Recording of the Sumatra earthquake with the superconducting gravimeter
from the station Walferdange, Luxembourg (49.66 N 6.15 E)
European Center for Geodynamics and Seismology, Luxembourg
Olivier Francis : [email protected]

Figure 1. Recording of the Sumatra earthquake with the superconducting gravimeter from the station Walferdange, Luxembourg (49.66 N 6.15 E).

Figure 2. Recording of the Sumatra earthquake with the superconducting gravimeter from the station Walferdange, Luxembourg (49.66 N 6.15 E) after removing the first arrival waves. The biggest blusters correspond to aftershocks. The noise level after the earthquake increases due to the excitation of normal modes of the Earth.

Figure 3. Recording of the superconducting gravimeter from the station Walferdange, Luxembourg (49.66 N 6.15 E) on January 8th, 2005 showing that the Earth is still vibrating after the Sumatra earthquake