- A
strainmeter is an
instrument used by
geophysicists to
measure the
deformation of the Earth.
Linear strainmeters measure the
changes in the distance...
-
network but also of a
large number of GPS stations, tiltmeters, and
strainmeters that have been anc****d on the
volcano to
monitor ground deformation...
- of a
sphere sphygmomanometer blood pressure stadimeter object range strainmeter seismic strain SWR
meter standing wave
ratio Synthetic Aperture Radar...
-
system (GPS) receivers, tiltmeters, long-baseline
laser strainmeters,
borehole strainmeters,
permanent and
portable seismographs, and magnetotelluric...
-
Stealth aircraft Stealth technology Stereoscopy Stimulated emission Strainmeter Strategic Defense Initiative Streamlight Strong confinement limit Strontium...
- earthquakes,
installed an
elaborate array of seismometers, creepmeters,
strainmeters, and
other instruments in and
around Parkfield starting in 1985. Scientists...
- JMA
monitors unusual deformation that may
accompany pre-slip
using strainmeters to
support the
prediction of its occurrence. As pre-slip may be too slight...
-
Ventersdorp Contact Reef,
there are
eight Acoustic Emissions sensors, two
strainmeters, and one
triaxial accelerometer that make up the network.
Released in...
-
System (GPS) and
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receivers,
strainmeters, seismometers, tiltmeters, and
other geodetic instruments. The PBO GPS...
- took
place in 1963. In July 1969, an
early prototype of an
invar wire
strainmeter was
installed in
Queensbury Tunnel as part of
research by a team of scientists...
