Hi-net: High sensitivity seismograph network, Japan
Hi-net: High sensitivity seismograph network, Japan
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Hi-net:高灵敏度地震仪网络,日本
DOI:
10.1007/bfb0117698
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
K. Obara
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作者:
K. Obara
The high sensitivity seismograph network in Japan (Hi-net), composed of around 600 seismic stations, is a part of the project made by ‘The Headquarter for Earthquake Research Promotion’ after 1995 Hyogoken-nanbu Earthquake and has been constructed and operated by National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention (NIED). Seismic stations are distributed homogeneously covering whole Japan Islands with an average spacing of 20–30 km. Three-component short period velocity seismometers are installed at the bottom of boreholes with depth of 100 m or deeper. Seismic data are digitized by 24-bit A/D converter and decimated to 27bit data with the sampling frequency of 100Hz. Stations are connected to the Hi-net data center, NIED in Tsukuba by a frame relay network service. TCP/IP and SNMP are used for data transmission and network management, respectively. The data are continuously transmitted to the data center and local offices of Japan Meteorological Agency for routine monitoring of seismic activity. The data receiving, monitoring, processing, and archiving system is controlled by a database management system in the data center. Event detection, phase picking, hypocentral determination, spectra analyses, and extracting waveform parameters are processed automatically. Event information and continuous waveform data are available through the world-wide-web.