The SIMRAC project COL816 investigated the feasibility of a small, independent device monitoring local seismicity and extracting similar activity information to what can be recorded by a temporary network of seismometers. To do this seismic signals from a uni-axial geophone mounted on a roof-bolt stub were continuously logged while a small seismic network simultaneously operated. Various algorithms were developed and applied to the continuous data to find the one that most closely reflected the network data. A satisfactory correspondence was found, paving the way for development of such a Counting Seismometer
Reference:
Lynch, RA. 2002. COL816: Develop specifications for a portable counting seismometer to be implemented routinely in mines underground. Safety in Mine Research Advisory Committee, COL 816, June, 2002, pp 1-28
Lynch, R. (2002). COL816: Develop specifications for a portable counting seismometer to be implemented routinely in mines underground. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/1615
Lynch, RA. "COL816: Develop specifications for a portable counting seismometer to be implemented routinely in mines underground." (2002): http://hdl.handle.net/10204/1615
Lynch R, COL816: Develop specifications for a portable counting seismometer to be implemented routinely in mines underground; 2002. http://hdl.handle.net/10204/1615 .
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