Emslab

3 MARCH 1987
Modification History:
***01 June 1989: added comments regarding 1s and 10s filters on tellurics
This is README file for distribution EMSLAB data tape from Alan G. Jones, now of
DIAS, but formerly of the Geological Survey of Canada.
Please address all communication to:Prof. Alan G. Jones
School of Cosmic Physics
Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies
5 Merrion Square
Dublin 2
Ireland
tel: +353-1-662-1333
email: alan@cp.dias.ie
The EMSLAB time series data may be used for research and analysis purposes provi
ded
that you agree to the following caveats:
(1) On any publication resulting from any use of this data, I am invited to be
a co-author. However, should you make any statements in the publication
with which I do not agree, and should we be unable to come to some
compromise, then I will only require that the data source be acknowledged.
I am prepared to work with you in a co-operative manner if you so desire.
(2) This data is given on a "caveat emptor" basis. There are still "glitches"
in it,mainly "steps" as discussed for sites EMSL02, EMSL05 & EMSL11. I
have tried to clean it up as much as I can.
(3) You inform me that you have downloaded the data.
(4) You inform me of any major corrections to the data that you make. This
is so that I can keep an updated error file for distribution.
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Contents
this info
EMSL01
EMSL02
EMSL04
EMSL05
EMSL06
EMSL08
EMSL10
EMSL11
EMSL13
EMSL14
length in records
563
97966
87718
87718
97112
95465
96807
87840
87596
84851
84729
DATA
====
The 5 field components were sampled at 20 s, and the data are stored between
hour markers, which are on the hour. The data are multiplexed, and are stored
in the order Hx(H), Hy(D), Hz(Z), Ex(N), Ey(E), in units of 1/10 nT and
1/10 mV/km respectively.
The data format is a "header" record, giving the 6-character station code
followed by a 10-character hour time (yymmddhhmm), followed by 60 records
giving the data for that hour in 15I5. The first data points AFTER the hour
mark are for one digitizing interval later.
Thus the data for the hour beginning 1 pm on 16th September, 1985, for station
MF1.01 (EMSL01) looks like:EMSL018509161300
26 615 53 93 195 21 615 53 97 195
24 620 56 102 184 24 625 58 102 176
etc.
where the Hx field at 13:00:20 is 2.6 nT
Hy
61.5 nT
Hz
5.3 nT
Ex
9.3 mV/km
Ey
19.5 mV/km
24 617
26 634
56 93 187
63 115 161
The missing data marker (caused either by cassette changing, no data, off-scale
components, or data deleted by myself because of known errors) is -9999.
The data are in GEOMAGNETIC co-ordinates, and an appropriate general
declination value to use for all sites is -19.5, i.e., 19.5 degrees anticlockwise, to rotate into geographical co-ordinates.
INSTRUMENTS
===========
Magnetometers: EDA Fluxgates,
sensitivity of approx. 0.25 nT,
Filters: HiPass -3dB points at 40 s
no LoPass filters used,
(NOTE: the objective of these data were to give the MT
responses out to 30000 s, so not all sites were
sufficiently well protected to permit estimation of the
GDS transfer functions much beyond that due to thermal
effects. Please contact me for more information on this
point if you wish to derive very long period GDS
transfer functions)
Tellurometers: generally 100 m dipoles, Pb-PbCO4 electrodes, X-array
configuration, contact to the ground ensured by using a
conducting jelly (amorphous silicate, salt & water)
sensitivity of typically 0.25 nV/km,
Filters: HiPass -3dB points at 40 s
LoPass -3dB points at 30000 s
***Additional HiPass filters on the telluric channels
at both 1s and 10s. Thus there are three (3) HiPass
filter stages, each of 2-pole Butterworth
Recorders: DATEL cassette recorders with a 12 bit A/D
timing (by an hour mark) to better than 20 s with less than 20 s
drift over one week
cassettes changed weekly (precise time of change available on
request)
Filters: 2-pole Butterworth filters with matched components such that the
filters can be characterized to better than 1% by their -3dB points.
See APPENDIX 1 for information on how to remove the filter response
from the cross-spectra
System Box: An aluminium box with 2 inches of insulation on the sides and
bottom, and 4 inches of insulation on the top. Tests by Lawrie Law

