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Contributions To The Ims As Part Of The Nuclear Test Ban Treaty: A Primary Seismological Station For Southern Africa
- Publisher: European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers
- Source: Conference Proceedings, 5th SAGA Biennial Conference and Exhibition, Sep 1997, cp-223-00026
Abstract
A group of scientists formed during the United Nations Conference on Disarmament<br>initiated an international network of seismological stations as part of an experimental<br>monitoring system. The expectations of this system are to be able to register<br>explosions, especially nuclear ones, and thus to act as a monitoring device for a future<br>comprehensive test ban treaty. South Africa is one of the 60 countries involved in<br>such an experiment, and supports stations in Boshof , Sutherland and Antarctica.