sc3microapi
Micro web service for SeisComP3 systems
Overview
In order to integrate systems running SeisComP3 with other systems or tools is important to expose at least some basic information related to the system in operation. For instance, which networks and stations are present in the inventory with some attributes that are not visible through the FDSN Station-WS.
Some other internal data, like access control lists, are important for other systems providing data. Thus, the permissions can be managed in SC3 and used in many other places, offering the operator a single management point.
API Specification
Full OpenAPI specification can be seen here.
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