Digging Holes for Temporary Seismometers
Detailed Description
Bryant Platt digs a hole to install seismometers at a home in southern Kansas. Seismometers are in the foreground.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Related
Observational Studies of Induced Earthquakes
In response to sudden changes in seismicity that are potentially induced by human activity, the USGS may deploy temporary seismic stations to better understand the earthquakes. These deployments typically consist of 2-15 seismometers placed in the immediate vicinity of the seismicity.
Related
Observational Studies of Induced Earthquakes
In response to sudden changes in seismicity that are potentially induced by human activity, the USGS may deploy temporary seismic stations to better understand the earthquakes. These deployments typically consist of 2-15 seismometers placed in the immediate vicinity of the seismicity.