The seismic noise environment of Antarctica

Seismographic coverage of Antarctica prior to 2007 consisted overwhelmingly of a handful of long running and sporadically deployed transient stations, many of which were principally collocated with scientific research stations. Thus, despite very cold temperatures, sunless winters, challenging logis...

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Published in:Seismological Research Letters
Main Authors: Anthony, Robert E., Aster, Richard C., Wiens, Douglas, Nyblade, Andrew, Anandakrishnan, Sridhar, Huerta, Audrey, Winberry, J. Paul, Wilson, Terry, Rowe, Charlotte
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Published: 2023
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58 GEOSCIENCES
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Antarctica
Online Access:http://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1233185
https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1233185
https://doi.org/10.1785/0220140109
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Summary:Seismographic coverage of Antarctica prior to 2007 consisted overwhelmingly of a handful of long running and sporadically deployed transient stations, many of which were principally collocated with scientific research stations. Thus, despite very cold temperatures, sunless winters, challenging logistics, and extreme storms, recent developments in polar instrumentation driven by new scientific objectives have opened up the entirety of Antarctica to year–round and continuous seismological observation (e.g., Nyblade et al., 2012).

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