Montan-Universitat Leoben
Institut fur Geophysik
Franz-Josef-Str. 18
A-8700 Leoben
48-K-SUMMIT
Digital seismic recorders (Lennartz electronics):
3 MARS-88 FD
120 dB, 4MB RAM, 2 x 1.44MB floppy, 3 chan
timing: DCF77
currently in use, available from 10/1994
2 MARS-88 FD
96 dB, 4MB RAM, 2 x 1.44MB floppy, 3 chan
timing: DCF77
available for a short time
1 MARS-88 MC - telephone connection
2 MARS-88 RC - radio telemetry
120 dB, 4MB RAM, 3 chan
timing: DCF77
available for a short time, not very suitable for a field measurement
(no external data storage)
1 PCM-5800
120 dB, tape storage, 16 chan
timing: DCF77
not in use, available
Seismometers:
10 Le-3D (Lennartz electronics)
feedback 1Hz, 3-comp
available with MARS-88
SM-3, Vegik
0.5 Hz, used with PCM-5800
Date: 1994
Czech Republic
Masaryk University Brno
Institute of Physics of the Earth
Faculty of Science
Masaryk University Brno
Jecna 29a, 612 46 Brno
Czech Republic
fax: +42 5 773225
Permanent stations:
4 BB stations
1 15 channel telemetry local network in West Bohemia
1 12 channel local network in Southern Bohemia
Mobile stations:
10 mobile stations LE5800 with PCM recorders, 2Hz 3-comp geophones
1 radio telemetry system LE5800, 5 2Hz 3-comp geophones
1 clock for shooting blasts with DCF 77 time synchronization
Contacts: Dr. Jana Pazdirkova (E-mail)
Date: April 1998
Charles University Prague:
Temporary employment.
BB stations in Western Corinth Gulf (Charles Univ. & Patras Univ.)
March 3, 1998
Sensors: Gurlap CMG-3T, Data acquisition: Guralp SAM (GSL format)
20 Hz continuous, 100 Hz triggered; no telemetry
Selected records converted and stored in PCSUDS format.
COORDINATES (from GPS)
CLA= Claus: 38 degrees 11.9 minutes N, 21 degrees 46.3 minutes E
EGI= Egion: 38 14.9 N 22 02.9 E
KAL= Kalithea: 38 23.4 N 22 08.4 E
ALTITUDES
(from maps 1:50.000 and 1:100.000)
Clauss: 180 m
Egion: 100 m
Kalithea : 760 m
Data is available on request through Jiri Zaharadnik.
Contact: Prof. Jiri Zaharadnik (E-mail)
Prof. A. Tselentis (E-mail)
Date: March 3, 1998
Geophysical Institute Prague:
Geophysical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic Bocni II/1401
14131 Prague 4
Czech Republic
More details can be found at: http://www.ig.cas.cz/seismo/pool.php
Contact: Vaclav Vavrycuk
Tel.: +420-267 103 111
Fax.:+420-272 761 549
Date: October 9, 2006
Geological Institute, Copenhagen
Geological Institute
University of Copenhagen
Øster Voldgade 10
DK-1350 Copenhagen K
Denmark
100 REFTEK 125, single channel instruments, equipped with 4.5 Hz
geophones, dynamic range better than 130 dB, 32 MB RAM in each
instrument, internal clock to be set by GPS before deployment.
5 MARS-88-FD with 1 Hz seismometers and DCF time-reception.
Additionally, we have a multichannel DMT SUMMIT equipment with
38 channels all with 4.5 Hz geophones (same type as the REFTEKs).
Contact: Hans Thybo (E-mail)
Tel: +45 3532 2452 (or 2457)
Fax: +45 3314 8322
Date: February 2003
Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, Copenhagen
GEUS
Øster Voldgade 10
DK-1350 Copenhagen K
12 full broad-band instruments consisting of
8 STS-2 seismometers with Reftek dataloggers and
4 STS-2 seismometers with Orion from Nanometrics
Contact: Soren Gregersen (E-mail)
Tel. +45 38 14 24 50
Fax +45 38 14 20 50
Institute of Seismology, Helsinki
Institute of Seismology
POB 26 (Teollisuuskatu 23)
FIN-00014 University of Helsinki
Finland
13 digital mobile stations
The station type is PCM-80, 3 comp. units, designed in Finland around 1980.
