Calibration of seismograph network may meet test ban treaty's monitoring needs

Integrated Trail Impact, Assessment and Monitoring to Meet Ecosystem Research and Monitoring Needs

Participation in backcountry recreation is growing and changing, increasing the dilemma of how to balance preservation and use values in Canadian protected areas. Recreation ecology research is beginning to evaluate ecological changes in wilderness, including impacts to vegetation, and soils. As a result of visitor use, Backcountry recreation planning models typically require defining acceptabl...

Changes in Medical Education Programs to Meet Community Needs

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Automatic classification of seismic events within a regional seismograph network

Seismological Methods of Monitoring Compliance with the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty

Seismology provides the key technology for monitoring the occurrence of underground nuclear explosions. A new International Monitoring System (IMS) which is being established under the provisions of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty has begun its work in conjunction with a new International Data Centre in Vienna, and this work is likely to continue to develop even though prospects for e...

Sensor Network Test-bed for Environmental Monitoring

Sensor networks consist of embedded devices deployed in different types of environments in order to sense its surroundings. Disaster management and rehabilitation is very important for all human beings. Environmental monitoring is the most important issue for everyday emergency situations and a significant driver for wireless sensor network research. Recent advances in electronics and communica...