cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.7914/sn/x6_2017
title: Vp/Vs 30 Refraction Survey of the Palisadoes Tombolo in Kingston, Jamaica

description: Kingston, the capital city of Jamaica, was built on unconsolidated sedimentary structures that sometimes liquefy during seismic events. Despite repeated earthquake triggered sediment failure events in the region, disaster preparedness studies have yet to produce sediment stability models that forecast the occurrence, location, form, extent, probability and severity of earthquake triggered sediment failure events. These models do not currently exist because the Vp, Vs and shear strength of the sediments are unknown. This study will constrain the Vp, Vs and shear strength of the sediments (at 17-30 individual sites in Kingston) using the seismic refraction method.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/z5_2017
title: Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience Active Seismic  2017

description: This experiment is the active seismic data component of the annual Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience (SAGE) program that immerses 20-30 undergraduate and graduate student in a wide range of geophysical techniques. The 2017 seismic data was collected on a 6km line along the Rio de Truchas northwest of Espanola, NM.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/8h_2018
title: Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience Active Seismic  2018

description: This experiment is the active seismic data component of the annual Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience (SAGE) program that immerses 20-30 undergraduate and graduate student in a wide range of geophysical techniques. The 2018 seismic data was collected on a 6km line along the Camino del Cerezo northwest of Santa Fe, NM.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/yb_2007
title: Trichonis Lake network

description: This network was installed after the Trichonis Lake, western Greece, 2007 earthquake sequence. Its scope was the monitoring of the aftershock sequence. Eight short period stations (0.5 to 50Hz), were installed one day after the main event (11th of April 2007) and the stations were uninstalled twenty days latter (2nd of May 2007). Data were recorded in miniseed format.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/yl_2020
title: SF

description: Two nodal arrays deployed after the April 1 Stanley earthquake in Central Idaho.
DOI: 10.17026/ar/9tezel
title: Markiezenhof Steenbergsestraat 6-8 Bergen op Zoom. Onderzoeksfase 2: Vleugel 4
title: Ruimteboek interieur met waardenstelling

description: De bouwgeschiedenis van de zogenaamde vleugel 4 van het Markiezenhof kan worden opgedeeld in verschillende perioden, waarvan de bouwfase in 1506 het oudste is. Toen zijn grote delen van de tuinvleugel en de aangrenzende zuidvleugel gebouwd. Deze twee vleugels behoren tot de tweede fase van de vernieuwing van het Hof, zoals die aan het einde van de vijftiende eeuw is ingezet naar een ontwerp van de Vlaams Brabantse architect Anthonis I Keldermans en zijn zoon Rombout II Keldermans.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/ym_2020
title: Andreanoff Active-Source OBS Experiment

description: This is an active-source experiment support by OBSIC.  Short-period OBS will be deployed along one strike-line just north of the Aleutians, and two dip lines that cross the Aleutian Arc.  The shooting ship will be the R/V Marcus Langseth.  The majority of OBS will be equipped with a 3-component geophone (4.5 Hz resonant frequency) and a hydrophone.  Some stations deployed in the Aleutians Trench where water depths exceed ~5000 m  will be moored above the seafloor and will carry a hydrophone only.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/yq_2020
title: Establishing a new, permanent seismic station in Mammoth Cave National Park

description: We at the Kentucky Geological Survey, Univ. of Kentucky, have obtained permission from Mammoth Cave National Park to establish a new, permanent seismic station within the cave system. With the help of park scientists, we have identified two candidate locations for the installations at depths below the surface of up to ~100m and within reasonably short distances of existing infrastructure that will permit the use of hard-lines for cables related to power, telemetry, and timing systems. Because we anticipate the environment in the cave at these depths to be very stable and cultural noise levels to be low, our intention is to eventually install a permanent, low-self-noise, broadband station, capable of recording high-quality signals at long-periods and high frequencies, for global- to local-scale earthquake seismology applications. Currently, we do not have such instrumentation at our disposal. Thus, our request for a 24-month instrumentation loan is two fold: 1. we would like to deploy complete broadband stations at both candidate sites to characterize the broadband noise levels using temporary, autonomous (i.e. no hard lines) configurations, and 2. we would like to occupy our preferred site for the time remaining in the two year period following the noise tests with a telemetered, GPS-timed configuration. If the noise tests at the two sites reveal higher than expected noise levels, then we will identify new sites for our tests and for the telemetered station. During the time that the longer-term station is operating, we will seek funding sources to purchase instrumentation to permanently occupy this site.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/4c_2016
title: Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience Active Seismic  2016

