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Text: On-land portable seismic stations were provided by the Geophysical Instrument Pool Potsdam (GIPP), Germany [Ibáñez et al. 2016, in this volume]. They are composed of a DATA-CUBE3 recorder and triaxial seismometers PE-6/B 4.5 Hz or Mark L-4C-3D. In Figure 2 we show pictures of these types of seismic stations. The **data** logger is a three-channel recorder (Figure 2a) with sampling rate of 100 samples per second. Its main characteristics are a selectable gain ×1 to ×32 full scale input of 4.1 Vpp and gain 1 and sample rate up to 400 sps (3 channels), and an effective resolution typically of 21.5 bit and 100 sps. Tables 2 and 3 show some important parameters of the acquisition systems and the seismic sensors such as the sensitivity and clip values. The GPS of the station is integrated on the top of the Cube **data** logger and has an accuracy of <10ms over 20 days without processing or <0.01ms with processing. These stations were powered with 2D cells batteries with an average duration of 14 days. The sensor is composed of one vertical component SM-6/U-B 4.5 Hz geophone and two horizontal component SM-6/H-B 4.5Hz geophones ( Figure 2b). The flat response of the sensor ranges from 4.5 Hz to > 150 Hz with a damping of 0.56. Additionally, some Mark L-4C-3D sensors were deployed with the Cube recorders ( Figure 2c). These geophones are three-component and have a response from 1 Hz to >100 Hz with a damping of 0.7.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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