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EPOS, EEW Testing Center

  • Overview

EPOS IP is part of the long term EPOS integration plan to build an operational and sustainable platform of Earth Science services. The project is funded through the European Union.

In WP 9 (Near fault Observatories) of EPOS IP, we work with our colleagues at the University of Naples / AMRA, to build a testing center where a variety of scientific algorithms for real-time monitoring can be operated side-by-side and their performance independently evaluated. The initial demonstrations software for this testing center are 2 EEW approaches, the Virtual Seismologist (VS) software maintained by ETH, and PresTo from University of Naples / AMRA. The testing platform is the Irpinia seismic network near Naples.

Project Leader at SED

Dr. John Clinton

SED Project Members

Frederick Massin, Philipp Kästli, Enrico Ballarin

Funding Source

EU

Duration

2017-2020

Keywords

Earthquake Early Warning, Testing Center

Research Field

Real-Time Seismology, Earthquake Engineering

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