Two BB Guralp-seismometers and two RefTek recorders
2 Guralp CMG - 3T and 2 RefTek 72A - 07/G/6 .
Contact: Tellervo Hyvonen (E-mail)
Tel: +358-9-708 44433
Fax: +358-9-708 44430
Date: April 9,1998
University of Oulu. Oulu
4 RefTek 72A07 (6 channels) Mark L-4A seismometers (Oulu)
4 RefTek 72A07 (3 channels) Mark L-4A seismometers (Sodankyla)
Contact: Sodankyla: Jukka Yliniemi (E-mail)
Oulu: Juha Tiikainen (E-mail)
Date: April 8, 1998
Lithoscope national pool
Lab. geophysique Interne et Tectonophysique
LGIT - IRGIM
Boite Postale 53X
F-38041 Grenoble Cedex
France
The latest information can be found on the
Lithoscope site at the University of Grenoble.
contact: George Poupinet (E-mail)
date: April 1998
French national portable strong motion network
13 RefTek 72A02, 16 bit , 6ch., equipped with 1G hard disks and GPS-receivers
13 strong motion sensors Guralp CMG5
13 seismometers Mark L22D-3D
7 extended band seismometers Guralp CMG40
contact: Denis Hatzfeld (E-mail)
date: December 6, 1996
Laboratoire de Geophysique et Tectonophysique, Grenoble
Grenoble network:
5 RefTek 72A06, 3ch. equipped as above with 550MB HD GPS receivers
5 Mark L22-3D seismometers.
contact: Helle Pedersen (E-mail)
date: April 1998
Institute du Physique du Globe - CEE , Paris
3 RefTek 72A02, 6ch. 16 bits,
2 RefTek 72A06, 3ch. 16 bits
1 RefTek 72A08 3ch 16 bits, 3ch 24 bits
6 Guralp CMG5 accelerometers
2 Mark L22-3D seismometers
contact: Pascal Bernard (E-mail)
date: April 1998
UMR Geoscience Azur, CNRS/UNSA, Nice
TGRS-Nice mobile pool:
5 reftek 72A06 6 channels (3x24 bits, 3x16bits) equipped with 200Mb hard disk
and GPS for time
5 reftek 72A08 (24 bits) equipped with 1Gb hard disk and GPS
10 CMG40
April 1998
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We conduct whith these instruments some broad-band recording in 1996:
- 25 January-25 Mars: 10 stations in EW profile accross northern
Corsica (Nicole Bethoux, Nice)
- 1 May-5 September: 5 BB stations around Vesuvius (in collaboration
with ING, Rome, University of Naples and OOV, Naples, which had 3 more
stations) (Anne Deschamps)
- 15 June-1 July: 3D tomography of Vesuvius, short period recording,
a broad collaboration of italian teams, french, german, switzerland...
(Jean Virieux, Nice and Aldo Zollo, Naples)
reference: A.Zollo, P.Gasparini, J.Virieux, H.le Meur, G. de Natale,
G. Biella, E.Boschi, P. Capuano, R. de France,
P.dell'Aversana, R. de Matteis, I. Guerra, G. Iannaccone,
L. Mirabile, G. Vilardo, 1996
Seismic evidence for a Low-velocity zone in the upper crust
beneath mount Vesuvius, Science, 274, 592-594.
