Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network
ARPSN 
Introduction
During 1997 I started to construct a PSN seismic station and got as far as building a 'seismic shed' with a large poured concrete block as a base and collecting some of the equipment, before I was diverted.
This will be my second attempt to complete this project, with hopes of adding some current technology and creating an Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network.
White Paper being prepared.
ARPSN is dedicated to Larry Cochrane for his contribution to Public Seismic Network (PSN) and Dr. Hank Magnuski, KA6M, for his contribution to amateur packet radio and Pacific Packet Radio Society PPRS.
Heliplots - COBB, CA, 95426, USA
Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network
Sources
References
Equipment
Assembling VolksMeter II, 2CUG Kit
Seismic
VolksMeter and L15B WinSDR Settings
Seismic [Completed] FFT- CSP Animation Experiment
February 01 - May 22, 2009 - Cobb (Mountain), CA]
February 01 - May 22, 2009 - Macon, GA - Pier
February 01 - May 22, 2009 - Redwood City, CA - PSN]
February 01 - May 22, 2009 - Comparison - Cobb, Macon Pier, Redwood City]
North/South East/West Complete
Archived Seismic Animation
Seismic Events (of Interest) Recorded by ARPSN
Progress Log - [View development]
Progress Log Feed - [Click to Subscribe]
PSN Web Sites
Redwood City Public Seismic Network
Chirinet, Panama's Public Seismic Network
Dominica Public Seismic Network
Dunedin, New Zealand Public Seismic Network
Fairbanks, Alaska Public Seismic Network
F.E.S.N. - Italy Friuli Experimental Seismic Network
Golden, Colorado Public Seismic Network
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii Public Seismic Network
Italian Experimental Seismic Network == (English version)
San Jose, California Public Seismic Network
The Amateur Teleseismic Network (ATN)
Seismic Apuano Observatory - Fivizzano and Carrara, Italy
ARPSN - Amateur Radio Public Seismic Network
1997 Proposed Block Diagram for Flying Snail PSN Seismic Station
