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2015. pp. 31~34
Abstract
A gravity meter has been used for exploring subsurface mineral resources and monitoring long-period eventssuch as Earth tides. Recently, researchers found several other intriguing features that we could even detect largeteleseismic earthquakes and monitor seismic ambient noise using gravimeters. The zero-length spring suspensiontechnology gives the gPhone (Micro-g LaCoste) excellent low frequency sensitivity, which may have implications forinvestigating much longer-period natural events (e.g., Earth’s hum, tsunami waves, etc.). In this study, we presentpreliminary results through temporary operation of the gPhone at Geumsan in South Korea for 9 months (Nov. 2008-Jul. 2009). The gPhone successfully recorded large teleseismic events and showed a clear seasonal variation of the Doublefrequency microseisms during its operation period.
A gravity meter has been used for exploring subsurface mineral resources and monitoring long-period eventssuch as Earth tides. Recently, researchers found several other intriguing features that we could even detect largeteleseismic earthquakes and monitor seismic ambient noise using gravimeters. The zero-length spring suspensiontechnology gives the gPhone (Micro-g LaCoste) excellent low frequency sensitivity, which may have implications forinvestigating much longer-period natural events (e.g., Earth’s hum, tsunami waves, etc.). In this study, we presentpreliminary results through temporary operation of the gPhone at Geumsan in South Korea for 9 months (Nov. 2008-Jul. 2009). The gPhone successfully recorded large teleseismic events and showed a clear seasonal variation of the Doublefrequency microseisms during its operation period.
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  • Publisher :Korean Society of Earth and Exploration Geophysicists
  • Publisher(Ko) :한국지구물리물리탐사학회
  • Journal Title :Geophysics and Geophysical Exploration
  • Journal Title(Ko) :지구물리와 물리탐사
  • Volume : 18
  • No :1
  • Pages :31~34