OBSERVATION OF EARTH TIDES AND EARTH'S FREE OSCILLATIONS WITH A SUPERCONDUCTING GRAVIMETER AT SYOWA STATION (STATUS REPORT)

Superconducting gravimeter (SCG) observation is believed to offer high sensitivity and high resolution data for study of the Earth's core dynamics. We describe the importance of SCG installation at Syowa Station at high southern latitudes (69.0°S) for weak signal detection of fluid core resonan...

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Main Authors: サトウ タダヒロ, シブヤ カズオ, オカノ ケンタ, カミヌマ カツタダ, オオエ マサツグ, Tadahiro SATO, Kazuo SHIBUYA, Kenta OKANO, Katsutada KAMINUMA, Masatsugu OOE
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: National Astronomical Observatory 1993
Subjects:
Antarctic
Dewar
Syowa Station
Antarc*
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Summary:Superconducting gravimeter (SCG) observation is believed to offer high sensitivity and high resolution data for study of the Earth's core dynamics. We describe the importance of SCG installation at Syowa Station at high southern latitudes (69.0°S) for weak signal detection of fluid core resonance, core undertones, Slichter mode, etc. In order to assess the SCG capability as a long-period seismometer, parallel observations using a Streckeisen seismometer and a LaCoste & Romberg type-D gravimeter with the same data acquisition systems are planned. Although leakage of liquid helium from the SCG dewar during the installation procedure in the 33rd Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE-33 : February 1992) delayed the start of the SCG observation, a retrial was performed during JARE-34 (February 1993). The installation proved successful, although fine tuning may still be required.

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