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Network details

Network Code: 2B 2007

Network Start Date: 2007/1/7

Network Description: PUDEL Network, Argentina

Network Restricted Status: open

DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.14470/7O092361

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Station code	Site name	Start date
BB05 Latitude: -26.009306, Longitude: -68.243278	PUDEL Station BB05, Argentina	2008/1/1
BB06 Latitude: -25.545861, Longitude: -68.372254	PUDEL Station BB06, Argentina	2008/3/30
BB16 Latitude: -26.629639, Longitude: -65.865694	PUDEL Station BB16, Argentina	2008/3/26
BB17 Latitude: -25.914444, Longitude: -65.895889	PUDEL Station BB17, Argentina	2008/4/4
BB18 Latitude: -26.542889, Longitude: -66.362944	PUDEL Station BB18, Argentina	2008/4/3
BB20 Latitude: -25.438806, Longitude: -66.786583	PUDEL Station BB20, Argentina	2008/3/24
BB21 Latitude: -25.535861, Longitude: -65.941444	PUDEL Station BB21, Argentina	2008/4/5
EW01 Latitude: -26.740556, Longitude: -67.010778	PUDEL Station EW01, Argentina	2007/11/26
EW02 Latitude: -26.750694, Longitude: -66.837028	PUDEL Station EW02, Argentina	2007/11/26
EW03 Latitude: -26.858917, Longitude: -66.757000	PUDEL Station EW03, Argentina	2007/12/4

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Station markers

Icon	Station status
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	Station closed

Morphology class

Based on the Italian Building Code

T1 = Flat surface; isolated slopes and cliffs with average slope angle i < 15°
T2 = Slopes with i > 15°
T3 = Ridges with crest width significantly less than the base width and 15° < i < 30°
T4 = Ridges with crest width significantly less than the base width and i > 30°

Ground type EC8

A = Rock
B = Very dense sand or gravel or very stiff clay
C = Dense sand or gravel or stiff clay
D = Loose to medium cohesionless soil or soft to firm cohesive soil
E = Surface alluvium layer C or D, 5 to 20 m thick, over a much stiffer material
S₁, S₂ = ground types requiring special studies

More information can be found here.

Station sensor type

Types: VBB (Very Broad Band), BB (Broad Band), SP (Short Period), SM (Strong Motion) and OBS (Ocean Bottom Sensor)