Instruments and Data
Online platform, 7- 10 June 2021
Lectures given by Peter Evans (GFZ), Benjamin Heit (GFZ), Laura Hillman (GFZ), Javier Quinteros (GFZ), Angelo Strollo (GFZ), Dino Bindi (GFZ), Riccardo Zaccarelli (GFZ), Fabrice Cotton (GFZ), Phillipe Guéguen (UGA) & Pierre Boué (UGA)

Introduction of the course
The training is organized into 4 modules providing an introduction to different aspects related to the seismic data cycle, from field work activities, to procedures for data archiving and discovery, to typical steps followed for data download and processing. Examples of applications of interest for urban seismology are presented and discussed as well.

Schedule
Day 1 - 7th June 2021

• 09:15-09:30 (Paris)
  Welcome
• 09:30-10:20 (Paris)
  Opening talk: "The exponential growth of data : a game changer for engineering seismology", given by F. Cotton.
• 10:30-12:30 (Paris)
  Module 1 - Part I: main characteristics of sensors and digitiers typically used in urban seismology [D. Bindi, A. Strollo] - Part II: guidelines for installing temporary stations [B. Heit, L. Hillmann]

Day 2 - 8th June 2021

• 10:00-12:00 (Paris)
  Module 2 - FDSN standard, international network and station register, DOI’s attribution and license; station inventory, station xml, mseed format; procedure for data archiving; overview of existing archives (ORFEUS, IRIS); new trends: approaches for Large Data in seismology [P. Evans, J. Quinteros, A. Strollo]

Day 3 - 9th June 2021

• 10:00 – 12:00 (Paris)
  Module 3 - Introduction to FDSN webservices; example of data and metadata download (event, station, dataselect), HTTP GET and POST methods; example of data processing with standard libraries. [J. Quinteros, R. Zaccarelli, P. Evans, D. Bindi]

Day 4 - 10th June 2021

• 10:00 – 12:00 (Paris)
  Module 4 - Part I: building monitoring [P. Guéguen] - Part II: experiments with large N arrays [P. Boué]

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Updated on 4 June 2021