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The Data Access section of the newsletter deals with relevant new data
arriving to the DMC. A reminder for anyone wanting to know what data
is currently arriving to the IRIS DMC in realtime, there is a web page
created expressly for you at http://www.iris.edu/mda/_REALTIME
Greenland Icesheet Monitoring
Network - GLISN Virtual Network
IRIS has a new virtual network called _GLISN (http://www.iris.edu/mda/_GLISN)
where we are now archiving data from stations collaborating with new IRIS funding
for the Greenland
Icesheet Monitoring Network.
The GLISN virtual network will be dynamic and expanding. The map below
only shows stations as of Oct 2009. Please refer to http://www.iris.edu/gmap/_GLISN to
get an updated list of stations.
maps by Google (Oct 2009)
Kyrgyz Digital Network - KRNET
The DMC started archiving data from a new network called KR in October
2009 (http://www.iris.edu/mda/KR )and is the Kyrgyz Digital Network,
or also called KRNET. All of the sites are operating Guralp equipment, CMG-3T
sensors and DM-24 digitizers
UTEP Seismic Network - EP
The DMC started archiving data in October 2009 from the station located
on the University of Texas, El Paso campus, under the network code EP
(http://www.iris.edu/mda/EP
)
This is using a Guralp CMG-3T sensor and a RefTek130 datalogger.
Thai Seismic Monitoring Network - TM
The DMC was pleased to have hosted visitors from the Thai
Seismic Monitoring Network in September 2009, and they opened their broadband
data to our community, which is now available under the network code TM (http://www.iris.edu/mda/TM )
starting in early October, 2009. The equipment operating there is a combination
of Nanometrics Trillium T120 and Geotech KS2000 sensors.
3D Broadband Seismic Array in France - FR
The IRIS DMC began archiving data from a French 3-D
array network operated by the UMR Géosciences Azur 6526 situated
near Rustrel, France with the network code FR. http://www.iris.edu/gmap/FR/RUSF for
map, or
http://www.iris.edu/mda/FR/RUSF for
metadata. This multi-element array consists of 6 STS-2 broadband sensors
and a strong motion CMG5 accelerometer.
For more information see the article in this issue - A
3D Broadband Seismic Array at LSBB
For direct access to event data
and others,
please refer to http://lsbb.oca.eu/spip.php?article95
maps by Google
Submitted by Rick Benson, IRIS DMC
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