- 20 September-6 January: BB stations in French Southern Alps (Anne Deschamps)
The actual planning for 1997:
- February-July 1997: stations in Greece (D. Hazfeld in Grenoble)
Contacts: Anne Deschamps
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/ UMR Geosciences Azur, CNRS/UNSA ! Tel: (33) 4 93 95 41 16 (bureau) /
/ 250, Rue Albert Einstein, bat 3 ! (33) 4 93 95 42 42 (secret.) /
/ F-06560 VALBONNE ! Fax: (33) 4 93 65 27 17 /
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/ UMR Geoscience Azur, Sophia Antipolis! Tel: (33) 93 95 42 51 (direct) /
/ Campus CNRS/UNSA, Batiment 3 ! Tel: (33) 93 95 42 22 (standard) /
/ 250 Rue Albert Einstein ! (E-mail)
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date: December 12, 1996
In Germany exists a so-called DEPAS-Pool (Deutscher Pool für amphibische Seismologie
= German Pool for amphibous seismology). The land component is based at the GFZ (and is
integrated in the geophysical instrument pool Potsdam/GIPP)while the marine component is
based at the Alfred Wegener Institut at Bremerhaven www.awi-bremerhaven.de). They have 80
OBS's. It is a foreseen to use both components in common onshore/offshore experiments.
There is a common steering committee to ensure this.
Aachen
6 PCM 5800 stations with 4 channels and DCF-receivers
seismometers: 5 Mark L4-3D und 5 Mark L4-Z (1 Hz)
3 Lennartz Le-3D (1 Hz)
1 Lennartz Le-3D (5 s).
This instrumentation will presently be used in Kenya.
Contact: J. Wohlenberg (E-mail)
Lehrgebiet Angew. Geophysik
RWTH Aachen
Lochnerstrasse 4-20
D-52064 Aachen
date: December 4, 1996
Munich
no. instrument: channels: seismos: time:
4 Lennartz PCM 5000 3 1Hz, Mark L-4 DCF
2 Lennartz Mars88-FD 3 1Hz, Lennartz Le-3D DCF
0 * Lennartz PCM 5800 8 4,5 Hz 3 comp. DCF
* these instruments belong to the DECORP-project
Contact: H. Gebrande, M. Bopp (E-mail)
date: 1994
Karlsruhe
Contact: K.P. Bonjer (E-mail)
date: April 1998
Potsdam, GeoForschungsZentrum
Albrecht Schultze
GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam
Germany 14473 Potsdam Telegrafenberg
Tel.: +49 331 288 1220
Fax.: +49 331 288 1266
E-mail: robert@gfz-potsdam.de
Update information on instrumentation, contact persons, loans etc. can
be found at Geoforschungs Zentrum.
These are the instruments of the German mobile instrumentation pool:
Sensors:
300 vertical geophones (6fold strings,4.5 Hz)
200 3 component geophones (4.5 Hz)
170 Seismometers MARK L4 (1Hz)
100 Seismometrs GURALP ESP (60 sec) mainly for onshore/offshore experiments DEPAS)
68 BB Sensors ((20 ESP (60 sec)
14 STS-2(120 sec)
13 GURALP 40T(30 sec)
11 GURALP 3T (120 sec)
10 Guralp CMG-3ESPD (120 sec)/SAM)
Recorders:
233 PR6-24 (Earthdata recorder)(200 a 3channel,35 a 6 channel)
100 PR6-24 (Earthdata recorder) mainly for onshore/offshore experiments DEPAS)
contact: Albrecht Schultze
Michael Weber
date: October 2006
Freie Universitaet Berlin
Institute for Geology
Geophysics and Geoinformatics
Malteserstrasse 74-100
D-12249 Berlin
12 x GEOTECH PDAS 100 including seismometers
6-channels either with seismometers L4-3D and
12x6 geophone-chains (4.5 Hz)
Contact: P Roewer Fax: +49 (0)30-7758056 (see ASFA working group)
date: April, 1998
Bergakademie TU Freiberg
Institut fuer Geophysik
Gustav-Zuenthner Str. 12
D-09596 Freiberg
4 MARS 88 OD
Contact: B. Forkmann Fax:+49-3731-392636 (see ASFA working group)
date: April, 1998
Universitaet Kiel
Institut f. Geophysik
Olshausenstrasse 40
D-24118 Kiel
48-K-Bison
Contact: W. Rabbel (E-mail) (see ASFA working group)
date: April, 1998
DMT Bochum
Institute for Geophysics
Ruhr University
10 PDAS (6K) with L4-3D
Contact: H.P. Harjes (E-mail) (see ASFA working group)
Date: April, 1998
Universitaet Bochum
DMT Institut fuer Angewandte Geophysik
Hernerstr. 45
D - 44787 Bochum
Summit channels
Contact: H. Rueter (E-mail)
Date: April, 1998
Alfred-Wegener-Institut fuer Polar- und
Meeresforschung
Columbus Strasse
D - 27568 Bremerhaven
Germany
6 16 Bit RefTek
7 24 Bit Reftek
100 geophone chains with only vertical component
10 geophone chains 3 components
Each chain consists of 6 Geophones in series
Contact: W. Jokat (E-mail)
Date: February 2003
Bristol University
Department of Earth Sciences
University of Bristol
Wills Memorial Building
Queen's Road
Bristol BS8 1RJ
UK
2 Guralp CMG-3T
Contact: Dr. George Helffrich (E-mail)