description: This experiment is the active seismic data component of the annual Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience (SAGE) program that immerses 20-30 undergraduate and graduate students in a wide range of geophysical techniques. The 2016 seismic data was collected along the Old Buckman Road, southwest of Santa Fe, NM.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/2n_2019
title: Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience Active Seismic  2019

description: This experiment is the active seismic data component of the annual Summer of Applied Geophysical Experience (SAGE) program that immerses 20-30 undergraduate and graduate students in a wide range of geophysical techniques. The 2019 seismic data was collected along the Sulfur Creek Road, in the Valles caldera, NM.
DOI: 10.17026/ar/9vquy5
title: Voormalige boerderij, Elst 10 Geffen
title: Cultuurhistorische en bouwhistorische verkenning met waardenstelling

description: Aan de Elst in Geffen staat op een donk een met riet bedekte hallehuisboerderij, die al lang vóór 1832 gebouwd is. Vanaf 1961 verliest de boerderij haar woonfunctie en is het gebouw in gebruik als schuur of stal. Daarnaast worden rond de voormalige boerderij verschillende bijgebouwen neergezet, zoals de zeugstal aan de westzijde in 1976 en tussen 1961 en 1976 een schuur en stal aan de zuidzijde.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/3n_2018
title: Charleston land streamer 2018

description: Seismic reflection, refraction and surface wave data across the southern isoseismal zone of the 1886 Charleston earthquake. The dataset consists of five seismic profiles acquired with a 72-channel land streamer and 40 kg accelerated weight drop source
DOI: 10.7914/sn/4n_2017
title: China-Western Australia Seismic array

description: This is a temporary broadband seismic array along the northwestern coastal region of Western Australia, operated by Macquarie University, Geological Survey of Western Australia, and the Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences. The target is the lithospheric structure of this part of Australia, whose formation and evolution history spans from ~3.2 Ga to very recent during the Neo-Tethys ocean opening ~140 Ma. There are two phases of the deployments of linear arrays, both are already finished. In total there were 60 sites. 

For data quality and initial models, please refer to Zhao et al. (2022) and Li et al. (2024). We kindly request that you cite these papers when using the 4N data:
Zhao, L., Tyler, I. M., Gorczyk, W., Murdie, R. E., Gessner, K., Lu, Y., Smithies, H., Li, T., Yang, J., Zhan, A., Wan, B., Sun, B., & Yuan, H. (2022). Seismic evidence of two cryptic sutures in Northwestern Australia: Implications for the style of subduction during the Paleoproterozoic assembly of Columbia. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 579, 117342. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2021.117342 

Li, T., Zhao, L., Zhao, R., Murdie, R. E., Gessner, K., Xu, X., Wang, K., Wan, B., Ventosa, S., & Yuan, H. (2024). A crustal radially anisotropic shear-wave velocity model of Northwestern Australia. Precambrian Research, 410, 107457. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1016/j.precamres.2024.107457
DOI: 10.7914/sn/5n_2018
title: StressTransfer

description: The project StressTransfer investigates fault zones with distinct seismic activity in the northern Alpine foreland and the related stress field. It is a project within the Priority Programme "Mountain Building Processes in Four Dimensions (MB-4D)" SPP 2017 (http://www.spp-mountainbuilding.de/index.html) and the AlpArray Project (http://www.alparray.ethz.ch/en/home/).
DOI: 10.7914/sn/3n_2019
title: Permasense

description: Ambient vibration data from seismic stations on the summit and ridge of one of the tallest freestanding mountains in the Swiss Alps  – the Matterhorn – as from a nearby local reference seismic station
DOI: 10.7914/sn/6n_2017
title: Totten Glacier Active Source Experiment

