Steve-
    I appreciate you redistributing the station info you compiled last year.
Though I have made various remarks, heavy-handed and otherwise, on the
subject of submitting PSN data to the NEIC, all I am doing is acting as some
kind of de facto liason between the PSN and the NEIC. Ultimately, the PSN
will work out some system with the station codes that is compatible with the
NEIC system. I don't know exactly how that will go; I have just made some
suggestions. I do agree with you that the PSN station code list should be
accessible via the Web. I also think that the input of the PSN members is
necessary so we can find out what we think.
-Edward

Steve Hammond wrote:

> No-- there is no offical place. We just picked one and then checked to
> see if it was in use.  I just posted the lists I have.
> Regards, Steve Hammond   PSN  San Jose
>
> Rex Klopfenstein, Jr wrote:
> >
> > Am I missing something!  Is there a 'clearinghouse' for assignment of
> > station codes?  Is there a place (USGS) to find the allocated PSXX0
> > codes.  I am thinking of picking PSBG0 as my station code.
> >
> > Any feedback would be appreciated
> >
> > Rex Klopfenstein, Jr
> > Bowling Green, OH
> >
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