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The South Carolina Seismic Network

Seismic Monitoring in S.C 
Seismic monitoring in S.C. is comprised of several small networks from the coast to the foothills of the BlueRidge mountains. The areas of particular intrests are Charleston, the Monticello Resevoir, and Lake Jocassee/Lake Keowee.
Charleston, being the site of the largest earthquake on the eastern seaboard in modern times, is closely monitored and continues to be active. Data are recorded at the geology lab of Charleston Southern University.
The later two networks monitor activity near hydroelectric and nuclear power generating facilities. Both sites frequently experience resevoir induced seismic activity. Data are recorded at the seismology lab, Geological Sciences Dept., the University of South Carolina.



Remote Monitoring stations.

Select one of the following links for more deatiled maps of stations in theCharleston,Monticello, or theJocassee In the Seismo-Lab (EWS516).


Creation Date: Mon April 18, 1997 
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