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1 -Seismometers
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4 4  (((
5 5  = Broadband sensors =
6 6  
7 -Broadband (or BB) sensors are especially sensitive to low-frequency energy and are //broad//ly defined as any instrument capable of **reliably recording wave periods greater or equal to 10 seconds**. This makes them useful for the analysis and detection of teleseismic earthquakes as well as techniques involving ambient noise. However, they are also well-suited for measuring high-frequency energy, limited only by the Nyquist frequency of the [[data logger>>doc:Instrumentation.ANU LPR-200.WebHome]]'s sampling rate. The downside to broadband sensors is usually their cost, size, and fragility relative to short-period sensors.
7 +Broadband (or BB) sensors are especially sensitive to low frequency energy, and are //broad//ly defined as any instrument capable of **reliably recording wave periods greater or equal to 10 seconds**. However they are also well-suited for measuring high frequency energy as well, limited only by the Nyquist frequency of the [[data logger>>doc:Instrumentation.Data Loggers.WebHome]]'s sampling rate.
8 8  
9 -== Nanometrics ==
9 +== Sub-paragraph ==
10 10  
11 -Currently, 4 kinds of nanometric broadband seismic sensors are available. The Trillium Compact 120, Trillium Compact 20, Trillium Compact Posthole, and most recently, the Trillium Compact Horizon. These seismometers are ideal for long-term deployments of multiple months. All of these seismometers are compatible with the LPR-200 and TSAWR loggers and are designed for low energy consumption.
11 +etc
12 12  
13 -=== Trillium Compact 120 ===
13 +== Sub-paragraph ==
14 14  
15 -The Trillium Compact 120 has sensitivity band between 120 seconds and 100 Hz but is prone to corrosion when buried for long periods. They have a tilt tolerance of ~~10° but come with adjustable feet for leveling.
15 +etc
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17 - For more information, refer to the Nanometrics instrument information sheet: [[https:~~/~~/nanometrics.ca/hubfs/Downloads/Data%20Sheets/trillium_compact.pdf?hsLang=en-ca>>https://nanometrics.ca/hubfs/Downloads/Data%20Sheets/trillium_compact.pdf?hsLang=en-ca]]
17 +=== Sub-sub paragraph ===
18 18  
19 -=== Trillium Compact 20 ===
19 +etc
20 20  
21 -The Trillium compact has a recording range between 20 seconds and 100 Hz. but is prone to corrosion when buried for long periods. They have a tilt tolerance of ~~10° but come with adjustable feet for leveling.
22 22  
23 -For more information, refer to the Nanometrics instrument information sheet: [[https:~~/~~/nanometrics.ca/hubfs/Downloads/Data%20Sheets/trillium_compact.pdf?hsLang=en-ca>>https://nanometrics.ca/hubfs/Downloads/Data%20Sheets/trillium_compact.pdf?hsLang=en-ca]]
22 += Short period sensors (corner period < 10 second) =
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25 -(% style="color:inherit; font-family:inherit; font-size:max(18px, min(20px, 14.4444px + 0.462963vw))" %)Trillium Compact Posthole
24 +Short period (SP) sensors have limited sensitivity to longer periods, but are otherwise perfectly suitable for earthquake or other high frequency analysis. They are generally defined as any instrument that begins to **lose sensitivity at periods larger that 10 seconds**.
26 26  
27 -The Trillium Compact Posthole is designed with a robust casing allowing it to be deployed via direct-burial without a vault or protective case. It does NOT have leveling feet nor a bubble (**bring your own!**), nor can its mass be rebalanced. The cable is also quite a bit more stiff so may require burial at an increased depth. If installed inside a vault, the cable may also unbalance the sensor if left by itself. The instrument response is identical to a Trillium Compact 120.
26 +== Sub-paragraph ==
28 28  
29 -For more information, refer to the Nanometrics instrument information sheet:  [[https:~~/~~/nanometrics.ca/hubfs/Downloads/Data%20Sheets/trillium_compact_ph.pdf?hsLang=en-ca>>https://nanometrics.ca/hubfs/Downloads/Data%20Sheets/trillium_compact_ph.pdf?hsLang=en-ca]]
28 +etc
30 30  
31 -=== Trillium Compact Horizon ===
30 +== Sub-paragraph ==
32 32  
33 -The Trillium Compact Horizon is sort of a mix between the Posthole and Compact 120, ideal for shallow direct bury deployments or instances where packing weight and size is an important consideration. Its response and sensitivity is identical to the Trillium Compact 120.
32 +etc
34 34  
35 -=== SmartSolo Broadbands ===
36 36  
37 -Two types of SmartSolo brand seismometers are currently available, one of which is a broadband seismometer. More information is available on the SmartSolo Seismometers page.
35 +== Channel and Instrument conventions ==
38 38  
39 -= Short period sensors =
40 -
41 -Short-period (SP) sensors have limited sensitivity to longer periods, but are otherwise perfectly suitable for earthquake or other high-frequency analysis. They are generally defined as any instrument that begins to **lose sensitivity at periods larger than 10 seconds**. They tend to be smaller and more mechanically robust to broadband sensors.
42 -
43 -=== Lennartz Electronic LE-3D Lite (MkII) ===
44 -
45 -The LE-3D Lites are small, robust, short period sensors with a a corner period of 1 second.
46 -
47 -=== SmartSolo Short periods ===
48 -
49 -Two types of SmartSolo brand seismometers are currently available, one of which is a short-period seismometer with corner frequency of 5 Hz. More information is available on the SmartSolo Seismometers page.
50 -
51 -
52 -= Channel and Instrument conventions =
53 -
54 54  We follow FDSN guidelines for sensor channel and type naming conventions, outlined at [[SAGE / IRIS>>https://ds.iris.edu/ds/nodes/dmc/data/formats/seed-channel-naming/]]
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60 60  {{toc/}}
61 61  {{/box}}
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64 -(((
65 -Trillium Compact 120
46 +[[image:Templates.Article.Template.WebHome@image1.jpg]]
47 +//Figure 1: Trillium Compact 120s//
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67 -[[image:Trillium compact120.jpg]]
68 -
69 -|**Frequency Band**|120 seconds to 100 Hz
70 -|**Sensitivity**| 754 V/m/s
71 -|**Size (Diameter x Height)**|9 x 13 cm
72 -|**Weight**|1.1 kg
49 +[[image:Templates.Article.Template.WebHome@image2.jpg]]
50 +//Figure 2: Lennartz 3D_lite MKII//
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76 -(((
77 -Trillium Compact PostHole 120
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79 -[[image:Trillium compact posthole.jpg]]
80 -
81 -|**Frequency Band**|120 seconds to 100 Hz
82 -|**Sensitivity**| 754 V/m/s
83 -|**Size (Diameter x Height)**|10 x 17 cm
84 -|**Weight**|3.1 kg
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89 -Trillium Compact Horizon
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91 -[[image:20250305_100107.jpg]]
92 -
93 -|**Frequency Band**|120 seconds to 100 Hz
94 -|**Sensitivity**|754 V/m/s
95 -|**Size (Diameter x Height)**|8.6 x 13.8 cm
96 -|**Weight**|1.1 kg
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100 -(((
101 -Lennartz LE-3D-Lite MkII
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103 -[[image:LE3Dlite.jpg||data-xwiki-image-style-alignment="~"center~""]]
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105 -
106 -|**Frequency Band**|1 seconds to 100 Hz
107 -|**Sensitivity**| 400 V/m/s
108 -|**Size (Diameter x Height)**|10 x 10 cm
109 -|**Weight**|1.9 kg
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