MORC Moravský Beroun
| Coordinates: | 49.7768°N, 17.5425°E, 742m asl. |
| From 21. 8. 2012 | |
| Seismometer: | Kinemetrics SS-1, eigenfrequency 1Hz |
| Datalogger: | Quanterra Q330, sampling frequency 200Hz |
| Data availability: | on-line |
| From 8. 6. 2010 | |
| Seismometer: | STS-2, lower corner period 120 s |
| Datalogger: | Quanterra Q330HR, sampling frequency 100Hz |
| Data availability: | on-line |
| From 3. 5. 1994 to 8. 6. 2010 | |
| Seismometer: | STS-2, lower corner period 120 s |
| Datalogger: | Quanterra Q360, sampling frequency 80Hz |
| Data availability: | on-line |
The station was built in 1994 as part of the GEOFON project. It is operated in cooperation with the Institute of Physics of the Czech Republic, GFZ Potsdam and ZAMG Vienna. The STS2 broadband seismometer is located in a 6 m deep shaft.
The station was extended in 2012 with short-period instrumentation (seismometer SS-1 with natural frequency 1Hz). The short periodic seismic station MORC is designed for observation of local seismicity in the area of Nízký Jeseník and is part of the MONET seismological observation network (FDSN code M1).
Noise characteristics at MORC station