AGS / Geohazards / Earthquakes / Arkansas Seismic Network
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Recent Helicorder Displays |
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| Cane Creek | Ozark Folk Center | Hobbs | Lake Charles | Woolly Hollow | White Oak Lake |
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Cane Creek (strongmotion) |
Ozark Folk Center (strongmotion) |
Hobbs (strongmotion) |
Lake Charles (strongmotion) |
Woolly Hollow (strongmotion) |
White Oak Lake (strongmotion) |
| Temporary Stations | |||
The Arkansas Seismic Network (ASN) consists of six state-of-the-art permanent broadband seismic stations strategically placed within selected State Parks across Arkansas. The ASN was funded through the Arkansas Governor’s General Improvement Fund in response to the Magnet Cove earthquake swarm in 2008. The goal of the ASN is to establish better and more uniform earthquake detection outside of the New Madrid seismic zone (NMSZ). The network was installed in spring of 2010 and is seamlessly integrated with the regional and national seismic networks. The ASN is operated and maintained in cooperation with the Arkansas Geological Survey (AGS), Center for Earthquake Research and Information (CERI) at the University of Memphis and Arkansas State Parks (ASP). The network code is AG, and the stations are located at
Cane Creek,
Ozark Folk Center,
Hobbs,
Lake Charles,
White Oak Lake,
and Woolly Hollow State Parks.
