Community Seismic Network A low-cost dense seismic network Core Network Buildings JPL (a densely monitored campus) LAUSD (a distributed network) CFS10 (10-story steel building at UCSD shake table) Sensor and Server History Publications Team Data Contributions to EEW ShakeMaps Mission The Community Seismic Network ("CSN") is a low-cost, MEMS-sensor and cloud-based, strong-motion seismic network whose mission is to: Provide maps of maximum shaking immediately following a major earthquake to help direct first responders. Monitor the health and safety of structures. Create zonation maps of shaking potential in populated areas. Provide data for the ShakeAlert earthquake early warning system. CSN is a collaborative research effort between Caltech and UCLA involving academic civil engineers, seismologists, and computer scientists. Previous Next Contact [email protected] CSN is grateful for support from: Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Computers & Structures, Inc., Pacific Gas & Electric Company, and Southern California Gas Company. California Institute of Technology | Copyright Notice | Privacy Notice