Russian Seismic Network' State and Development A' Malovichko

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Russian Seismic Network.State and Development
A. Malovichko
January, 2009, Cape Town, South Africa
Russian Academy of Sciences Geophysical Survey
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GS RAS Seismic Network
269 stations
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Number of Seismic Stations in Russian Network
USSR Collapse
Stabilization
Development
GS RAS establishment
Total
Digital
IRIS stations
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2005 - 2006 Reorganization of seismological
observation system of Russian Academy of
Sciences- 7 former independent expeditions were
united in one structurewith main office in
Obninsk
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Geophysical Survey Seismic Network269
stations 244 digital

• Sakhalin-Kurily Department
• 31 stations, included 23 digital (1 broad
  band)
• Northern Osetiya Department
• 12 digital stations
• Dagestan Department
• 17 stations, included 2 digital
• Kola Department
• 5 digital stations (1 broad band and 1 array)
• European Department and Teleseismic Network
  (Obninsk)
• 46 stations, included 44 digital and 2 broad
  band

• Altai Sayan Department SB RAS
• 61 digital stations
• Baikal Department SB RAS
• 23 digital stations (1 broad band)
• Buryatiya Department SB RAS
• 8 digital stations
• Yakutia Department SB RAS
• 19 digital stations (1 broad band)
• Kamchatka Department
• 45 digital stations, included 3 local
  telemetric system and 4 broad band stations
• Magadan Department
• 15 digital stations (2 broad band)

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1. Creation of modern tsunami system at Far
East of Russia
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Creation of modern tsunami system at Far East of
Russia
2007 - 2010
1 backbone station 2 auxiliary station 3
processing center 4 IRIS stations
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Backbone tsunami station Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski
y
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Equipment for backbone station
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Backbone tsunami station Juzno-Sakhalinsk
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Near RT estimation of the earthquake
parameters in Far East Russia
2008/10/30 015514.9 46.46ºN
153.18ºE H 38 ?? M 5.5
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2. Creation of satellite segment for data
transmission
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50 terminals
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Development of Satellite Communication
Channels in Russian Seismic Network
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1.01.2008 - 15 terminals
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Development of Satellite Communication
Channels in Russian Seismic Network
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1.01.2009 - 27 terminals
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3. Improvement data exchange with regional and
international seismological centers
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Magnitude levels of teleseismic monitoring
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Teleseismic Network used in Alert Survey
(Obninsk)69 stations in near real time regime
(29 Russian 40 foreign)
Main data processing center
27 BB stations - on the territory of Russia,
including 12 IRIS stations, 40 BB stations - of
the Global Seismograph Network (GSN) and IMS
Network
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Number of earthquakes processed in Alert Service
1996 - 2007
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World Seismicity from Seismological Bulletins of
GS RAS 2000-2008
gt 26 500 EQ
Russia
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4. Development seismic instrumentation
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Seismic recorder UGRA
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Earthquake in
Chechen Republic 11.10.2008
0906 UTC Ms 5.6
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Earthquake in
Chechen Republic 11.10.2008
0906 UTC Ms 5.6
Seismic station Grozniy, R 40 km
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Thank you!
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