Date: February 2003
British Geological Survey
1. We do not have any capability for mobile broadband stations.
2. BGS maintains a pool of 12 short-period seismometers for mobile
network deployment. UHF radio-telemetry links are included as is a
SEISLOG digital acquisition computer. Several low-power slow running FM
10-channel tape recorders are also available.
3. Contact for the equipment pool: Terry Turbitt (E-mail)
4. Previous experiments in Europe:
A short period network was deployed around Almiros in eastern
Greece from May 1992 to Aplril 1994 to study shear wave anisotropy. Many
local earthquakes were detected and recorded digitally.
Contact: Terry Turbitt as above
5. No further experiments are planned at present
date: December 2, 1996
Cambridge
5 RefTek (version ?) and 10 Guralp CMG ? seismos
date: 1994
Cardiff
8 Pdas-100 with 12 Geotech S-13 (1hz.) 1comp. geophons;
1 Omega-receiver
date: 1994
Durham University, Department of Geological Sciences, Durham
Department of Geological Sciences
University of Durham
Durham DH1 3LE
UK
6 Pdas-100, 6ch. with 123 mb hard disks , Wilmore Mk 3s and Mark 215b
seismometers
10 DOBS (digital ocean bottom..) with Benthos hydrophons
Contact: Dr. Christine Peirce (E-mail)
Date: February 2003
Edinburgh
British Geological Survey
8 Pdas-100, 3ch. with 100mb hard disks
equipped with 24 Geotech S-13 (1hz.) seismometers and Omegas (in Pdas)
Contact: Terry Turbitt (E-mail)
date: 1994
IOS
4 Pdas, 6ch. with 4,5hz 3c. geophons and hydrophons
date: 1994
Leeds University, Department of Earth Sciences, Leeds
We have 9 complete mobile broad band stations plus some other short
period equipment and environmental monitoring equipment:
Seismometers:
9 Guralp CMG-3T broad band seismometers:
Mechanism : force balance
Type : ground velocity transducer
Response : 120 sec to 50 Hz
Gain : ~2000 V/m/s
Dynamic range : 120 dB
Components : 3
Power consumption : 12 V, 1 W
6 Willmore Mark 3A short period seismometers :
Mechanism : moving magnet
Type : ground velocity transducer
Response : 1 Hz eigen frequency
Gain : >400 V/m/s
Dynamic range : ~60 dB
Components : 1
Power consumption : none
Recorders:
9 Lennartz MARS 88/OD seismic recorders:
Data storage medium: magneto optical disk
Recording capacity : 216 to 1 days between disk changes
Number of channels : 1 to 3
ADC : 16 bit
Input sampling rate: 8 kHz
Stored sample rate : from 7.81 to 500 Hz
Bandwidth : 0.4 * sample rate
Input sensitivity : 125 to 8000 nV per LSB
Clip limit : +/- 0.066 to 4.2 V full scale
Dynamic range : 120 dB (with oversampling)
Precision : 78 DB
Power consumption : 12 V, 4.2 W
2 EDR 8000 instrumentation digital tape recorders
Data storage medium: 1/4 inch tape cartridge
Recording capacity : 1.5 hours to 8 days per tape
Number of channels : 1 to 8
ADC : 16 bit
Input sampling rate: 5120 Hz
Stored sample rate : from 5 to 5120 Hz
