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Seismograph Defined
A device designed to detect vibrations from earthquakes or man-made sources.
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Laptop device catches notice of seismologists in hunt for earthquake data
Published October 5, 2008, 4:18 pm, The Press-Enterprise
It's possible you are reading this story on an earthquake sensor. Maybe you don't even know it. If you're sitting in front of the screen of a laptop computer, somewhere inside its mish-mash of circuitry is most likely a component called an accelerometer.
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- Suitable Systems / SMSLib: ./smsutil -i0.01 -c1000 -atxyz -s09 >capture.tx t
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