SEISMOLOGICAL OBSERVATION AT SYOWA STATION, ANTARCTICA

The seismological observation at Syowa Station was begun in 1959 by the 3rd party of JARE (Japanese Antaictic Research Expedition) using a HES seismograph of Z component In 1961, adding HES seismographs of two horizontal components, the seismological obsetvation at Syowa Station was carried out with...

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Main Authors: Katsutada KAMINUMA, Tsuneo ETO, Mitsuo YOSHIDA
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Japanese
Published: National Institute of Polar Research 1968
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.15094/00007533
https://doaj.org/article/47dd68ea048e41b49be8bff06e1da9e8
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Summary:The seismological observation at Syowa Station was begun in 1959 by the 3rd party of JARE (Japanese Antaictic Research Expedition) using a HES seismograph of Z component In 1961, adding HES seismographs of two horizontal components, the seismological obsetvation at Syowa Station was carried out with a three component seismograph Since 1966, the observations have been continued by JARE, using HES seismographs of three components The period of pendulum is 1 0 second and that of galvanometer is also about 1 0 second In 1967, a three component long-period seismograph was installed at Syowa Station. The period of pendulum was 15 0 seconds and that of galvanometer was about 1 0 second Using an amplifier between the pendulum and the galvanometer, we get the same characteristics of amplitude and phase as the long-period seismograph operated by USCGS But there were many troubles in the system, and we could not get satisfactory data In 1968, the long-period seismographs have been operated without an amplifier Theie are many pioblems in operating long-period seismographs in Antarctica