Bandwidth : 0.4 * sample rate
Input sensitivity : 320 uV per LSB
Clip limit : +/- 10 V full scale
Dynamic range : 90 dB
Power consumption : 12 V, 50 W
Timing:
9 Lennartz GPS clocks:
Timing accuracy : better than +/- 0.6 ms
Positional accuracy: +/- 50 m
Output : emulates DCF 1 Hz time code
Power consumption : 12 V, 3.6 W (less in standby mode)
Ancilliary equipment:
28 Siemens solar panels:
Power output: 45 W
1 Davis Instruments automatic weather station:
Sensors : wind speed & direction
temperature
humidity
rainfall
barometric pressure
Contact: Mr Dave Francis (E-mail)
Tel: +44 (0)113 2336627
Fax: +44 (0)113 2335259
date: June 14, 1996
Leicester
12 Pdas-100, 3ch. with 120mb hard disks and 36 Geotech S-13 (1hz.) seismos
3 Omegas in Pdas, 1 RSC 8000 Omega as well as 2 Navstar and 2 Pdas GPS
date: 1994
Liverpool
?? RefTeks with Wilmore Mk 3s seismos
date: 1994
UEA
8 RefTek, 3ch. with 500 Mb hard disks and 24 Wilmore Mk 3s (1hz.) seismos
8 GPS receivers in RefTeks
date: January 2003
NERC Pool, Geology & Geophysics, Edinburgh University, UK.
Department of Geology and Geophysics
Edinburgh University
Detailed information: NERC Geophysical Equipment Pool
Please contact Val Valiant for more information (E-mail)
date: December 1999
Department of Geophysics, University of Athens
Instrumentation:
5 MARS88 with 5 LE3D (1 Hz)
5 IDA 6 MB with 5 LE3D (1 Hz)
4 RefTek (3 channels) with 4 Guralp CMG 40T
5 RefTek (3 channels) with 5 Guralp CMG 40T (purchased)
Accelerometers
1 SSA-1
4 SSA-16
4 K2
11 ETNA
Contact: Prof. Kostas C. Makropoulos
University of Athens
Dept. of Geophysics
157 84 Athens
tel. +30 (0)1 72 43 217 / 72 84 425
fax +30 (0)1 72 43 217
(E-mail)
date: May 1998
National Observatory of Athens
2 Lennartz Marslight stations equipped with the LE3d/1 sec three component sensor.
5 Reftek 72A Series DAS equipped with Guralps CMG-40T three component BB sensors.
The dial up network consists of 9 Lennartz Mars88/HD equipped with LE3d/1
sec three component sensor.
Contact: G. Chouliaras
National Observatory of Athens
Institute of Geodynamics
P.O. Box 200 48
11810 Athens
Greece
tel: + 30 1 349 0195/6
cellular: +30 9 4520440
fax + 30 1 349 0180
(E-mail)
web: http://users.otenet.gr/~gchoul
date: Nov 1998
Seismological Laboratory, University of Patras
54 24-bit seismographs by Earthadata and 8 PDAS100
University of Patras
Seismological Laboratory
Rio 261 10
Greece
Tel +3061-997556
Fax +3061-990639
Contact Person: Prof. G-Akis Tselentis (E-mail)
Date: December 1999
Geophysical Laboratory; University of Thessaloniki
Mailling address
Geophysical Laboratory
University of Thessaloniki
GR-54006 Thessaloniki, GREECE
tel (+).30.31.998526, 214551, 214552
fax (+).30.31.998528, 214553
Mobile equipment
A. DATA LOGGERS
2 Lennartz Mars88-FD with DCF
(the third one was destroyed during a field work).
