In a message dated 07/12/05, JDarwin@............. writes:


>     Seismic Station at South Valley Middle School in Gilroy, California, 
> USA 
> is back on the air! http://www.gusd.k12.ca.us/southvalley/seismic
> 
>     The seismometers are located in an unused classroom, inside a plexiglas 
> box, with their covers removed.... so the kids can see what an active 
> seismometer looks like.
> Because of this... as well as being within a quarter mile of a railroad and 
> freeway... the sensitivity can't be what we'd hope for... but we do see local 
> events and the kids learn that things other than earthquakes shake the 
> ground.

Hi Jan,

       A couple of photos of the seismometers would be a great addition to 
the Website!

       Regards,

       Chris Chapman.
In a message=20=
dated 07/12/05, JDarwin@............. writes:





    Seismic=20=
Station at South Valley Middle School in Gilroy, California, USA=20

is back on the air! http://www.gusd.k12.ca.us/southvalley/seismic



    The seismometers are located in an unused classroom,=20=
inside a plexiglas box, with their covers removed.... so the kids can see wh=
at an active seismometer looks like.

Because of this... as well as being within a quarter mile of a railroad=20=
and freeway... the sensitivity can't be what we'd hope for... but we do see=20=
local events and the kids learn that things other than earthquakes shake the=
 ground.




Hi Jan,



       A couple of photos of the seismomet=
ers would be a great addition to the Website!



       Regards,



       Chris Chapman.