and Ron Kurtz indicate that this insulation is equivalent to about
1 - 2 feet of earth.
SITE INFORMATION
================
Site MF1.01 (EMSL01); Drat Creek
44 54.2N 123 55.1W (10.6 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located in a wood with head buried well and system box well shaded.
Unfortunately there was a small prking area nearby (within 100 m) so that
there may be very occassional noise on the magnetic channels due to traffic
18 July - 22 Sept continuous.
Data of generally high quality with few problems, occassional offsets (See
EMSL02).
The following list gives on the first record:(a) the station (EMSL01)
(b) the time interval for which these calibration settings and filter -3dB
points are valid (8507072345-8507180115)
(c) the number of channels (5)
(d) the MT system used (MT#9),
(e) the magnetometer used (31)
(f) the tellurometer used (0841)
(g) the Datel used (1029)
followed by five records, one for each component, giving:(a) the component name
(b) the calibration factor (NOTE: do not use as this data is in field values)
(c) the LoPass -3dB point
(d) the HiPass -3dB point (NOTE: no HiPass filters on magnetic channels)
(e1) the magnetometer calibration factor, or
(e2) the dipole length followed by the gain factor on the tellurometer
(f) the Datel calibration factor
EMSL01 8507072345-8507180115
'H' 0.099906 42.8 0.0
'D' 0.100004 46.6 0.0
'Z' 0.100021 43.1 0.0
'N' 18.1745 45.9 31027.1
'E' 15.3892 40.6 30840.7
EMSL01 8507180116-8508132239
'H' 0.099906 42.8 0.0
'D' 0.100004 46.6 0.0
'Z' 0.100021 43.1 0.0
'N' 0.181745 45.9 31027.1
'E' 0.153892 40.6 30840.7
EMSL01 8508132240-8508202238
'H' 0.099906 42.8 0.0
'D' 0.100004 46.6 0.0
'Z' 0.100021 43.1 0.0
'N' 0.363490 45.9 31027.1
'E' 0.307784 40.6 30840.7
EMSL01 8508202239-8509222203
'H' 0.099906 42.8 0.0
'D' 0.100004 46.6 0.0
'Z' 0.100021 43.1 0.0
5 020
MT#9 Mag:31
Mag:0.0999360
Mag:0.0999940
Mag:0.1000010
Ex:55m x1
Ey:65m x1
5 020 MT#9 Mag:31
Mag:0.0999360
Mag:0.0999940
Mag:0.1000010
Ex:55m x100
Ey:65m x100
5 020 MT#9 Mag:31
Mag:0.0999360
Mag:0.0999940
Mag:0.1000010
Ex:55m x50
Ey:65m x50
5 020 MT#9 Mag:31
Mag:0.0999360
Mag:0.0999940
Mag:0.1000010
Tell:0841 Datel:1029
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0005559
Datel:1.0001111
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0003334
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0005559
Datel:1.0001111
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0003334
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0005559
Datel:1.0001111
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0003334
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0005559
Datel:1.0001111
'N' 0.181745 45.9

'E' 0.153892 40.6
31027.1
30840.7
Ex:55m
Ey:65m
x100
x100
Datel:0.9997779
Datel:1.0003334
Site MF1.02 (EMSL02); Gravel Creek 44 53.5N 123 46.5W (19.3 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site very isolated in a wood with the head well buried and the system box well
shaded.
25 July - 22 Sept. missing 1 - 7 August.
Many offsets in the data caused by sticking bits on the Datel recorder used.
These offsets have been removed in an automatic manner by first-differencing,
de-spiking, then first-integrating. This method looses the baseline such that
successive cassettes of data may have a different "zero" line. Thus, if you
intend to interpolate over a cassette change missing data interval, you must
consider that there will probably be a "step" as well.
EMSL02 8507082054-8508132134 5 020 MT#8 Mag:28
'H' 0.09995 41.3 0.0
Mag:0.0999980
'D' 0.09996 36.9 0.0
Mag:0.1000300
'Z' 0.09997 43.4 0.0
Mag:0.1000100
'N' 0.09996 36.8 30372.9
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.12490 44.1 31322.0
Ey:80m x100
EMSL02 8508132134-8508202047 5 020 MT#8 Mag:28
'H' 0.09995 41.3 0.0
Mag:0.0999980
'D' 0.09996 36.9 0.0
Mag:0.1000300
'Z' 0.09997 43.4 0.0
Mag:0.1000100
'N' 0.09996 36.8 30372.9
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.24980 44.1 31322.0
Ey:80m x50
EMSL02 8508202048-8509221934 5 020 MT#8 Mag:28
'H' 0.09995 41.3 0.0
Mag:0.0999980
'D' 0.09996 36.9 0.0
Mag:0.1000300
'Z' 0.09997 43.4 0.0
Mag:0.1000100
'N' 0.09996 36.8 30372.9
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.12490 44.1 31322.0
Ey:80m x100
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9993338
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9992228
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9993338
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9992228
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9993338
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9992228
Site MF1.04 (EMSL04); Black Rock

