| Station: Flat Rock, New York | |
| Network Affiliation: LCSN & ANSS
Lamont-Doherty Cooperative Seismographic Network Advanced National Seismic System |
FDSN Network Code: "LD" |
| Director: Dr. Won-Young Kim | |
| Network Contact:
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University 61 Route 9W Palisades, NY 10964 | |
| Coordinates:
Latitude: 44.8350N Longitude: 73.5883W | Elevation to Sensor: 223 m
Depth to Sensor: 0 |
| Geology: Potsdam Sandstone, Cambrian Period | |
| Vault Conditions: Sensor sits directly on sandstone outcrop and buried with a half 55 galon drum cover | |
| Site Description: Open space with little or no traffic | |
| Station Instrumentation: Remote site:
Reftek 72A-07 3-channel datalogger GPS clock spread-spectrum digital radio transmitter solar panel with gelcell battery | |
| Data collection site:
spread-spectrum digital radio receiver PC windows NT 4.0 RTPD (Ref Tek Protocol Dataserver), Earthworm | |
| Operated Since: November 13, 2003 | |
Looking North. Montreal, Canada is seen at the upper horizon
Sensor site is prepared.
Seismometer is wired
LCSN seismic vault which is smaller scale McMillan vault, is being cured
LCSN seismic vault which is smaller scale McMillan vault, is being cured
LCSN seismic vault which is smaller scale McMillan vault, is being cured
LCSN seismic vault which is smaller scale McMillan vault, is being cured
Gyro-compass is used for sensor orientation
Broadband, tri-axial seismometer (type: STS-2) with its natural period T0=120s 
Making drainage for sensor encloser 
John Contino preparing electronics box next to the seismometer
Golam Sarker and John Contino installing solar panel, spread-spectrum radio 
Sensor and datalogger with electrics box are buried and