Development of an Intelligent Seismic Facility and Preparation for Participation in the Conference on Disarmament Group of Scientific Experts Technical Test
Abstract
This report describes SMU's involvement in preparations for the U.S. participation in the United Nations Conference on Disarmament ad hoc Group of Scientific Experts Technical Test 2 (GSETT2) global data exchange experiments, including planning for the USGSE network and progress in the development of the phase II seismic systems for use in the experiments. We also report on progress in the development of the next generation NORESS type array to be deployed in Europe, and describe normal operations of the Lajitas, Texas seismic station. The USGSE network consists of six seismic stations. Four locations in the continental US will be distributed National Data Centers. The NDC's will be located at Dallas, TX; LaJolla CA; Pinedale, WY; and Blacksburg, VA. NDC central will be located in Washington DC. For the past year, this research has been aimed at developing state of the art seismic data acquisition and processing equipment. The Phase II systems developed under this contract are designed to meet all the requirements of the GSE. Seismic arrays.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 24, 1989
- Accession Number
- ADA221635
Entities
People
- Eugene T. Herrin
- Paul Golden
Organizations
- Southern Methodist University