1 Reftek (720A-07/G) with GPS and internal HD of 1Gb
1 Reftek (720A-07/G) with GPS and internal HD of 2Gb
1 Reftek (720A-07/G) with GPS
and two external HD of 2Gb
2 SSA-2 accelerographs (12 bits) with DCF
B. SEISMOMETERS
3 le-3d (1hz) 3comp.
1 Guralp CMG-40T
C. PERMANENT SEISMOLOGICAL NETWORK
15 permanent stations equipped with Geotech S-13 1-hz
seismometers (for all 3 components). The data are transmitted
via telephone and radio analog telemetry to the central
station at Thessaloniki using a Vax3100 data logger.
(Comment ONLY FOR YOUR INFORMATION)
Soon there will be an upgrade of the central station
computer equipment and software configuration. Moreover
digital telemetry is planning.
Contact: Vassilis Karakostas
Laboratory of Geophysics
University of Thessaloniki
GR-54006 Thessaloniki
GREECE
Tel. +.30.31.214551 -2
Fax +.30.31.214553
Date: May 18, 1998
Institute of Engineering Seismology & Earthquake Engineering
(I.T.S.A.K.)
ITSAK
P.O. Box 53 Foinikas
GR-55102 Thessaloniki
GREECE
Tel. (+).30.31.476081 -84
Fax (+).30.31.476085
MOBILE EQUIPMENT
4 SSA-2 (12 bit) with internal clock
4 SSA-1 (12 bit) with internal clock
3 ETNA (18bit) with GPS
1 multichannel system for monitoring the response of
Structures. The data loggers are two K2 (19bit) one with 12
channels and another one with 6 channels. The sensors are
the FB-11
All the above equipment are of Kinemetrics.
Contact: Dr. Christos A. PAPAIOANNOU (E-mail)
Seismologist
tel. (+).30.31.476081 -84
fax (+).30.31.476085
Date: May 18, 1998
Dublin, Institute for Advanced Studies
5 Merrion Square
Dublin 2, Ireland
14 mobile broad-band stations based on recorders (11 type PR2400 and 3 type PR2420)
made by Earth Data Ltd of Southampton in England with Guralp CMG-40T seismometers.
Also 4.5 Hz geophones are available for these instruments.
20 analogue 1C recorders with 4.5 Hz geophones
Contact: Peter Readman (E-mail)
Tel: +353-1-662 1333
Fax: +353-1-662-1477
Date: January 2003
Istituto Nazionale di Geofysica, Rome
Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica
Via di Vigna Murata, 605
00 143 Rome
Italy
fax: +39 (0)6 5041181
ING has a mobile digital seismological network which is composed of a
central mobile data aquisition and processing unit and 10 remote seismic
stations linked via digital telemetry.
Each station is composed of
Lennartz PCM 5800 with UHF antenna and DCF-receiver as well as GPS time
receivers, the digitizer are coupled to three components Guralp CMG4-T
(10s-100Hz), Guralp CMG40T (20s-50Hz) or Guralp CMG3 broadband seismometers
(or short period Mark L4c-3d)
4 out of 10 stations can be completed with a digital
accelerometer CODISMA (by Contraves, Italy)
The central acquisition system has a Motorola 68000 computer with 380 mbyte
disk and two Nagra 9-tracks tape recorders
Besides the equipments described above the ING also has six Lennartz DM5800's
recording on magnetic tapes, and ten 24-bit RefTek 72A-07's recording on
portable 1 Gbyte HD. All the seismic stations are equipped with three
components Guralp CMG4T, Guralp CMG40T, or Guralp CMG3.
Contact person: Riccardo M. Azzara (E-mail)
tel: +39 (0)6 51860409
fax: +39 (0)6 5041181
Date: November 26, 1996
CNR-IDPA, Milano
Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche / Istituto per la Dinamica dei Processi Ambientali
Via Mario Bianco, 9
20131 Milano
Italy
Seismological Dataloggers: 10 Lennart M24 Compact/LP
[all 3-channels, GPS sync, up to 25GB data storage, 2 boxes each: 10+21 kg]
Seimometers: 5 Mark L4C/3D, 1 sec + 5 Lennartz 3D, 5 sec
note: stand alone portable digital station
Seismic dataloggers: 2 GEODE-GEOMETRICS 24 bit + STRATAVISOR NZ
[24 channel, GPS sync, AND/OR LTA/STA and time switch trigger event option,
up to 8 minutes of time window for each event at 125 Hz sampling rate,
up to 250GB data storage]
note: for array experiments in earthquake engineering and crustal prospecting.
