The recent earthquakes that have been felt in Melbourne serve as a reminder to the population that Australia does have earthquakes regularly, although not as often as in other parts of the world such as New Zealand. On average, there are several earthquakes in eastern Australia every day. In recent…
SRC seismic recorders can withstand extreme conditions
Monitoring the earth before, during and after fracking.
Over 40 Australian schools have been equipped with professional-grade seismographs, adding to Australia’s earthquake observing network and educating high school students across the country.
eqServer and telemetered Kelunji seismographs used to monitor vibrations near a gas storage facility.
SRC helps establish the first modern seismograph network to be owned and operated by the Myanmar people.
A Strong Motion Accelerograph (SMA) network and an eqServer data hub installed on Niolam Island listens for local & regional events.
Kelunji seismographs are used in Thailand for monitoring earthquakes for the local government geological department.
In 2000 an Australian consortium upgraded the Philippines national monitoring network from analogue to digital.
