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2004
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Broadband Seismometer Workshop
Presentations
List of presentations at Broadband Seismometer Workshop, Lake Tahoe, CA, United States of America
Click the Presentation Title in the table below to download the respective presentation.
Time
Author
Presentation Title
Time
Author
Presentation Title
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
16:30
Shane Ingate
Welcome to Broadband Seismometer Workshop
16:45
Jon Berger
The Seismic Spectrum
17:15
Barbara Romanowicz
Capturing the “hum” of the Earth on low frequency seismic arrays
17:30
Erhardt Wielandt
Design Considerations for Broadband Seismometers
18:45
William Farrell
Sensors Developed in the US for Low Frequency Seismology
19:15
Gabi Laske
The Needs for/of Low-Frequency Seismology
19:45
Brian Stump
Don’t Forget the High Frequencies
20:00
Ian Standley
The Business Challenge: Can Industry and Academia survive a VBB/BB Development?
20:30
Cansun Guralp
The Manufacturing challenge: Is it a challenge?
22:00
Philippe Lognonné
Planetary Seismometers in France (and Switzerland): Development Status and Preliminary Performances
22:10
Yujii Otake
Development of a Highly-sensitive/Broad-band Servo-type Seismometers using Magnetic Levitation
22:20
Akiteru Takamori
Compact Tiltmeter with Folded Pendulum
22:30
Akito Araya
Laser-interferometer application to broadband observations
22:40
Anatoly Baryshnikov
Seismic Equipment Development in the RIPT (NIIIT)
22:50
Bruce Banerdt
NASA’s Needs for Advanced Broad Band Seismometers
23:15
Stéphane Cacho
Broadband Seismometer CHRONOS
23:20
Riccardo DeSalvo
Gravity Wave Detectors
23:25
Josef Frisch
Seismometer Development for the 1TeV Linear Collider
23:30
Thomas Kenny
An Affordable Broadband Seismometer: The Capacitive Geophone
23:35
Robert Schendel
Description and characteristics of the TX53G1 high performance geophone
23:40
Neil Spriggs
Nanometrics at the Broadband Seismic Sensor Workshop
23:45
Ian Standley
Silicon Micro-Seismometer Feasibility
Thursday, March 25, 2004
21:30
Romanowicz/Davis
Breakout Group 1: Requirements, Needs, and Wants
21:40
Zumberge/Collins
Breakout Group 2: New Ideas, Concepts, and Designs
21:50
Followill/Hutt
Breakout Group 3: Testing and Testing Facilities
22:00
Farrell/Stump
Breakout Group 4: Academic/Industrial Partnerships
22:10
Sacks/Laske/Langston
Breakout Group 5: Educational Perspectives and Funding Strategies
19:25:58
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