Seismological station Český Krumlov (CKRC) was established in 2013 in southern Bohemia after a strongly felt local earthquake. Station CKRC is situated in a graphite mine 700 meters from the portal. Visitors of the mine can check seismic activity on a monitor in the gallery. The station is equipped with a broadband seismometer and connected to internet. Digital data are transferred in real time to the Instiute of Geophysics. Station CKRC is part of the Czech Regional eismic Network.
Coordinates: 48.8199N 14.3096E
Altitude: 500 m
Seismometre: broadband sensor Streckeisen STS-2.5
Recording system: RUP-SEIS/24
Sampling frequency: 20/100 Hz
Dynamic range: 140 dB
Frequency range: 0.02-120 s
Data format: miniSEED, GSE2.1
Available data: October 2013 – present
Operator: Institute of Rock Structure and Mechanics CAS Prague
Contact person: Jiří Málek – malek@irsm.cas.cz
Altitude: 500 m
Seismometre: broadband sensor Streckeisen STS-2.5
Recording system: RUP-SEIS/24
Sampling frequency: 20/100 Hz
Dynamic range: 140 dB
Frequency range: 0.02-120 s
Data format: miniSEED, GSE2.1
Available data: October 2013 – present
Operator: Institute of Rock Structure and Mechanics CAS Prague
Contact person: Jiří Málek – malek@irsm.cas.cz