Randal,

I have the distinct impression that Erhard W. is pretty much as busy 
as he's ever been, retirement notwithstanding.

Yesterday Dave ran across a new Web site for the Metrozet/Kinemetrics 
version of the STS-1, now officially known as the M2166.

http://metrozetvbb.com/

On the Datasheet, note that on page 6 they show the spectrum from two 
weeks of data, recorded starting one month after the Tohoku 
9.0.  Even that long after the quake 0S0 was still quite prominent.

Regards,
Brett

At 12:48 PM 8/15/2011, you wrote:



>The ageing thing catches up to you real fast, and I noticed, Brett, 
>that the 'grand ole guy' Erhard Wielandt has finally (in his 
>official Stuttgart capacity, at least) 'hung up his spurs' (as they 
>would say in west Texas). Thanks for giving me the link to the work 
>that is being done to produce an STS replacement. I know several of 
>the legendary figures that are listed there as part of that effort.


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