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seismic array

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noun

  1. a system of linked seismographs arranged in a regular geometric pattern to increase sensitivity to earthquake detection

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"It's a very dense seismic array," said Wu.

From Science Daily

Since 2015, a new seismic array has been established in the region to listen to Nyiragongo’s magmatic music.

From New York Times

By 1973, researchers made their first international connection by incorporating computers at the Norwegian Seismic Array, which tracked earthquakes and nuclear tests.

From Slate

Under the new rules, operators will be required to have access to a seismic array that gives real-time information on earthquakes.

From Reuters

Under the new rules, operators will be required to have access to a seismic array that gives real-time information on earthquakes.

From Reuters