Negotiators from more than 35 countries are attempting to formulate a nuclear test-ban treaty and delineate a system from monitoring compliance. This book covers: (1) the desirable characteristics and capabilities of seismic monitoring stations; (2) recommendations on the flow paths and handling of the data, which are to be unclassified; and (3) the types and extent of research that will be needed in the next decade. The primary focus of the book is to explore how basic seismological research and test ban monitoring can be mutually beneficial.
- Seismological Research Requirements for a Comprehensive Test-Ban Monitoring System
- Copyright
- Preface
- Contents
- SEISMOLOGICAL RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS FOR A COMPREHENSIVE TEST-BAN MONITORING SYSTEM
- 1 Executive Summary
- RECOMMENDATIONS
- Data Characteristics
- Data Access Within The United States
- Research Feedback
- 2 Introduction
- PLANNED INTERNATIONAL SEISMIC MONITORING SYSTEM
- EXISTING SEISMOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
- 3 ISMS Data Characteristics
- INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
- DISCUSSION OF ISMS STATION TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
- DESIRED RAW AND PROCESSED ISMS DATA STREAMS
- 4 Distribution Of ISMS Data Within The United States
- INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
- Agencies With An Interest In Seismic Data
- Seismic Waveform Data
- Seismological Event Bulletins
- FUNDAMENTAL GUIDELINES FOR DATA ACCESS ISSUES
- AGENCY-SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING DATA ACCESS ISSUES
- 5 ISMS And U.S. National Verification Research And Development Infrastructure
- INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
- U.S. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INFRASTRUCTURE
- References
- Appendix A Charge To The Panel
- DATA CHARACTERISTICS
- DATA ACCESS
- RESEARCH FEEDBACK
- Appendix B Research Topics For CTBT Seismic Mointoring
- SEISMIC MONITORING RESEARCH
- TASK OVERVIEW
- Appendix C Acronym List
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