Proceedings of the Annual DARPA/AFGL Seismic Research Symposium (10th) Held in Fallbrook, California on May 3-5, 1988. Addendum

Contents: What's Needed for a Quantitative and Confident Specification of a Verifiable Low Threshold Test Ban Treaty; Wave Propagation Issues Associated with Explosive Sources; Current Research Issues in Nuclear Test Limitation Treaty Monitoring; Engineering Perspectives on Seismic Monitoring o...

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Main Authors: Lewkowicz, James F, McPhetres, Jeanne M
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ATTENUATION
BURIED OBJECTS
CALIFORNIA
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
DATA BASES
DEPTH
DETECTION
EARTHQUAKES
EXPLOSIONS
EXPLOSIVES
FACILITIES
GEOPHYSICS
Government and Political Science
HIGH FREQUENCY
HYSTERESIS
LOOPS
MONITORING
NEVADA
Nuclear Warfare
Nuclear Weapons
PATTERN RECOGNITION
PE61101E
PE62101F
PE62714E
RELEASE
SEISMIC ARRAYS
SEISMIC DATA
Seismic Detection and Detectors
SEISMIC WAVES
Seismology
SOURCES
SYMPOSIA
TECTONICS
TREATIES
USSR
WAVE PROPAGATION
WUGL76000908
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Summary:Contents: What's Needed for a Quantitative and Confident Specification of a Verifiable Low Threshold Test Ban Treaty; Wave Propagation Issues Associated with Explosive Sources; Current Research Issues in Nuclear Test Limitation Treaty Monitoring; Engineering Perspectives on Seismic Monitoring of the Soviet Union; Attenuation and Moduli from Hysteresis Loops at 0.1 Hz; Pattern Recognition for Earthquake Detection; Nonlinear Constitutive Relations at Moderate Strain - .001 to .000001 in Salt; Development of an Intelligent Seismic Facility; The Fine Structure of Pn and Pg; Effects of Depth of Burial and Tectonic Release on Explosion and Earthquake Regional Seismograms; Geophysical Structure at Pahute Mesa, Nevada; SEA - An Automated Event Analyzer for Seismic Arrays; Databases and Software Support at the Center for Seismic Studies; and Discrimination of NTS Explosions and Earthquakes Using High-Frequency regional Data.