description: The Totten Glacier (TG) system drains 10% of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet [Rignot and Thomas, 2002], with enough ice to cause global sea level to rise by 6 m [Roberts et al., 2011]. TG has undergone substantial modulation of both flow and ice thickness since 1989 [Li et al. 2016], with retreat of the grounding line observed since 1996 [Li et al. 2015]; however, the origins of the changes remain poorly understood. This uncertainty hampers the reliable quantification of future risk due to the fact that only a few days of fieldwork have been undertaken on the glacier in the last four decades. We aim to improve our understanding of ice-ocean interactions and the mass balance of the TG system through acquiring new ground-based data across the ice shelf and grounding zone region, and also reoccupying nearby historic geophysical sites [Allen and Whitworth, 1970]. In particular, we aim to undertake simultaneous measurements of ice shelf basal melting and velocity, as well as map firn depth-density, basal geometry, subglacial conditions and reoccupy geophysical sites from the 1960s to quantify both current and long-term changes in the glacier system. The specific objectives of this research are to: 1. Measure basal melt (or freeze-on) and firn compaction (or thickening), and determine the degree of ice-ocean interactions beneath the ice shelf using autonomous phase-sensitive radar (ApRES) at a series of locations on the ice shelf and grounded ice to evaluate ice-shelf/ocean models of the region 2. Determine the tidal influence on ice dynamics, capture ice flow velocities and determine the limits of where the ice shelf is in isostatic equilibrium in the grounding zone region 3. Map the geometry of the ocean cavity, capture ocean stratification and map firn densification through the use of active seismic across the ice shelf 4. Characterise the subglacial environment and its role in ice dynamics through the use if active seismic data along the grounding zone region of TG.
DOI: 10.17026/ar/9wcvss
title: Achtersloot 57, IJsselstein.
title: Bouwhistorische verkenning en waardestelling.
title: 275-478 BBA-rapport 478
title: Bouwhistorische verkenning

description: Onderzoek naar een boerderij met kern uit de tweede helft van de zestiende eeuw en verder, verbouwd eerste helft negentiende eeuw.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/a2
title: Armenian Seismological Network

description: The new established seismic network in Armenia, which include 8 new borehole, broadband sensors. 
The main goal is to monitor the seismic activity in Armenia and neighboring countries.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/6l_2018
title: PACIFIC ambient noise dense seismic survey at Marathon deposits

description: Between September 17th and October 26th of 2018, at the Marathon test site(Ontario, Canada), a 1025 sensor passive seismic survey was completed. The aim of the acquisition was to extract body waves from ambient noise to image the subsurface. Indeed, Once body waves have been extracted, the data can be processed to acquire reflection seismic sections, following industry standard methods as commonly applied in the hydrocarbons sector. 

The sensors equipment was rented from SAExploration. 1025 sensors were successfully deployed; however, only 1013 were recovered. The loss of sensors was due to animal activity or being buried by a rock slide. 
The grid design was composed of two overlapping grids, a 416-sensor array and a 609-sensor profile line. The array had a grid spacing of 150 m, while the profile line had a grid spacing of 50 m. Both grids designs were configured along the main noise source of Lake Superior in the direction of 250deg to the west.
The sensors selected for the survey were ZLAND Fairfield vertical direction sensors with a 9 Hz range. Once the sensors were retrieved, they were shipped back to SAExploration for download. The data was successfully downloaded and shipped to Sisprobe for conversion to MSEED format.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/9d_2016
title: Dense seismic three-component nodal array at the Ramona Reservation

description: High-Resolution imaging and monitoring of the subsurface structure and seismicity at a site along the San Jacinto fault zone using a dense seismic nodal array. The site is located about 6 km northwest of the town of Anza, California. The type of nodal sensor employed is the Fairfield Zland 3-component 5 Hz geophones (records ground velocity continuously at 500 sps). The array consists of 97 sensors, with 65 located along a linear across-fault profile and the remaining 32 sensors scattered around that profile and along the fault. The array spans a 2400 m by 1400 m area.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/ns
title: University of Bergen Seismic Network

description: The aim of the network is to monitor seismicity in and around Norway.
DOI: 10.17026/ar/9zwmfw
title: Van der Pekbuurt, Amsterdam-Noord.
title: Kleuronderzoek.
title: 395-651 BBA-rapport 651
title: Kleurhistorisch onderzoek

description: Kleuronderzoek naar arbeiderswoningen uit 1918-1926 naar ontwerp van J.E. van der Pek, gerenoveerd eind jaren zestig.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/pq
title: Public Safety Geoscience Program Canadian Research Network

description: Research Seismic Stations operated by the Geological Survey of Canada  contributing to the efforts of the Public Safety Geoscience Program. Data collected is used to analyze hazard and risk associated with Earthquake Activity within and surrounding Canada. Data will predominantly be disseminated in realtime and fully open.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/hs
title: Hessischer Erdbebendienst