44 51.2N 123 31.6W (40.0 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located in an open old logging cut with is relativelt flat in the EW
direction but does have a gradient estimated at some 4 m over the NS dipole.
Thus there will be topographic effects on the Ex data. The head was reasonably
well buried but the system box was exposed.
24 July - 22 Sept. continuous.
High quality data with few problems.
EMSL04 8507100209-8509221638 5 020 MT#11 Mag:34
'H' 0.10007 43.0 0.0
Mag:0.1000420
'D' 0.10003 46.5 0.0
Mag:0.1000000
'Z' 0.09994 42.5 0.0
Mag:0.0999300
'N' 0.10007 47.8 29694.9
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.10001 41.5 30203.4
Ey:100m x100
Datel:1.0003334
Datel:1.0003334
Datel:1.0004447
Datel:1.0006671
Datel:1.0001111
Site MF1.05 (EMSL05); Bridgeport

44 50.1N 123 24.6W (48.9 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located in a very flat marshy plain within a small valley. The head was
reasonably well buried but the system box was exposed. This should of been
named the "100 DOLLAR SITE" as that was the "fee" I had to pay for the use of
the field.
17 July - 22 Sept. missing 24 - 31 July.
Serious offsets as for Site EMSL02
EMSL05 8507102024-8508131743 5 020 MT#6 Mag:25 Tell:1331 Datel:1026
'H' 0.10011 42.0 0.0
Mag:0.1001542 Datel:0.9995558
'D' 0.09982 39.6 0.0
Mag:0.0998881 Datel:0.9993338
'Z' 0.10000 43.2 0.0
Mag:0.1000020 Datel:0.9998889
'N' 0.09999 45.8 30033.9
Ex:100 x100 Datel:0.9998889
'E' 0.09998 45.6 28135.6
Ey:100 x100 Datel:0.9997779
'H' 0.10021 43.2 0.0
Mag:0.1001542 Datel:1.0005559
'D' 0.09998 48.7 0.0
Mag:0.0998881 Datel:1.0008897
'Z' 0.10011 44.4 0.0
Mag:0.1000020 Datel:1.0008897
'N' 0.10009 46.1 30033.9
Ex:100 x100 Datel:1.0008897
'E' 0.10020 47.0 28135.6
Ey:100 x100 Datel:1.0020040
'H' 0.10002 43.2 0.0
Mag:0.0999600 Datel:1.0005559
'D' 0.10005 48.7 0.0
Mag:0.0999600 Datel:1.0008897
'Z' 0.10009 44.4 0.0
Mag:0.1000000 Datel:1.0008897
'N' 0.10009 46.1 30406.8
Ex:100m x100 Datel:1.0008897
'E' 0.10020 47.0 31966.1
Ey:100m x100 Datel:1.0020040
Site MF2.06 (EMSL06); Monmouth
44 49.2N 123 17.3W (58.8 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located in an experimental tree station. Head under 2 feet of soil and
system box exposed.
18 July - 22 Sept missing 25 - 31 July.
Generally good data but with drifts in H & D that appear linear. Noisy during
23 - 27 August due to seeds being harvested off the trees.
EMSL06 8507181831-8509212313 5 020 MT#2 Mag:18
'H' 0.09957 42.6 0.0
Mag:0.0999600
'D' 0.09951 37.6 0.0
Mag:0.0999600
'Z' 0.09956 47.9 0.0
Mag:0.1000000
'N' 0.09950 39.1 30576.3
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.09950 42.7 29457.6
Ey:100m x100
Datel:0.9961261
Datel:0.9954651
Datel:0.9955752
Datel:0.9950249
Datel:0.9950249
Site MF2.08 (EMSL08); Looney Butte 44 45.9N 122 58.6W (84.1 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located in the unused corner of a hay field.
18 July - 22 Sept. missing 24 - 30 July & 6 - 12 August.
This part of the Willammette Valley is so populated that I had to come
off-line to the South, and then had to use an unsatisfactory location just to
the South of the outcropping Salem Hills (expect static-shift effects). The
head was not well buried (the mud was like concrete to dig!) and John Booker
later reburied it; and the electrode lines were as an L-array instead of the
usual X-array configuration. The jelly may have dried out partially during the
experiment, such that the ground contact resistance may have become very high.
Use the telluric data with care; but the magnetic channels are OK.
'H' 0.09993 46.8 0.0
Mag:0.0998921 Datel:1.0003334
'D'
'Z'
'N'
'E'
0.10010
0.09982
0.12500
0.12504
43.1
46.8
44.7
46.1
0.0
0.0
29355.9
30101.7
Mag:0.1001041
Mag:0.0998163
Ex:80m x100
Ey:80m x100
Datel:1.0000000
Datel:1.0000000
Datel:1.0000000
Datel:1.0003334
Site MF2.10 (EMSL10); McCully Mtn

