IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering · 2002 · 24 citations · 11 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeophysicsEarthquake EngineeringMarine GeophysicsSeismologyEngineering SeismologyGeophysical Signal ProcessingOcean Bottom SeismologySeismic Data AcquisitionSeismic ExplorationSeismic InstrumentationCurrent SensorsOcean Bottom InstrumentationOcean Bottom SeismometrySeismic Data DigitizationSeismic Data Quality ControlSeismic ModelingSeismic Sensor NetworksSeismic Sensors
The Hawaii-2 Observatory seismic system is currently transmitting high-quality seismic data from the ocean floor in the central NE Pacific Ocean through Hawaii to the IRIS Data Management Center. The system includes broad-band seismic, geophone, acoustic, and ocean current sensors. The seismic sensors are buried about 0.4 m below the ocean floor to improve coupling to the ocean bottom and to reduce noise levels. The system can be remotely calibrated, leveled and locked, and gains can be changed on command from shore. Data are temporarily stored in the seismic package for retransmission as needed to correct for transmission problems and to prevent loss of data. Data generated are valuable for studies of the Earth's structure and the dynamics of earthquakes.
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Broadband seismology and noise under the ocean
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