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Feburary 28, 2001 Nisqually Earthquake

http://www.geodesy.cwu.edu/monitor/EQ

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Mw 68 Earthquake in Washington State. The Nisqually earthquake which struck the Puget Sound area on February 28, 2001, poses the first opportunity to study an earthquake and its aftereffects in the Pacific Northwest using GPS geodesy. With assitance from UNAVCO and USGS/SCIGN, PANGA installed additional regional continuous GPS stations shortly after the event. Information about PANGA rapid-response initiatives. Quick-Response Continuous GPS Installations. Based on prelim...

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PANGA GPS Monuments & Equipment Installations

http://www.panga.org/sites

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. GNSS and GPS stations of the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Map of all GNSS stations analyzed by CWU. 8224;PANGA sites adopted by the EarthScope Plate Boundary Observatory. 8225;sites operated by the Oregon Department of Transportation. 161;sites operated by the Western Canada Deformation Array. 167;sites operated by the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory. 400 University Way, Ellensburg, WA 98926. Phone: (509) 963-2799 / Fax: (509) 963-1109.

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Western US - Station Clusters

http://www.panga.org/data/wusdaily

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Geodetic monitoring of transient deformation. Along the Pacific-North American plate boundary. This page integrates daily GPS measurements from 1500 stations along the Pacific/North American plate boundary, ranging from Alaska to the U.S-Mexico border (click on figure to right). Cleaned, network solutions from several arrays are merged below and grouped into regional clusters. Arrays include the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. The Western Canadian Deformation Array.

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Metadata

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Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Organizing increasingly complex information with data about data. For current station IGS site logs. For station photos, location maps and data plots by site click here. Please utilize the reference provided below for citing use of PANGA data:. Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array (PANGA) (1996), GPS/GNSS Network and Geodesy Laboratory: Central Washington University, other/seismic network, Int. Fed. of Digital Seismograph Networks, doi:10.7914/SN/PW. The PANGA map GUI.

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Feburary 28, 2001 Nisqually Earthquake

http://www.panga.org/monitor/EQ

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Mw 68 Earthquake in Washington State. The Nisqually earthquake which struck the Puget Sound area on February 28, 2001, poses the first opportunity to study an earthquake and its aftereffects in the Pacific Northwest using GPS geodesy. With assitance from UNAVCO and USGS/SCIGN, PANGA installed additional regional continuous GPS stations shortly after the event. Information about PANGA rapid-response initiatives. Quick-Response Continuous GPS Installations. Based on prelim...

panga.cwu.edu

Western US - Station Clusters

http://www.panga.cwu.edu/data/wusdaily

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Geodetic monitoring of transient deformation. Along the Pacific-North American plate boundary. This page integrates daily GPS measurements from 1500 stations along the Pacific/North American plate boundary, ranging from Alaska to the U.S-Mexico border (click on figure to right). Cleaned, network solutions from several arrays are merged below and grouped into regional clusters. Arrays include the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. The Western Canadian Deformation Array.

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/Real-Time GPS Network

http://www.panga.cwu.edu/monitor/WSRN

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Real-time GPS in the Pacific Northwest. The half-century old Alaska Way Viaduct (SR99) was damaged by the 2001 Nisqually Earthquake and has subsided 13 cm since that event. Following the catastrophic 2007 collapse of the Interstate 35W. Post Event Evaluations (Rapid). Slope Failure and Mass Movement. Orignal Text From: www.wsrn.org. About the WSRN - Washington State Reference Network. PANGA), Central Washington University. Real-Time Netw...

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PANGA GPS Monuments & Equipment Installations

http://www.panga.cwu.edu/sites

Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. GNSS and GPS stations of the Pacific Northwest Geodetic Array. Map of all GNSS stations analyzed by CWU. 8224;PANGA sites adopted by the EarthScope Plate Boundary Observatory. 8225;sites operated by the Oregon Department of Transportation. 161;sites operated by the Western Canada Deformation Array. 167;sites operated by the USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory. 400 University Way, Ellensburg, WA 98926. Phone: (509) 963-2799 / Fax: (509) 963-1109.