2013 •
Operational network improvements and increased reporting in the NOA (Greece) seismicity catalog
Authors: Chouliaras, G., Melis, N. S., Drakatos, Makropoulos, K.
Venue: Advances in Geosciences
Type: Publication
Abstract: International audience; The seismological network of the National Observatory of Athens (NOA) has systematically improved the detection capabilities in the Southeastern Mediterranean, by the continuous expansion and upgrading of the seismic stations and improvements in the operating and reporting procedures. As aresult of these improvements, the number of detected events of smaller magnitudes has increased and today a homogeneous magnitude is determined and disseminated towards the scientific community.
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