description: Network of the earthquake center of the state of Hesse in Germany.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/zd_2020
title: ThunderSeis Seismo-Acoustic Network

description: This is a multi-component short term network deployed for approximately 6 weeks to measure thunder-induced ground motion and infrasound at the Gaisberg mountain in Salzburg, Austria. Data is from ~ 100 FairField Gen2 3C 5Hz seismic nodes, several traditional short period sensors and several seismically-decoupled Hyperion infrasound sensors. Data was aquired from a multi-geometry array, made of four small-aperture arrays, seismic lines and a kilometer-scale irregular ring.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/7n_2018
title: Arraiolos

description: Temporary seismic network installed after the January 15, 2018, earthquake in Arraiolos - Evora. Seismic network comprises at the time 13 broadband seismic stations manufactured by GURALP model CMG-6TD and an extra permanent station (EVO) that belongs to the Western Mediterranean network. Later we reduce the seismic network to 5 stations that still operating up to the end 2022.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/ze_2020
title: Monitoring Seismicity in Louisiana

description: Pilot nodal array for characterizing seismicity in Louisiana
DOI: 10.17026/ar/a1r6lx
title: Bijgebouwen landgoed Vennebroek. Hoofdweg 251a/b Paterswolde
title: Deel A – Bouw- en cultuurhistorische rapportage

description: Het landgoed Vennebroek vormt een zelfstandig natuurgebied en grenst aan de oostzijde aan natuurgebied het Friese Veen. De onderzochte gebouwen bevinden zicht direct ten zuiden van het omgrachte Huis Vennebroek. De woning werd in 1962 gebouwd naar ontwerp van architect L. Spekman.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/8n_2019
title: Dense Westland Arrays Researching Fault Segmentation: What controls earthquake segmentation along New Zealand's Alpine Fault?

description: Predicting where an earthquake rupture will stop, and thus the earthquake’s eventual size, is very difficult. Recent high-resolution records of past large earthquakes on New Zealand’s Alpine Fault reveal that some localities often, but not always, act as barriers to rupture. Given the Alpine Fault is late in its seismic cycle of large earthquakes, now is an opportune time to improve our understanding of why these locations are so influential in controlling the extent of rupture. To do this, we will acquire and analyse seismic recordings of small earthquakes occurring close to two of the most persistent rupture barriers. The locations and physical properties of these small earthquakes will allow us to construct a high-resolution image of the geometry and mechanical state of these complex rupture barrier regions. These fault images will be used to inform sophisticated computational models, which simulate earthquake rupture scenarios along the Alpine Fault. We will use these models to test combinations of physical properties that enable these pivotal parts of the fault to act as either conduits or barriers to rupture during different earthquakes.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/8n_2018
title: Steamboat Geyser Nodal Experiment 2018

description: Deployment of 28 nodal seismometers around Steamboat Geyser to record signals related to its increased eruptive activity.  The nodals were deployed from May 5th, 2018 through June 4th, 2018 and recorded 4 major Steamboat eruptions.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/9n_2019
title: Steamboat Geyser Nodal Experiment 2019

description: Deployment of 51 nodal seismometers around Steamboat Geyser to record signals related to its increased eruptive activity and image its perceived subsurface connection to Cistern Spring.  The nodals were deployed from June 13th, 2019 through July 22nd, 2019 and recorded 7 major Steamboat eruptions.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/kq
title: Kiel University Earthquake Monitoring

description: We operate numerous stations in northern Germany to improve detection capabilities for small magnitude seismic events. Due to generally unfavourable  site conditions in the North-German Basin, we initiated in 2013 efforts to reduce average inter-station spacings from 100+ km to currently <50km.
Our backbone network (on larger interstation distances) is based on broadband seismometers (120s corner period) while we started already to also deploy narrower band instruments (20s corner period) to reduce interstation distances.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/vs
title: Evora Seismic Network

description: Evora (Portugal) Seismic Network
DOI: 10.17026/ar/aav0bl
title: Kalverstraat 11 Steenwijk.
title: Bouwhistorische en kleurhistorische verkenning.
title: 115-261.1 BBA-rapport 261.1.
title: Bouwhistorische verkenning
title: Kleurhistorisch onderzoek

description: Onderzoek naar de voormalige stalhouderij uit 1904 met uitbreiding in 1915 met kleuronderzoek.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/le
title: Erdbebendienst Südwest

