community seismic network
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<p>The article describes the design of the Community Seismic Network, which is a dense open seismic network based on low cost sensors. The inputs are from sensors hosted by volunteers from the community by direct connection to their personal computers, or through sensors built into mobile devices. The server is cloud-based for robustness and to dynamically handle the load of impulsive earthquake events. The main product of the network is a map of peak acceleration, delivered within seconds of the ground shaking. The lateral variations in the level of shaking will be valuable to first responders, and the waveform information from a dense network will allow detailed mapping of the rupture process. Sensors in buildings may be useful for monitoring the state-of-health of the structure after major shaking.</p>
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| Authors | ;Rishi Chandy;Leif Strand;MingHei Cheng;Mathew Faulkner;Michael Olson;Richard Guy;Julian Bunn;Monica Kohler;Andreas Krause;Mani Chandy;Thomas Heaton;Robert W. Clayton;Daniel Obenshain;Annie Liu;Michael Aivazis |
| Journal | desalination |
| Year | 2011 |
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