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| IPOC goes youtube 20.06.2011 The Deutsche Welle TV produced a TV feature about IPOC that you can watch on youtube! |
| IPOC and Maule earthquake workshop 20.06.2011 Workshop on IPOC and the M8.8 2010 Maule workshop on 24.6.2011 at GFZ. |
| MINAS - 3 new mini arrays installed 16.05.2011 Three new 10 element small aperture arrays were installed in April 2011! Look here for more details! |
| seismogram of the day 16.02.2011
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| PB12 installed 16.02.2011 New station PB12 installed on a military compound south of Arica on Cerro Caramaca.
A hydraulic excavator had to dig for four days get the vault into the ground. The station is currently equipped with broadband and strong-motion seismometers. It will be hooked up to the Arica airport with a freewave link. |
| IPOC Seminar 16.02.2011 Next IPOC Seminar on 24.3.2011 in Potsdam. Speakers will be Dirk Brändlein (Magnetotellurics) and Manoochehr Shirzaei (InSAR time series analysis). |
| IPOC equipment 15.03.2010 Prof. Dr. Hüttl, director of the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, is handing over parts of IPOC to Universidad de Chile in Santiago de Chile. Read more... |
| M8.8 Chile earthquake 02.03.2010 IPG Paris and GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences dispatch research teams to remeasure GPS monuments and set up a portable seismographs network to measure aftershocks following the large Maule M8.8 Chile earthquake. |
| PB13 goes online 20.01.2010 Seismic observatory PB13 on Cerro Chaquipina goes online. Now the station not only hosts the possibly highest STS2 on Earth (4800m) but also the possibly longest radio Freewave data link (80 km). |
