Rohrbach/Vogtland Seismic Array 2008, Univ. Potsdam

Earthquake swarms occur frequently
in Vogtland/West Bohemia at the German-Czech border. The link between
these earthquakes and magmatic fluids that escape at the surface has been
debated and investigated.
The Rohrbach/Vogtland seismic array, installed by the University of Potsdam,
Germany, was a small-aperture array that monitored the major earthquake swarm
in 2008 and the background seismicity between October 16, 2008 and March 18,
2009.
The array consisted of 11 stations equipped with MarsLite data loggers and
Lennartz Le3D-5s seismometers. Data were recorded in continuous mode at
250 Hz. Sensors were buried in the ground at 0.5 m depth.
High-precision station coordinates were obtained using differential GPS
measurements. The array data has been used for analyses of earthquakes and
seismic structures. Waveform data is fully open.