What ever! Along with the layman physicists, the layman geological
seismologists, and don't forget the prospector, as well others in the
commercial trade, and the technicians and engineers who design and build
these apparatus. Who needs labels, when we have bread boards and testing and
engineering and measuring, and our neat inter net seismic watch.  what ever
that is.
Later, 

> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject:	Re: EqIP Interim Meeting
> 
> John-
> 
> > I also mentioned the Public Seismic Network.  This is an informal
> > group of mostly non-seismologists interested in seismology to
> > the extent that many run their own seismic stations.
> 
> I would label members of the Public Seismic Network as "amateur
> seismologists". I
> think it is difficult to be as involved in seismology to the extent of
> operating
> ones own seismic station and be a "non-seismologist".
> -Edward
> 
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