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引用次数: 3
摘要
得益于Ifremer (Institut franais pour l’exploitation de la mer)、Geoazur和CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique)之间富有成效的合作,海底电缆观测站自2015年起在法国尼斯(Nice)近海运行。它的目的是在一个被认为是研究海底斜坡破坏潜在机制的天然实验室的地区收集几种仪器(地震仪和气压计)的测量结果。该观测站由两个海底观测站组成,通过一条光电电缆与岸上观测站相连。基础设施和仪器的所有组成部分都可以通过互联网远程访问。仪器的测量结果自动传输到数据中心。它们可以在门户网站上可视化和下载。
EMSO-Ligure Nice, a Coastal Cabled Observatory Dedicated to the Study of Slope Stability
Thanks to a fruitful collaboration between Ifremer (Institut français pour l’exploitation de la mer), Geoazur and CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique), a subsea cabled observatory has been operating offshore Nice (France) since 2015. It is intended to collect measurements of several instruments (seismometer and piezometers) in an area recognized as a natural laboratory for the study of the underlying mechanisms of submarine slope failures. The observatory is made up of two subsea stations, connected to a shore station by an electro-optical cable. All the components of the infrastructure and instruments can be remotely accessed through the internet. The measurements of the instruments are automatically transmitted to data centers. They can be visualized and downloaded on web portals.