An interview with Arie van Wettum In many universities, students and staff will go out into the field to deploy seismometers, collect data, and service instruments. Students get a sense of the area their data is coming from, the difficulties that are involved with deploying and recording data, and although inexperienced at the beginning, they are a relatively low-cost way of getting equipment out. ...[Read More]
Seismology throughout the years: from blown pre-amplifiers to the internet of things — a technician’s view on seismology

Left: Arie, Guust and Bernard. Right: Setup of the first NARS array deployment (1983-- 1988). Images are historical.