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U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEYSouthern California Seismic Network
(USGS/SCSN)
Prepared by
Gary Cone
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USGS/SCSN
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: Installation, Modification, Operation, and Maintenance of Southern California Earthquake Monitoring Networks.
WHO’S YOUR CUSTOMER: U.S. Geological Survey
CONTRACT VALUE: 3.2M with 12% Fee; ROS 10.7%
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: 9/1/2003 through 8/31/2008
DATE OF NEXT RECOMPETE: 9/1/2008
KEY PERFORMANCE METRICS: • HTSI incumbent for 17 years• Assumed computer systems
management in 1995
FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES: • Software Developer if funding permits
OPPORTUNITIES & RISKS:• Contract funded through Jan 2004• Network operations uncertain due to
funding issues with state and federal budgets
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USGS/SCSN PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
INSTALLATION, MODIFICATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE MONITORING NETWORKS:
•Seismic Network – Analog and Digital
•GPS Network
•Computer System Administration
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USGS/SCSN GPS DESCRIPTION
GPS GPS –– Global Positioning SystemGlobal Positioning System
GPS is a U.S.-built constellation of navigation satellites
Normally it is used for ‘coarse’ positioning– Handheld GPS units (~$100-$500)
C/A code only ~6 meter precision (with SA turned off)
We ‘earthquake people’ do precise GPS– Top-notch GPS receivers (~$8,000)
P-code and phase on both L1 & L2 Differential phase - several millimeter
precision (1000x better!)
Wide range of uses for GPS data provided by SCIGN
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USGS/SCSN GPS USES
GPS is now vital to earthquake monitoring(array technology and GPS satellites were
developed in Southern California)
GPS is now vital to earthquake monitoringGPS is now vital to earthquake monitoring(array technology and GPS satellites were(array technology and GPS satellites were
developed in Southern California)developed in Southern California)
Measures buildup of strain on faults due to accumulating tectonic motion
Used to detect damage to large engineered structures such as dams, and effects of ground tilt and subsidence on water systems
Can be used in real-time to detect fault slip at surface, for early warning system