These are just some of the products ISTI has produced/supported/maintained:

Earthworm - the definitive Open Source Earthquake monitoring package in use around the globe

QuakeWatch - EIDS/QuakeWatch is the ISTI tool developed for Earthquake alerting and reporting. This is in use at CISN and the USGS.

SeisNetWatch - A seismic network state of health monitoring tool for a single view of the health of one's earthquake monitoring system and network.

Inventory and DIGIT  - USGS System for Station Inventory and Dataless SEED Management.

Palm Programs

AutoDRM - A C language based AutoDRM email processor that comes with source code and is customizable for your network.

Q330 Scripting - Qu@sar is the ISTI python toolkit for programing applications for Q330 digitizers. See how easy it is to talk to your 330 with python!

Q3302EW - The Earthworm module to pull data from a Q330 was written by ISTI.

Q330 SNW agent - This SeisNetWatch agent is currently the only one that talks directly to a seismic datalogger. It can tell you how your Q330 is doing in SeisNetWatch.

Comserv2 - The Open Source software package for talking to Quanterra Digitizers that is maintained by ISTI, Quanterra, Caltech, and UC Berkeley.

GCFtools - ISTI's C library and utilities for talking directly to Guralp DM24 digitizers.

K2 into PDB - A way to use K2 strong motion instruments with the PASSCAL database.

K2EW - ISTI wrote the original Earthworm module to talk to a K2 digitizer. We now maintain the one in the Earthworm repository that Pete Lombard and ISTI have jointly contributed to.

EW2MSEED - This is a Earthworm WaveServer monitor program that writes network day volumes of miniSEED data for networks wishing to store Continuous data streams from their Earthworm system.

PASSCAL DB - The PASSCAL database system used by IRIS PASSCAL in the 90's for submitting SEED volumes to the IRIS DMC. ISTI's principals were the original authors of this toolkit.

QuakeScan - A Python-based tool for grabbing data from digitizers on-demand after an earthquake.