description: The EDSW is a cooperation between the local seismological survey of Baden-Württemberg LED (Landeserdbebendienst Baden-Württemberg) and the local seismological survey of Rhineland-Palatine LER (Landeserdbebendienst Rheinland-Pfalz) to monitor conjointly the region of southwestern Germany for local seismicity.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/6m_2013
title: Multi-year infrasound deployment at Volcán El Reventador

description: Three-element infrasound arrays installed at El Reventador volcano, in Ecuador, for monitoring and scientific purposes. Since 2015, we have progressively installed 3 infrasound arrays within 4 km of the summit. Data are mainly from infraBSU sensors connected to REF TEK 130 and DATA-CUBE digitizers. However, there are intermittent data from Trillium Compact 130 and MB2005 sensors connected to Quanterra Q330 digitizers.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/zi_2020
title: Canary Islands seismic monitoring with Distributed Acoustic Sensing

description: The objective of the network is to monitor the seismicity between the islands of Tenerife and Gran Canaria (Canary Islands) using DAS on a submarine telecommunication cable. Two DAS interrogators were installed, on each end of the cable that links Gran Canaria and Tenerife
DOI: 10.17026/ar/abgq4h
title: St.-Barbarakerk Koninginnenlaan 3, Nieuwegein.
title: 301-519 BBA-rapport 519
title: Bouwhistorische opname

description: Onderzoek naar de R.K. St.-Barbarakerk met toren, sacristie en pastorie uit 1909-1910 naar ontwerp van H. Kroes, aanpassingen in 1931, oorlogsschade aan glas-in-loodramen in 1949 hersteld en reparaties in 1958.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/zl_2020
title: Soil Soundscapes from Seismic Arrays: Controlled Worms with Acoustic Recorders

description: As preparation for the eventual Puerto Rico worms experiment, which is part of the larger Soil Soundscapes from Seismic Arrays project, one seismometer will be coupled with a suite of acoustic recorders in an attempt to link worm bioturbation seismic signals to those acoustically recorded in a controlled environment (i.e. a large plastic container).
DOI: 10.17026/ar/acnh5i
title: Driftcluster Utrecht.
title: Cultuur Historische Effect Rapportage.
title: 040-180b BBA-rapport 180b
title: Cultuurhistorische inventarisatie

description: Cultuurhistorisch onderzoek naar het bezit van de Universiteit Utrechtse universiteit en de ruimtelijke ontwikkeling van het gebied tussen de Drift, Wittevrouwenstraat en Keizerstraat, met beschrijving van de panden.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/vb
title: Valencian Broadband Seismic Network

description: Network VB, previously called University of Alicante Seismic Record Unit, started in 1993 with SP seismometers and analogue recording.

Valencian Broad band network belongs to Institut Cartogràfic Valencià (ICV) and is operated by the University of Alicante (UA) in collaboration with the Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN).

The aim is to monitor the SE of the Iberian Peninsula and surrounding countries seismicity.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/3o_2019
title: AKIMBA

description: Eight continuous broadband stations in the Kimberley region of northwest Australia.  Designed to record both infrequent local events and earthquakes at the convergent margin to the north to image in the Australian lithosphere.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/2p_2020
title: South West Australia Network

description: The new deployment of ~25 broadband seismometers will provide the opportunity to dramatically improve the rendering of 3-D seismic structure in the crust and mantle lithosphere. The objective of this work is to provide a compilation of 3-D models, which will be an effective characterisation of the structure of the craton and its margins.  These data and models will provide improved information for enhanced assessment of seismic ground shaking from regional earthquakes and facilitate an improved understanding of mineral resource potential.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/8j_2018
title: Mount Adams Temporary Infrasound Arrays

description: Three 3-sensor infrasound arrays were deployed for several days in August 2018 at Mount Adams (WA, USA) to help establish sources of ambient noise. These temporary arrays overlapped with the 2017+ (ongoing as of 2020) SB.BEAR infrasound array, also at Mount Adams. The temporary arrays used Chaparral Model 60 sensors, with DiGOS DATA-CUBE^3 digitizers.
DOI: 10.7914/sn/5o_2019
title: Seismo-Acoustic Array Experiment at Mt. Etna - 2019

description: A two-month seismo-acoustic array deployment. Includes arrays installed at two sides near the summit craters of Mt. Etna between July and august 2019.
Sensors include broadband seismometers (T = 120) and broadband infrasound microphones (0.01-50 Hz).