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Comparison of Ground Motions from CSN Instruments and Proximate Sensors from Other Networks
- Stewart, Jonathan P;
- Mohammed, Shako;
- Nweke, Chukwuebuka C;
- Shams, Rashid;
- Buckreis, Tristan E;
- Kohler, Monica D;
- Bozorgnia, Yousef
Abstract
The Community Seismic Network (CSN) is a low-cost, MEMS-sensor seismic network with smaller average station-to-station spacing than stations for other networks. We have downloaded and processed CSN data for 29 earthquakes with M > 4 from 2012 to 2023 using NGA procedures. Visual checks of data useability were applied to distinguish rejected records form records with clear seismic signals. We compare recordings from proximate (within 3 km) CSN and non-CSN (generally SCSN or CSMIP) stations with usable signals. Results show no systematic differences for peak acceleration and similar spectra when the CSN motions have large usable bandwidths.
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