Geophones: 60 geospace 14 Hz double string, 16 geospace 3C 4.5 Hz. Maximum array
deployment up to 500 m.
Contact: Roberto de Franco (E-mail)
Tel: +39-0228311439
Fax: +39-0228311442
Date: January 2003
Osservato Rio Sismico A. Bina, Perugia
Osservatorio Sismico Borgo
XX Giugno 74
Perugia
Italy
seismometers: 1 Mark L4C
3 S-13
recorder: PDAS-100
contact: Prof. D. Martino Siciliani
tel: +39 (0)75 34060
fax: +39 (0)75 36006
Date: December 1996
Servizio Sismico Nazionale, Rome
Servizio Sismico Nazionale
Via Curtatone 3
00185 Roma
seismometers: 5 MARK L4C
10 FBA-23
contact: Dott. Paolo Marsan
tel: +39 (0)6 4466853
fax: +39 (0)6 4466745
Date: December 1996
ISMES, Bergamo
ISMES S.P.A.
Via Pastrengo 9
24068 Seriate
Italy
seismometers: 32 Endevco 2262-2C
32 S-13
contact: Ing. Giorgio Franchioni
tel: +39 (0)35 307612
fax: +39 (0)35 307710
Date: December 1996
Universita di Messina, Messina
Istituto Geofisico
Universita'di Messina
Via Osservatorio 4
98 100 Messina
Italy
seismometers: 12 Mark L4C
contact: Prof. A. Bottari
tel: +39 (0)90 360101
fax: +39 (0)90 363533
Date: December 1996
Universita di Catania, Catania
Instituto di Geologia e Geofisica
Universita di Catania
C.So Italia 55
95 123 Catania
Italy
seismometers: 3 Le-3C
contact: Prof. Stefano Gresta
tel: +39 (0)95 719570
fax: +39 (0)95 719572
Date: December 1996
University of Bergen
10 GBV seismic recorders with integrated 4.5 Hz geophones
Contact: Jens Havskov (E-mail)
Date: January 2003
University of Lisbon
The following digital mobile stations are available:
station type seismo clock recording unit
solid state rec. SSR-113-3ch Lennartz Le-3D Omega 4mb hard disk
solid state rec. SSR-114-3ch " " "
solid state rec. SSR-115-3ch " GPS "
solid state rec. SSR-200-6ch " + FBA 23 Omega "
solid state rec. SSR-277-3ch " " "
4 x RefTek 3ch. Guralp T4038 GPS 229 mb hard disk
2 x Lennartz 7930G-3ch Mark L4-3D Patek-Philippe tape
contact: L. Mendez-Victor (E-mail)
Date: 1994
Novosibirsk,Institute of Geophysics of Siberian Division,
Russian Academy of Sciences
The permanent seismic station which belongs to the Novosibirsk
Computing Center consists of a three-component borehole seismic receiver
SR-3, located in the borehole at the depth 205 m. This seismic station is
situated near the surface of the borehole. It realizes functions,
filtrations, filtrations and normalization of signals by the level,
transformation of seismic signals into the numeric code and its
transmission through the optical fibre communication line of length 300 m
to the data processing center with the use of PC AT-386 with a controller
for the signal input.
Primary technical characteristics of the Seismic Observation Station:
recording channels X,Y,Z
frequency range 1 - 10 Hz
response of SR-3 150 v/m/sec
gain factor 2 x 10
length of the communication line:
seismic station - data processing center 300m
signal quantization frequency 50 Hz
For increasing the productivity of the data processing center it is
planned to introduce a high-throughput processor 486 DX2-66, RAM 8Mb, HDD
340 Mb, as well as a modem for the observation data transmission via the
satellite communication channel for switching to the All-Russian
Seismological Network.
