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Network details

Network Code: DK 1980

Network Start Date: 1980/1/1

Network Description: Danish National Seismic Network

Network Restricted Status: open

DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.7914/nw3x-df02

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Station code	Site name	Start date
ANGG Latitude: 65.616000, Longitude: -37.637000	Station Ammassalik, Greenland	2000/2/3
ANGG Latitude: 65.616000, Longitude: -37.637000	Station Ammassalik, Greenland	2010/8/2
ASIG Latitude: 68.706000, Longitude: -52.871000	Station Aasiaat, Greenland	2004/5/10
ASSG Latitude: 82.176200, Longitude: -38.108200	Station Aftenstjerne, Greenland	2004/7/24
BSD Latitude: 55.113890, Longitude: 14.914690	Skovbrynet, Bornholm	2022/3/22
BSD Latitude: 55.113900, Longitude: 14.914700	Station Bornholm Skovbrynet, Denmark	2004/12/4
CFJ Latitude: 83.083500, Longitude: -28.320800	Station Citronen Fjord, Greenland	2004/7/28
COP Latitude: 55.685300, Longitude: 12.432500	Station Copenhagen, Denmark	2004/12/4
DAG Latitude: 76.771300, Longitude: -18.655000	Station Danmarkshavn, Greenland	1998/6/16
DBG Latitude: 74.308000, Longitude: -20.213900	Station Daneborg, Greenland	2000/4/13

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Station markers

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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

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Station sensor type

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