High Resolution Seismic Network

Operated by the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory, the High-Resolution Seismic Network (HRSN) is an array of borehole instrumentation deployed in the Parkfield area, with the goal of monitoring microseismicity on the San Andreas fault. For current HRSN network information as well as individual station pages, please see the Berkeley Seismological Lab's HRSN pages.

• BP (HRSN) Information Directory, including
  • List of station locations
  • List of available channels
    • Year/month/day format
    • Year,doy format
  • Instrument Response
    • SEED format
    • Simplified Responses

Data access

The HRSN has evolved over time, with different recording systems and the addition of new stations in 2000-2001. Data since March 2001 are available in SEED format.

Data access

Several tools provide access to SEED format data at the NCEDC, both in terms of querying the archives and allowing data requests:

• Querying the archives
  • SeismiQuery at the NCEDC
• Access data through NCEDC web services

Older data: Older waveform and catalog location data are available as an assembled data set. Please see the information on accessing older HRSN data for complete information on HRSN waveform and catalog data.