In addition to 12 permanent seismological observatories, deployed
within the Altay-Sayan region, the seismological department of the
Institute of Geophysics of the Siberian Division of Russian Academy of
Sciences has a set (about 10 units) of mobile short period (1-10 Hz)
3-component seismic stations with analog registration on magnetic tape
which is used for temporary observations in the epicentral areas of strong
regional earthquakes.
Although, there is a master plan for the deploymentof a small
aperture advanced seismic array (9-16 short period sensors and 1 broad
band station) in the Altay area, however, this project does not have
sufficient financial support for its implementation.
Date: 1994
Bratislava, Geophysical Institute
Department of Seismology
Geophysical Institute
Slovak Academy of Sciences
Dubravska cesta 9
842 28 Bratislava
Slovak Republic
5 digital seismic stations, three of them being permanent, of
Lennartz DM PCM 5800 type, 3 comp. with Lennartz Le-3d (1hz.) 3comp.
seismometers and DCF-timing
Contact: Mr. Erik Bystricky (E-mail)
Date: April 17, 1998
Barcelona, Institute of Earth Sciences
Dataloggers:
8 Reftek (storage 1 to 4 Gbytes HD)
10 LEAS-HATOR (French manufacturer, storage 6 Gb.HD)
10 Lennartz-Mars88 (almost obsolete, 4Mb+ 2 floppy disks)
Seismometers:
8 Mark-Products 1Hz
5 Lennartz Le 1 Hz
3 Lennartz Le 5 s
12 Lennartz Le 20 s
Contact: J. Gallart (E-mail)
Date: January 2003
Granada, Instituto Andaluz de Geofisica, Universidad de Granada
Instituto Andaluz de Geofisica
Campus Universitario de Cartuja s/n
18071-Granada
Spain
Dataloggers:
9 24bit Earth Data datalogggers, 3 channels, GPS timing
Data storage is more than 10 Gb
PC's with SeisComP
Seismometers:
9 STS-2
Contact: J. Morales (E-mail)
Date: April 2004
Madrid, Instituto Geografico Nacional
Instituto Geografico Nacional
Sub. Gen. Geodesia y Geofisica.
C/. General Ibanhez Ibero, n:3.
28003 MADRID
SPAIN
8 PDAS 16bit + 8 LE-3D (Lennartz Sensor)
3 Kinemetric SSA-2 (0.5g) accelerographs
Contact: Jose maria Tejedor Pecinha (E-mail)
Date: April 14, 1998
Uppsala, Department of Geophysics
We now have 18 Nanometrics Orion instruments. Each station has three
component sensors. 8 stations have Lennartz 5s feedback sensors, 5 Lennartz
1s feedback sensors, and the rest old passive Mark 1Hz sensors (we had a
theft of some of our sensor heads, so we are temporarily using old ones).
The instruments are at present deployed as part of the ongoing TOR project.
Various other projects are envisaged but nothing else is funded yet that I
know of. The project which is perhaps farthest along the road to becoming
reality is SVEKALAPKO deep seismics, which is scheduled for the winter of
'98-'99. We have hopes of putting out about 200 stations (maybe up to about
50 bb) for a period of about six months.
Contact:
Roland Roberts Dept. of Geophysics Tel: +46 18 18 23 84
Associate Professor University of Uppsala Fax: +46 18 50 11 10
Director of Studies 752 36 Uppsala (E-mail)
Sweden http://www.geofys.uu.se/
Date: December 2, 1996
Zürich, ETH
20 Lennartz Mars88-HD with 300/600mB hard discs and floppys equipped with GPS-receivers
and 1 Hz three-component Lennartz LE-3D seismometers.
10 stations are equipped additionally with Streckeisen STS2 broadband seismometers.
These instruments are frequently used in various projects of our institute and
in cooperation with other institutions
Contact: Edi Kissling (E-mail)
Date: January 2003
Kiev, Institute of Geophysics of the Academy of Sciences
