REGION:  Pacific Northwest

As of April, 2003

NETWORKS:

Part of Regional operation: 
CODE 
Station/chans
Pacific Northwest Seismograph Network (PNSN)
UW
215 / 441
University of Oregon sub-network
UO
6 / 23
Battelle Northwest Hanford sub-network
HW
5 / 5

        TOTAL Station/Channels Operated:  225 / 469

Import data from
CODE
Station/chans
Berkeley Seismograph Station
BK
3 / 7
Montana Bureau of Mines
MB
4 / 4
Northern California Seismic Network (NCSN)
NC
6 / 6
Pacific Geoscience Center, BC, Canada
CN
6 /  6
US National Seismic Network
US
6 / 18
Total imported :

25 / 41
 
           TOTAL Station/Channels Recorded:  250 / 510

Exported Data to:
Station/Chans
Alaska Tsunami Warning Center (2 redundant paths)
export HYPO_messages
Akaska Tsunami Warning System (2 redundant paths)
6 / 6
Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
export HYPO_messages
Pacific Tsunami Warning Center
3 / 3
Cascade Volcano Observatory
22 / 22
Montana Bureau of Mines
4 / 4
Pacific Geoscience Center, BC, Canada
5 / 7
US National Network
export HYPO_messages
US National Network  (via VDL)
14 / 22
IRIS Data Management Center  (via import/export)
11 / 11
IRIS Data Management Center (via wave_server2seed)
152 / 196
 
           TOTAL Station/Channels Exported:   217 / 271

(All real-time  data exchange is via Earthworm Import/Export unless otherwise noted)

All realtime waveform data (220 stations, 454 channels) are sent to IRIS Data Management Center via tape after QC

We have processed an average of 476 events per month over the past two years. An average of 90 of these are from outside the region (teleseisms, etc).

Our recording and processing system consists of three SUN computers runing earthworm software in overlapping redundant mode in the lab. There are two other local computers only digitizing (NT-earthworm and SUN-sunworm).  There are three remote nodes (1 SUN, 2-NT) for local data acquisition and forwarding to UW via Internet (total of 45 channels).  The cooperating networks (UO, HW) have a combination of NT-earthworm digitizers and SUN-earthworm processing computers and forward a total of 28 channels via Internet.

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