tdick wrote:   
>>Horizontal units seem to have a lot of artifacts here in southern  Indiana 
... anyone else see this?<<
 
Greetings:
 
  I would not wonder that you did not see much, as I did not,  either. This 
event was 100km deep, which is too deep for strong L waves. The P  wave on my 
vertical sensor was quite strong, however. I am sending you my  heliplots in a 
separate email.
 
  By the way, I note in your PDF file that you entered wrong the event  
longitude in WinQuake, which would make all your phase picks incorrect. The  event 
longitude was 150.027E, not 150.027W.
 
Cheers,
 
Bob
PSN Station REM
Locust Valley, NY




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tdick wrote: =20
>>Horizontal units seem to have a lot of artifacts here in southe=
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Indiana .. anyone else see this?<<
 
Greetings:
 
  I would not wonder that you did not see much, as I did not,=
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either. This event was 100km deep, which is too deep for strong L waves. The=
 P=20
wave on my vertical sensor was quite strong, however. I am sending you my=20
heliplots in a separate email.
 
  By the way, I note in your PDF file that you entered wrong the e=
vent=20
longitude in WinQuake, which would make all your phase picks incorrect. The=20
event longitude was 150.027E, not 150.027W.
 
Cheers,
 
Bob
PSN Station REM
Locust Valley, NY


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