The NetLander very broadband seismometer

The NetLander very broadband seismometer

A network of very broadband seismometers will be carried by the Netlanders, a set of four landers developed by a European consortium, and are expected to land in mid-2008. Despite a low mass, the seismometers will have a sensitivity comparable to the present Very Broad Band Earth sensors, i.e., bett...

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Veröffentlicht in:Planetary and space science 2000-10, Vol.48 (12), p.1289-1302
Hauptverfasser: Lognonne, P, Gagnepain-Beyneix, J, Karczewski, J F, Giardini, D, Banerdt, B, Pike, W T, Mocquet, A, Spohn, T, Schibler, P, Cacho, S
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