1. JAMAICA SEISMIC NETWORK IRIS Data Management Workshop Managing Data from Seismic Networks Bogota, Colombia July 24, 2014 – July 31, 2014 Earthquake Unit University of the West Indies, Mona Campus Jamaica _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Paul Williams – Network Manager/Engineer Paul Coleman – Information Technologist

2. FACTS ABOUT JAMAICA Location = 18 N, 76-78 W ~400Km E of Grand Cayman and 150km S of SE Cuba. Area of 11424 km sq. with length of island east to west 243 km and width of maximum distance N- S 80 km Mountainous with half of island above height of 305m and the highest mountain of 2256m in the east. Population of 2.8 million. Experiences moderate to high seismicity with most activities in the east of the Island. A history of having damaging earthquakes

3. LOCATION OF JAMAICA

4. July, 2014PW/EQU/UWI-Mona4 The Earthquake Unit MISSION STATEMENT Through operating the Jamaica Seismograph Network and affiliating with other Caribbean and Regional Networks the Earthquake Unit seeks to understand earthquake processes in and around Jamaica and advise the society about earthquake hazard thereby encouraging community awareness and the application of mitigative strategies to development.

5. Work of the Earthquake Unit The Unit operates the Jamaica Seismograph Network, Jamaica Strong Motion Network and the GPS Monitoring Network. Archives and records all earthquake related data for Jamaica. Collaborates/conducts relative research on Jamaica seismicity and tectonics. Performs national and site specific seismic hazard assessment for national and private entities.

6. Earthquake Unit contd. Informs the public about felt earthquake and conduct awareness campaign. Provides bulletin to the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency management (ODPEM) and the media after felt earthquake. Operates the National Data Centre (NDC) for Jamaica in keeping with the CTBTO Hosts tours by schools and other community groups at the Central Recording Station.

7. MAP OF CURRENT NETWORK

8. JAMAICA DIGITAL BROADBAND NETWORK NETSTATIONSENSOR1SENSOR2DIGITIZERCOMM. JMSTHBCMG-3ESPCCMG-5TCDM24S6EAM FREEWAVE SPREAD SPECTRUM 900mhZ JMMBJBCMG-3ESPCCMG-5TCDM24S6EAM UBIQUITI FREEWAVE JMYHJBCMG-40TD FREEWAVE JMCMJBCMG-3ESPCCMG-5TCDM24S6EAM POLICE IP NETWORK PLUS FREEWAVE

9. INSTRUMENTATION AT THE JSN

11. ACCELEROGRAPH INSTALLATION STATIONEQUIPMENTTYPE OF INSTALLATION NORMAN MANLEY IINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (NMIA) REFTEK 130FREE-FIELD AND STRUCTURE TRANSJAMAICAKINEMETRIC ETNA & K2FREE FIELD & STRUCTURE KINGSTON CONTAINER TERMINAL (KCT) GURALP 5TFREE-FIELD OLD HARBOUR POWER PLANT (OLBR) ETNAFREE-FIELD MUNRO COLLEGE (MCJ)ETNAAT SEISMIC STATION STONY HILL (STHB)GURALP 5TAT SEISMIC STATION MONTEGO BAY (MBJB)GURALP 5TAT SEISMIC STATION CASTLE MOUNTAIN (CMJ)GURALP 5TAT SEISMIC STATION LONG MOUNTAIN (LMCC)GURALP 5TFREE-FIELD HALF-WAY-TREE (SMADA)ETNASTRUCTURE

12. INTERNET MYSQL EARTHWORM SEISCOMP SEEDLINK SERVER NDC-IN-A BOX SERVER LOCAL STATIONS ANALOG & DIGITAL BROADBAND seismic station DIGITAL TELEMETRY SPREAD SPECTRUM ANALOG TELEMETRY UHF&VHF EARTHWORM SERVER WAVE SERVER CONTINUOUS RECORDING SEISLOG/SEISAN PC-SDA/PC-SDP DATA ACQ AND PROCESSING EXPORTING DATA TO EW SERVER EQU SWITCH SEISMIC STATIONS FROM OTHER NETWORKS. Cayman, USGS-GSN etc. ADMINISTRATIVE WORK AND ANALYSIS DATA ANALYSIS WORKSTATION DATA ACQUISITION AND ANALYSIS CTBTO ROUTER CTBTO STATIONS

13. Seismometers in use at the JSN Mark Product L-4C Guralp CMG 40T Guralp CMG-6TD Guralp CMG 3ESPC

14. Accelerograph in use at the JSMN Guralp 5T REFTEK 130-SMA Kinemetrics K2

16. PLANS FOR THE NETWORK FOR THE NEXT 3 YEARS Upgrade all the short period stations to digital broadband using Guralp instruments (total 8). Expand the strong motion accelerograph network by adding 40 accelerographs. To improve and expand the data communication network. Aquire geophysical equipment for seismic surveys and microzonation studies

17. PAW-IRIS_July 2014 THE END