Sentence examples for dense station from inspiring English sources

With such relatively dense station coverage, events stronger than M 5 can be well recorded by more than dozens of stations with very good azimuthal coverage and, therefore, can be well located even with Geiger's algorithm employing 1D velocity models (Geiger, 1910).

It is assumed that the epicenter of the earthquake is rather well constrained but the origin time of the earthquake is not, since the dense stations are well distributed.

Maps filled with dense station-model plots can be difficult to read, but they allow meteorologists, pilots, and mariners to see important weather patterns.

We used continuous velocity records from October 2010 to March 2012 observed by 14 permanent stations and 50 dense temporary stations (Okada et al. 2014).

Hi-net, which is the new dense seismic station network in Japan (e.g. Obara 2003) established after the 1995 Kobe Earthquake, has made the detectability of inland earthquakes in Japan very high.

Data used in the study have only a small amount of gaps in coverage, and the array is spatially fairly dense with station spacing of the order 100 km in the central and northern parts of the array.

Although it is essentially important to check the completeness of the seismic catalog (e.g., Nanjo et al., 2010a, b) as mentioned above, the present earthquake catalog in Japan is sufficiently complete to be used for seismicity analysis due to the Hi-net, the new dense seismic station network.

Both P- and S-wave arrival times from 776 ordinary earthquakes and 6 LFEs listed in the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) catalog were manually picked from waveforms observed by dense temporary stations as well as permanent stations.

The increment of cellular networks' capacity by deploying dense base stations (BSs) is the groundwork in any candidate solution.

To understand the state of the stress in the high strain rate zone, called the NKTZ, and the cause of the NKTZ, we investigate a detailed spatial variation in shear wave splitting in the crust using waveform data at dense seismic stations.

We have analyzed a large number of regional waveform records obtained from dense seismic stations in Japan (Hi-net) and in Korea and coupled these observations to large-scale 3-D FDM simulations of regional wavefields using the Earth Simulator supercomputer (The Earth Simulator Center).