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    Development of Automated Signal and Meta-dataQuality Assessment at the USGS

    Advanced National Seismic System (ANSS)National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC)

    D.E. McNamara, R. Buland, R. Boaz, H. Benz, L. Gee, W. Leith

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    Broadband Stations Used by the NEIC~4,000 real-time channels~4,000 real-time channels

    ~450 stations~450 stationsANSS

    IW

    IMS

    CDSN

    GTSN

    SLU

    GSN

    SNL

    Weston

    BILIKIN

    LLNL

    ATWC

    PTWC

    AVO

    NMT

    GEOSCOPE

    PRSN

    CISNUNR

    LDEO

    AEIC

    CERI

    MEDNET

    GEOFON

    Need auto QC methods for contributedNeed auto QC methods for contributed

    stations to improve NEIC productsstations to improve NEIC products

    Instrument Responses

    IRIS DMC

    Currently manual inspection methods are used to assurequality of GSN and ANSS backbone data and meta-data.

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    NEIC Auto QC: Continuous Noise MonitoringProbability Density Function

    Instrument Response

    Gain, poles, zeros

    calibration

    Telemetry Issues

    Gaps, drop-outs, dead channel System Transients

    Mass recenters, spikes, clips

    Vault performance

    Pad tilt

    Diurnal/seasonal variations

    Cultural Noise Sources

    Local machinery

    Roads

    ships

    Network capability modeling

    Detection threshold

    Detection time

    location error

    14 day Probability Density Function constructed

    with 672 individual PSDs, in 1/8 octave period and

    1dB bins.

    PDF Advantages:

    earthquakes

    Telemetry gaps

    Canal LPnoise

    microseism

    Human activity

    Barro Colorado, Panama (BCIP BHZ)

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    PDF MethodData Prep:

    1-hour time segments continuously

    extracted from NEIC CWB, overlapping

    by 50% (30 min.).

    trend and mean removal

    10% cos taper applied

    No screening for earthquakes, or

    transients and instrumental glitches such

    as data gaps, clipping, spikes, mass re-

    centers or calibration pulses

    McNamara, D. E. and R.P. Buland, Ambient Noise Levels in the ContinentalUnited States, Bull. Seism. Soc. Am., 94, 4, 1517-1527, 2004.

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    PSD calculatedfor each 1 hoursegmentWith ASLalgorithm for

    direct comparisonto LNM.

    PSD is smoothedby averagingpowers overfull octaves in1/8 octaveintervals.

    Center points ofaverages shown.

    LNM and HNM: Peterson (1993)

    PDF Method: 1 hour

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    PDF Method: 2 hours

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    PDF Method: 1 day, 48 hours

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    PDF Method: 1 week, 336 hours

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    PDF Method: 2 weeks, 672hours

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    PDF Method: 2 weeks, 672hours

    Count PSD intersections per bin and normalize by total number of PSDs.

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    PDF Method: 2 weeks, 672hours

    14 day Probability Density Function constructed with 672 individual

    PSDs, in 1/8 octave period and 1dB bins.

    earthquakes

    Telemetry gaps

    Canal LPnoise

    microseismHuman activity

    Barro Colorado, Panama (BCIP BHZ)

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    Boaz Consulting

    IRIS - Data Management Center, Seattle, WA

    IRIS - PASSCAL Instrument Center, Socorro, NM

    National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.United States Geological Survey - Golden, CO

    PQLX

    compute PDFs

    build PSD database

    graphically investigatetime series and PDFs

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    NEIC Auto-QC: Detects matches and outliers

    Reference models

    Petersen High and Low Noise Models

    - define standard operating range

    Station Specific Noise Models- define station noise conditions

    Noise Source Models- define station specific transients

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    Petersen High and Low Noise ModelsHNM - defined by noisey GSN island stationsLNM - defined by quiet GSN continental stations

    Tegucigalpa, Honduras, CU TEIG

    Peterson, Observation and modeling of seismic background noise,U.S. Geol. Surv. Tech. Rept., 93-322, 1-95, 1993

    P-waves Surface wavesSurface waves

    BHZ LHZ

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    Station Models - 10th and 90th percentiles of PDF distribution- define station ambient noise conditions

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    Station Model Examples

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    Bad Units input units

    Displacement Instead of Velocity

    Missing zero in Response File

    Results in CW rotated PSD: High Amps at Low Period Low Amps at High Period

    Corrected Response

    PDF Instrument Response Sensitivity

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    Bad STS2 Gain

    Used 20,000 Volts/(m/s)Instead of 1500 Volts/(m/s)

    Resulting in low correctedPower across spectrum.

    Corrected Response

    PDF Instrument Response Sensitivity

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    60 day PDF US LRAL BHZ

    STS2 auto re-center

    seconds

    Time series

    Noise Source Modelsuse PQLX software to define station

    specific transients and noise conditions

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    60 day PDF US MSO BHZ

    Calibration pulse

    seconds

    Time series

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    60 day PDF AK MCK BHZ

    Short data gaps

    seconds

    Time series

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    Large Gaps

    On-stops

    Cultural noiseDiurnal Variations

    Surface waves

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSD

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    PSD fits within station model and HNM, LNM

    match if 75% fit

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSD

    No match if

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSD

    calibration

    No match if

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSD

    Large gaps No match if

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSD

    Small gaps

    No match if

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSDSTS2 re-center

    match if 75% fit

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSDSmall gaps

    match if 75% fit

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    Detector Example: CU BCIP BHZ

    1 hour PSD

    Small gaps

    No match if

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    In Summary

    Auto-QC semi-operational at USGS NEIC- building DB of continuous hourly PSDs- daily inspection of PDFs with PQLX- daily computation of total station models- hand defined many noise models with

    PQLX - daily stats on PSD matches and outliers

    Further Development- additional noise sources from outliers- fine tune sensitivity parameters- PQLX enhancements- publish PDFs and stats to WWW

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    Multi-Platform: Linux, MAC OS, Solaris

    Source code for PQLX is freely available for download via WWW from:(source code managed using SVN)

    http://wush net/svn/PQLX/tars

    username = PQLXtars

    password = getPQLX

    Publicly Available, and Fully Searchable, Website for BugReporting and Enhancement Requests:

    http://wush net/bugzilla/PQLX

    PQLX Software