Kinemetrics’ President, Ogie Kuraica and Senior ICT Engineer, Stefan Radman, met with General Director of RSSСANAS, corresponding member of ANAS Gurban Yetirmishli. Image courtesy of RSSC.
Kinemetrics’ President, Ogie Kuraica, met with General Director of RSSС ANAS, corresponding member of ANAS Gurban Yetirmishli. Image courtesy of RSSC.
Kinemetrics, Tofik Alili, conducts training with local seismologists. The meeting was attended by General Director of RSSС ANAS, corresponding member of ANAS Gurban Yetirmishli and chief engineer R.Muradov. Image courtesy of RSSC.

About Our Client

The Republican Seismic Survey Center of Azerbaijan National Academy of Science is the main organization, involved in the research and study of earthquakes on the territory of Azerbaijan Republic. Seismological, geophysical, geochemical and geodynamic complex researches are conducted in the Center.

Project Objective

Create an open-architecture system that will provide a state-of-the-art solution for its National Seismic Network (NSN) and Seismic Information System (SIS).

The same Aspen technology implemented in the USArray/TA project delivered 99.8% data return over ~1,800 installations in more than ten years of operation.

After ten years of successful operation in the continental USA, the current USArray/TA phase comprises of 280 stations operating in Alaska, in a harsh environment like never before, where will stay operational until 2021 when removal will begin. By the end of this U.S. National Science Foundation USArray/TA sponsored project, a large number of Aspen stations will be transferred to the Alaska Regional network, operated by the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.

Project Achievement

Provided a Real‐Time Seismic Monitoring and Management Center that served as Azerbaijan’s mission-critical earthquake emergency-response system.

Project Insights

Multi-Sensor Integration

Integrated instrumentation and software into a multi-sensor seismic network that produced high-quality information for the public.

System Flexibility and Scalability

Provided flexibility and scalability of the seismic monitoring platform which allowed the network to evolve from 16 stations to 35 within short period of time.

System Interoperability

Provided interoperability of the seismic monitoring platform which enabled RSSC to exchange data in real-time with three international seismological organizations (IRIS, ORFEUS, and EMSC).

Data Return

Annual upgrades of the data center keeps the seismic network operating at a high standard returning an average data availability in the +90% range.

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