April 10 Guralp Systems will be attending three major scientific conferences on Earth Science in Europe and the United States. During these meetings, we will be exhibiting our latest products and discuss full technical solutions with customers. We will also contribute technical papers to the various symposia. We will be attending Memphis in the American state of Tennessee, where we will attend the annual meeting of the Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI). The meeting will be held 10-13 April 2012 together with the National Earthquake Conference. The theme of the conference is “Learning from the Past to Protect the Future”. It coincides with the 200th anniversary of the New Madrid earthquakes, some of the strongest temblors ever to hit the United States. From the Mississippi River we move to the Pacific Ocean, where we will be present at the annual meeting of the Seismological Society of America (SSA), held in San Diego 17-19 April 2012. Besides exhibiting we will present technical papers on new ways of testing seismic instruments and on our new three component miniature broadband sensor. Just a week later we will attend the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union (EGU). As usual, this conference will be held in the Austrian capital Vienna and it is scheduled for 22-27 April 2012. GSL has been a regular exhibitor with EGU for more than a decade. For more information, email...
read moreGuralp Systems’ position as the world leader in developing, manufacturing and delivering seismic systems for applications on the seafloor got another boost last week. Neptune Canada ordered two additional CMG-1T Ocean Bottom Seismometers (OBS). Once this order is fulfilled, Neptune Canada will operate a total of six GSL broadband OBS in its high profile, multidisciplinary network off the coast of British Columbia. In addition Neptune Canada has ordered from Guralp Systems digitizers and data acquisition modules for the short period seismic component of its network. Map of the Neptune Canada OBS Network Neptune Canada is the world’s first regional scale cabled seafloor network which last month celebrated two years of continuous online data delivery. It operates a seafloor network of more than 125 sensors for various scientific purposes. They are connected to many nodes along a several hundred kilometer long deep sea cable loop. The cable, which originates and ends in the coastal town of Port Alberni, delivers live data from these sensors to scientists at the University of Victoria and beyond. Currently, Guralp Systems is the exclusive purveyor of broadband OBS sensors for this network. Delivering CMG-1T OBS broadband sensors is only one prong of our overall strategy for seismic seafloor systems. We also deliver raw instruments to system integrators, who build their own housing for the sensors and design their own OBS systems, integrate several types of our own sensors into in-house designed and built titanium based deep water housings, sell complete sensors to instrument pools, build and deploy our own complete portable OBS systems, and deliver turn-key cabled OBS systems, such as networks in the Sea of Marmara (Turkey) and along the US Pacific coast. CMG-1T OBS Installation For more information, first contact your local distributor, email sales@guralp.com, call +44 118 981 9056 or fill in the form...
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