Arie Verveer wrote: > Hi Meredith, > > Got a great recording of the event, but with the "Big" Java > trench between me and the quake, the values are much lower > than they should be. The waves get reflected or refracted. > The final wave that I record is about a magnitude lower than > > expected. Quakes either side of the trench record well. > > All the best > > Arie > Arie, You sure did, and with the S-G's too boot! Very interesting machine to use. Only had one S-G operating here, but it also did well for that big quake (ML5). The other S-G I'd replaced with an experimental unit....but that hung up prior to the quake of course....(alot of clenched teeth there....ha). Tony's in Hawaii recordings looks like works of art overall, real good, and it covers the span of time for most of the time. I'd expect just about everyone with long period capability will have events posted on this big one. Haven't heard of any tidal wave warning, or if it did any such. As remote an area as it is, it may take days to hear news from the area, in regard to damage and deaths resulting from it. Take care, Meredith Lamb __________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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