Abstract

Ongoing integration of technology with geology requires today's geoscience students to develop solid geotechnical skills. Recent advances in analog-to-digital technology enable easy and inexpensive construction of a multi-channel seismic data collection system that can be used to teach students the fundamentals of seismology. Here I demonstrate how to construct and use a simple multi-channel seismic device for class experiments. The experiments act as a solid foundation for anyone hoping to develop active-source classroom seismology laboratories. In particular, the experiments give students hands-on experience with designing seismic surveys, data collection, and data processing and should compliment any introductory seismology or geophysics course.

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