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Global Seismic Monitoring using Operational Subsea Cable

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arxiv 2409.19827 v1 pith:CX5QJOMN submitted 2024-09-29 physics.geo-ph eess.SP

Mikael Mazur , Martin Karrenbach , Nicolas K. Fontaine , Roland Ryf , Valey Kamalov , Lauren Dallachiesa , Örn Jonsson , Andre Anar Hlynsson
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Sigurdur Hlynsson Haoshuo Chen David Winter David T. Neilson Angel Ruiz-Angulo Vala Hjorleifsdottir
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We report tele-seismic waves detection from multiple earthquakes on an operational subsea cable from Iceland to Ireland. Using per-span laser interferometry with 100km spacing, we report clear detection of S-, P- and surface waves from multiple world-wide earthquakes, enabling seismic analysis for early warning applications.

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