HomeObservation network"Kaskelen" (KASK) seismic station

“Kaskelen” seismic station (KASK)

 

KASK seismic station started its operation on July 29, 2016 on the territory of “Kaskelen” Geophysical Observatory located at Kaskelen township, in the vicinity of Almaty city. The sensor is accelerometer CMG-5TC. Data is digitized by the recorder CMG-DM24. The information is accumulated on a computer (currently it is a single-board mini-computer) with SCREAM software. Mini-computer is connected to the Internet network. There is an opportunity to take data in real time from any place, just entering the station computer. For reliable operation of the station all elements are powered from the battery charged by a solar panel.

 

Coordinates of “Kaskelen” station (KASK):

Site #

Seismometer, type

Borehole depth, m

Latitude

Longitude

Elevation above sea level, m

Notes

KASK

CMG-5TC 

 

1

N43.2178

E76.6414

795

three-component

 

Configuration of “Kaskelen” seismic station (KASK):

 

1- Accelerometer CMG-5TC; 2 - Recorder CMG-DM24 with signal receiver GPS (3); 4 – Scream server; 5 – Internet.

 

Official website of the National Nuclear Center of the Republic of Kazakhstan

Popular Posts

An employee of the Centre has been awarded the «Outstanding Contributor to the Nuclear Industry» badge

29.09.2026

An employee of the Centre has been awarded the «Outstanding Contributor to the Nuclear Industry»
 Participation of the NNC RK in the 12th International Symposium on Earthquakes in the Tien Shan Region

23.09.2026

Participation of the NNC RK in the 12th International Symposium on Earthquakes in the Tien Shan Re

Last news

An employee of the Centre has been awarded the «Outstanding Contributor to the Nuclear Industry» badge

29.09.2026

An employee of the Centre has been awarded the «Outstanding Contributor to the Nuclear Industry»
 Participation of the NNC RK in the 12th International Symposium on Earthquakes in the Tien Shan Region

23.09.2026

Participation of the NNC RK in the 12th International Symposium on Earthquakes in the Tien Shan Re
From 24 August to 4 September, the latest session of Working Group B 67 (WGB) took place in Vienna, Austria

10.09.2026

From 24 August to 4 September, the latest session of Working Group B 67 (WGB) took place in Vienna,
Participation of KNDC IGR NNC specialists in the International School for Young Seismologists – 2026, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

02.09.2026

Participation of KNDC IGR NNC specialists in the International School for Young Seismologists – 20

Статистика посещений