Adirondack Seismic Investigation

The Adirondack Broad Band Array

This page needs a lot of work. For the moment, you might entertain yourself with a few pictures taken while the station at Keene was being installed:

Keene Installation.
The Guralp Broad Band seismometer sitting on a flagstone pad at the bottom of the hole. The blue cable connects the seismometer to the recording box (DAS).
Keene Installation.
Putting the styrofoam box on top of the seismometer (I).
Keene Installation.
Putting the styrofoam box on top of the seismometer (II).
Keene Installation.
Ilya Dricker taking a break after installing the solar panels.
Keene Installation.
Arthur Chen and Jimena Vargas putting the station together.
Keene Installation.
The Broad Band equipment on display in front of my garage. This shows all the equipment used at one station.
Keene Installation.
The Broad Band equipment on display in front of my garage. All (or most of it, anyway) of the equipment used in the investigation.

	Keene Installation. The Guralp Broad Band seismometer sitting on a flagstone pad at the bottom of the hole. The blue cable connects the seismometer to the recording box (DAS).
	Keene Installation. Putting the styrofoam box on top of the seismometer (I).
	Keene Installation. Putting the styrofoam box on top of the seismometer (II).
	Keene Installation. Ilya Dricker taking a break after installing the solar panels.
	Keene Installation. Arthur Chen and Jimena Vargas putting the station together.
	Keene Installation. The Broad Band equipment on display in front of my garage. This shows all the equipment used at one station.
	Keene Installation. The Broad Band equipment on display in front of my garage. All (or most of it, anyway) of the equipment used in the investigation.