concrete is poured inside 2-foot deep cinder block structure
| Station: Newcomb, New York | |
| Director: Dr. Won-Young Kim | Network Affiliation: USNSN/LCSN |
| Host Institution:
Geology Department Syracuse University of the State University of New York Syracuse, New York | Network Contact:
Dr. Ray Bulland NEIC Telephone: 845-365-8387 Email: wykim@ldeo.columbia.edu |
| Coordinates:
Latitude: 43.9734N Longitude: 74.2228W | Elevation to Sensor: 575 m
Depth to Sensor: 0 |
| Geology: Anorthosite(?) | |
| Vault Conditions: Sensor sits directly on bedrock outcrop covered by plastic box | |
| Site Description: Wooded area with little traffic | |
| Station Instrumentation: Remote site:
STS-2 triaxial broadband sensor Quanterra Q730 NSN external GPS clock VSAT terminal external 110 VAC power supply | |
| Data collection site:
USNSN at Golden Colorado, USA | |
| Operated Since: October 20, 1999 | |
| Comments:
There are many spikes on the records. The spikes are followed by long period signal perhaps corresponding to seismometer response. | |
above ground seismic vault (cinder block)
old VSAT antenna
concrete is poured inside 2-foot deep cinder block structure
STS-2 seismometer installed
STS-2 seismometer installed
