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Active Message Threads for January 2019

Michelle Grobbelaar
Voting for membership #2
2018-11-27 12:01:07 - 2019-01-29 11:09:15
Dear All Once again, we have received a request for membership, but this time from the Spanish Seismic Network operated by Instituto Geográfico Nacional. The ES Network has around 100 stations, most of them provided with a BB sensor, 100 sps and real-time acquisition. Their data is stored in miniseed format and all of them have a related dataless seed file. Please, find in the following link, (http://www.ign.es/web/ign/portal/sis-estaciones-sismicas#) a list of them and in the following... [more]
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Michelle Grobbelaar
Voting for membership
2018-11-27 08:13:24 - 2019-01-29 11:08:24
Dear All We have received a request for membership from The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory. HVO has operated a seismic network on the Island of Hawaii since its founding in 1912. Today, HVO operates a Tier 1 ANSS network that includes nearly 100 stations with a mixture of short period, broadband, strong motion, and infrasound instrument. This is a key component of HVO's larger volcano monitoring network of over 250 stations that also includes geodesy, gas, and geology sensors. Addition... [more]
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