SCRIPPS Institute broadband OBS fleet
Image The SCRIPPS Institute deployed a fleet of OBS units incorporating the Trillium 40 in 2004. The success of this project led to the upgrade of these units to incorporate the new Trillium 240 VBB seismometer. Fifteen of these new units have recently been deployed off the coast of Hawaii in a joint, one year, monitoring experiment.

INGV, Mt.Etna Observatory
Image INGV Catania has installed 11 new broadband sites using the Nanometrics Trillium 40 seismometer. Each Trillium 40 site transmits data in real-time via a Nanometrics fixed frequency radio system to Libra VSAT terminals strategically located around Mt. Etna.

San Roque dam, Philippines
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The SRPC has installed a nine-station network consisting of six strong motion and three broadband stations. The seismic network was installed prior to construction in order to determine a baseline level of seismicity before impoundment.

Instituto Cartografic de Catalunya (ICC), Barcelona, Spain
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The ICC, a multi-disciplinary cartography, geology and geophysics institute, maintains a 14-site remote seismic network. Data from each of the sites is digitized by a Nanometrics 24-bit Trident digitizer and transmitted in real-time via Nanometrics Libra VSAT to the ICC offices in Barcelona

INGV Grattaminarda, Italy
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INGV has established a telemetry reception and research facility in Grottaminarda, just east of the Naples area, for monitoring of seismic activity in the southern regions of Italy. The Centro per la Sismologia e l'Ingegneria Seismica (CESIS) network consists of 60, six-channel seismic and strong motion remote stations.

Seismological Institute of Albania
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The Seismological Institute of Albania network consists of four Nanometrics Libra VSAT remote sites, including the Nanometrics 24-bit Trident digitizer, located throughout Albania. SIA officials recognized the benefit of high availability real-time data and continue to expand their network

POLARIS Libra VSAT
Image POLARIS Consortium, Canada.

The POLARIS consortium of Canadian Universities operates a 72-station Libra VSAT network acquiring real-time broadband data from three regional networks in Canada. The furthermost network includes stations located at 74 degrees north.