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Network details

Network Code: XF 1997

Network Start Date: 1997/7/1

Network Description: GEDEPTH-II/INDEPTH-III Project Central Tibet, GFZ Potsdam

Network Restricted Status: open

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Station code	Site name	Start date
DONG Latitude: 31.979000, Longitude: 90.912600	INDEPTH-III Station DONG, Tibet	1998/8/22
LUMP Latitude: 31.899000, Longitude: 89.932000	GEDEPTH-II Station LUMP, Tibet	1997/7/11
NASE Latitude: 31.989100, Longitude: 91.705600	GEDEPTH-II Station NASE, Tibet	1998/8/23
NING Latitude: 30.379570, Longitude: 90.912250	INDEPTH-III Station NING, Tibet	1998/8/6
SANG2 Latitude: 31.022100, Longitude: 91.700100	INDEPTH-III Station SANG2, Tibet	1998/8/6
ST00 Latitude: 30.525900, Longitude: 90.103000	INDEPTH-III Station ST00, Tibet	1998/7/17
ST01 Latitude: 30.649800, Longitude: 90.133700	INDEPTH-III Station ST01, Tibet	1998/7/17
ST02 Latitude: 30.786700, Longitude: 90.249200	INDEPTH-III Station ST02, Tibet	1998/7/17
ST04 Latitude: 30.959500, Longitude: 90.192500	INDEPTH-III Station ST04, Tibet	1998/7/16
ST05 Latitude: 31.040000, Longitude: 90.174200	INDEPTH-III Station ST05, Tibet	1998/7/16

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Station markers

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Morphology class

Based on the Italian Building Code

T1 = Flat surface; isolated slopes and cliffs with average slope angle i < 15°
T2 = Slopes with i > 15°
T3 = Ridges with crest width significantly less than the base width and 15° < i < 30°
T4 = Ridges with crest width significantly less than the base width and i > 30°

Ground type EC8

A = Rock
B = Very dense sand or gravel or very stiff clay
C = Dense sand or gravel or stiff clay
D = Loose to medium cohesionless soil or soft to firm cohesive soil
E = Surface alluvium layer C or D, 5 to 20 m thick, over a much stiffer material
S₁, S₂ = ground types requiring special studies

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Station sensor type

Types: VBB (Very Broad Band), BB (Broad Band), SP (Short Period), SM (Strong Motion) and OBS (Ocean Bottom Sensor)