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| You are here: IRIS > Programs > PASSCAL > User Support |
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IRIS - PASSCAL Instrument Center at New Mexico Tech.
building founded October , 1998 8000 sq ft office space 25000 warehouse space |
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View of building in the Summer, front section are the offices , the warehouse is in the back |
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On a nice Winter day , with Socorro Peak ( M Mtn) in the background |
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Main Lobby, with museum seismic display and drum recorder |
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Patricia Greigo at the front desk holding off trick or treaters |
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Mike Fort and Will McKibben in front of the data acquisition test bench |
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Seismic test pier. This is the facility where broadband sensors are tested after they come back from a deployment. This pier is not an observatory quality pier. However it is good enough to verify that the sensors are working. |
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Three Guralp 3T's ready to be tested on the pier. The foam boxes are used to insulate the sensors when they are in operation to reduce thermal effects on the signal |
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