26–30 Jun 2017
Europe/Vienna timezone

Anomalous Signal Before Indonesia’s Large Earthquakes 2011 Detected by Superconducting Gravimeter

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Poster 3. Advances in sensors, networks and processing

Speaker

Fajar Rachmadi Priyambada (1. Regional Seismic Center 3 of BMKG Indonesia)

Description

Superconducting Gravimeter are the most sensitive instrument to measure gravity change’s continuously in low frequencies. In Indonesia, there is one Superconducting Gravimeter that installed in Cibinong. Using this SG, we studied gravity changes during Indonesia’s large earthquakes event. Global CMT recorded 17 earthquakes in Indonesia that had magnitude moment (Mw) > 6 since January until December 2011. We investigate possible applications of Superconducting Gravimeter to detecting anomalous signal before this earthquakes happened. Using Spectrogram Analysis, we found anomalous signal few hours before earthquakes event. Frequencies of anomalous are between 0.03 Hz up to 0.20 Hz. This frequencies are correlated with stress accumulation of nucleation mainshock. We concluded Superconducting Gravimeter can be use for supporting earthquake early warning system. Keywords : Superconducting Gravimeter, Earthquake, Precursor

Primary author

Fajar Rachmadi Priyambada (1. Regional Seismic Center 3 of BMKG Indonesia)

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