Monitoring earthquake data in Indonesia using BMKG official data. Use when the user asks for the latest earthquake, felt earthquakes, or information about a specific seismic event in Indonesia.
Scanned 9/5/2026
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name: bmkg-monitor
description: "Monitoring earthquake data in Indonesia using BMKG official data. Use when the user asks for the latest earthquake, felt earthquakes, or information about a specific seismic event in Indonesia."
---
# BMKG Monitor
Monitor and analyze seismic activity in Indonesia using real-time data from the Badan Meteorologi, Klimatologi, dan Geofisika (BMKG).
## Quick Start
Run the monitor script to fetch the latest data:
```bash
# Get the latest significant earthquake (M5.0+)
python3 scripts/get_gempa.py latest
# Get list of earthquakes felt by people (including smaller ones)
python3 scripts/get_gempa.py felt
# Get recent history of M5.0+ earthquakes
python3 scripts/get_gempa.py recent
# Get detailed Moment Tensor and Phase history
python3 scripts/get_gempa.py detail <EVENT_ID>
```
## Workflows
### 1. Checking for Recent Shaking
If a user reports feeling a tremor or asks "Was there a quake?", run `get_gempa.py felt` first. This list includes smaller, shallow quakes that people actually feel.
### 2. Deep Analysis
When a significant quake occurs, use [references/seismology.md](references/seismology.md) to explain:
- The meaning of the Magnitude.
- The intensity levels (MMI scale) reported.
- Potential impact based on depth and location.
### 3. Coordinating with News
If the user provides a "Moment Tensor" or "Beach Ball" diagram (usually from a detailed BMKG report), refer to the "Moment Tensor" section in `references/seismology.md` to identify if the quake was Strike-Slip, Normal, or Thrust.
## References
- [seismology.md](references/seismology.md) - Magnitude, MMI scale, and fault types.
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