To: PSN
Note attachment: PSN Display case
Frank Cooper and John Cole made a SEISMIC display for the lighted =
display case in the Friendswood, Texas, USA, library. We identify =
ourselves as PSN Seismic Stations and include information about PSN. It =
is titled SEISMOLOGY AND EARTHQUAKES.
1. The top shelf shows a 40 inch panorama of the 1906 San Francisco =
earthquake and information about it.
2. The second shelf shows a 40-inch digital and analog earthquake =
recording of the 6.9 KERMADEC ISLAND REGION EQ (09/20/97) with each =
phase identified by name. Also on this shelf is Frank Cooper's home-made =
S-G seismograph sensor. A picture of the sensor identifies the parts =
and how it works.
3. On the third shelf are pictures and information about Frank Cooper =
and John Cole and their PSN seismic stations.
4. Fourth shelf includes display name (on right) and information about =
PSN and includes the PSN World-Wide map (on left).
5. Fifth shelf is John Cole's Mini Lehman and information about it and =
one seismogram (far left). A picture of the sensor identifies the parts =
and how the sensor works.
One of the librarians has told us there has been a lively interest in =
the display especially among young people. They also stated they were =
happy to have a display that is especially appealing to males.
Frank Cooper's PSN web page is: http://freeweb.pdq.net/fxc/
John Cole's PSN web page is: http://freeweb.pdq.net/fxc/four.htm
We include our web page addresses in the display and I have had quite a =
few "hits" since the display opened early in August. The display will =
remain during the month of august and may go to a neighboring library =
after that.
Regards,
Frank Cooper, Friendswood, Texas, USA
To: PSN
Note attachment: PSN Display =
case
Frank Cooper and John Cole made a =
SEISMIC=20
display for the lighted display case in the Friendswood, Texas, USA,=20
library. We identify ourselves as PSN Seismic Stations and include =
information about PSN. It is titled SEISMOLOGY AND =
EARTHQUAKES.
1. The top shelf shows a 40 inch =
panorama of the=20
1906 San Francisco earthquake and information about it.
2. The second shelf shows a 40-inch =
digital and=20
analog earthquake recording of the 6.9 KERMADEC ISLAND REGION EQ =
(09/20/97) with=20
each phase identified by name. Also on this shelf is Frank Cooper's =
home-made=20
S-G seismograph sensor. A picture of the sensor identifies the =
parts and=20
how it works.
3. On the =
third shelf are=20
pictures and information about Frank Cooper and John Cole and their PSN =
seismic=20
stations.
4. Fourth shelf includes display name (on right) and =
information about PSN and includes the PSN World-Wide map (on=20
left).
5. Fifth shelf is John Cole's Mini Lehman and =
information=20
about it and one seismogram (far left). A picture of the sensor =
identifies the=20
parts and how the sensor works.
One of the librarians has told us there has been a =
lively=20
interest in the display especially among young people. They also =
stated=20
they were happy to have a display that is especially appealing to=20
males.
Frank Cooper's PSN web page is: http://freeweb.pdq.net/fxc/
John Cole's =
PSN web page=20
is: http://freeweb.pdq.net/fxc/f=
our.htm
We include our web page addresses in =
the display=20
and I have had quite a few "hits" since the display opened =
early in=20
August. The display will remain during the month of august and may =
go to a=20
neighboring library after that.
Regards,
Frank Cooper, Friendswood, Texas, USA