Gary,
I was interested in your comments copied below, because of a similar st=
udy I did about five years ago. There I looked for atmospheric pressure fl=
uctuations associated with Hurricane Dennis--also using a vertical seismome=
ter (modified Sprengnether, the sensor of which is a fully-differential cap=
acitive position type). The pressure sensor was also a fully differential =
capacitive type (differential in terms of both pressure across the diaphrag=
m and potential across the electrodes). A paper describing the work was pu=
blished on arxiv at
http://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0507137
Randall
Len Polucci on Nov. 7th. discussed the use of the Ashcroft differential air=
pressure sensor. This device was just what I was looking for. I have built=
an Infra-Sonic Atmospheric Air Pressure sensor. See http://sites.google.co=
m/site/seismicsensorinfo/infra-sonic-atmospheric-air-p
ressure-sensor for details. The goal is to try to correlate atmospheric
pressure changes with vertical seismometer background noise.
Thank you Len for the info.
Gary
Gary,
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copied below, because of a similar study I did about five years ago.
There I looked for atmospheric pressure fluctuations associated with Hurric=
ane
Dennis--also using a vertical seismometer (modified Sprengnether, the senso=
r of
which is a fully-differential capacitive position type). The pressure
sensor was also a fully differential capacitive type (differential in terms=
of
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A paper describing the work was published on arxiv at
ht=
tp://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0507137
Randall
Len Polucci on Nov. 7th. discussed the use of the
Ashcroft differential air pressure sensor. This device was just what I was
looking for. I have built an Infra-Sonic Atmospheric Air Pressure sensor. S=
ee http://sites.google.com/site/seismicsensorinfo/infra-sonic-atmos=
pheric-air-p
ressure-sensor for details. The g=
oal is
to try to correlate atmospheric
pressure changes with vertical seismometer backgrou=
nd
noise.
Thank you Len for the info.
Gary