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This technical workshop, held from November 12-15, 2001, focuses on the performance assessment of the Pentagon-Triangle infrasound array in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, presented by Charles R. Wilson and John V. Olson from the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska. The workshop examines impulse response data of various sensor configurations, analyzing the influence of missing sensors on data collection and interpretation. The findings contribute to improving the understanding of infrasound detection capabilities and the operational reliability of the sensor array.
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IS55 Pentagon-Triangle Array Performance Infrasound Technical Workshop, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii12-15 November 2001 By Charles R. Wilson and John V. Olson, Geophysical Institute,University of Alaska,093 Koyukuk Dr.,Fairbanks, AK 99775-7320
Triangle sensors only xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ………………………… Imp. Res. IS55, N = 3
IS55 array all 8 sensors operating State Detector D contour plot in Slo.-Az. Plane,test signal, Period = 5 sec,Azimuth =120 deg., Slowness =3 sec/km
IS55 N=7,one pentagon sensor missing
Uncertainty ellipse in velocity and slowness, Fai. MAW event