44 44.8N 122 38.2W (111.6 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located on a flat large plateau with the head well buried and shaded, and
the system box partially shaded.
23 July - 22 Sept. continuous but with a magnetometer change on 30 July.
High quality data but with a non-linear drift in H.
EMSL10 8507122143-8509022145 5 020 MT#5 Mag:24
'H' 0.09992 47.3 0.0
Mag:0.0999640
'D' 0.09984 41.3 0.0
Mag:0.0999201
'Z' 0.09993 48.7 0.0
Mag:0.1000260
'N' 0.09990 48.0 29525.4
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.13145 40.5 30678.0
Ey:80m x100
EMSL10 8509022146-8509211821 5 020 MT#5 Mag:24
'H' 0.09996 47.0 0.0
Mag:0.0999640
'D' 0.09988 45.4 0.0
Mag:0.0999201
'Z' 0.10001 46.6 0.0
Mag:0.1000260
'N' 0.09999 45.2 29525.4
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.13145 47.3 30678.0
Ey:80m x100
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9992228
Datel:0.9990010
Datel:0.9990010
Datel:0.9990010
Datel:1.0000000
Datel:0.9995558
Datel:0.9998889
Datel:0.9998889
Datel:1.0002222
Site MF2.11 (EMSL11); Tom Rock

44 43.0N 122 27.6W (124.3 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located within the confines of an experimental tree farm. Very well shaded
and cool with the head well buried and the system box well shaded.
1 August - 21 Sept. continuous
Offsets in the data removed automatically as for site EMSL02, also non-linear
drifts in H.
EMSL11 8507131928-8509211614 5 020 MT#1 Mag:08
'H' 0.10006 42.8 0.0
Mag:0.100046
'D' 0.10001 45.7 0.0
Mag:0.100000
'Z' 0.10005 42.8 0.0
Mag:0.100021
'N' 0.10001 41.0 30067.8
Ex:100m x100
'E' 0.10003 42.4 28339.0
Ey:100m x100
Datel:1.0001111
Datel:1.0001111
Datel:1.0003334
Datel:1.0001111
Datel:1.0003334
Site MF2.13 (EMSL13); Lucky Butte

44 37.9N 122 09.2W (146.3 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located within in small copse of bushes in saddle-like topography (expect
topographic effects). Head reasonably well buried (2 feet of soil) and system
box shaded).
Excellent high quality data
EMSL13 8507150112-8507310235 5 020 MT#4 Mag:22
'H' 0.09999 48.5 0.0
Mag:0.0999660
'D' 0.10012 48.1 0.0
Mag:0.1000160
'Z' 0.09964 46.4 0.0
Mag:0.0995381
'N' 0.10537 46.7 29355.9
Ex:95m x100
'E' 0.11120 47.3 29898.3
Ey:90m x100
Tell:1329 Datel:MT-4
Datel:1.0002222
Datel:1.0010010
Datel:1.0010010
Datel:1.0010010
Datel:1.0007783
EMSL13 8507310236-8509201833 5 020 MT#4 Mag:38

'H' 0.10003 48.5 0.0
Mag:0.1000060
'D' 0.09999 48.1 0.0
Mag:0.0998861
'Z' 0.09964 46.4 0.0
Mag:0.0999780
'N' 0.10537 46.7 29355.9
Ex:95m x100
'E' 0.11120 47.3 29898.3
Ey:90m x100
Tell:1329 Datel:MT-4
Datel:1.0002222
Datel:1.0010010
Datel:1.0010010
Datel:1.0010010
Datel:1.0007783
Site MF2.14 (EMSL14); Bachelor Mtn 44 44.1N 122 03.8W (156.8 km from coast)
===============================================================================
Site located on an open scrub brush clearing on top of a small rise (expect
topographic effects). Head well buried and system box partially shaded.
Strange H channel that goes "dead" for a while and then recovers and records
properly. Could use H from EMSL13 instead. All other data fine.
EMSL14 8507152003-8509201741 5 020 MT#10 Mag:32
'H' 0.09991 49.0 0.0
Mag:0.1000140
'D' 0.09987 47.5 0.0
Mag:0.0999920
'Z' 0.09964 48.3 0.0
Mag:0.0998183
'N' 0.12482 48.0 32389.8
Ex:80m x100
'E' 0.10550 46.5 30840.7
Ey:95m x100
Datel:0.9990010
Datel:0.9987792
Datel:0.9982254
Datel:0.9985576
Datel:1.0022272
APPENDIX 1 - Removal of system response from cross-spectra

==========================================================
Note that because the -3dB points are occassionally below the Nyquist
frequency, it is not possible to correct for the instrument response in the
time domain. If you require this then you must apply the correction in the
frequency domain, then inverse Fourier transform.
LOW-Pass filter response removal
-------------------------------Assume we have a cross-spectra between the x & y components at period t
(Sxy(t)), and that the x-channel & y-channel had -3dB low-pass filter points
of tx & ty respectively. Then derive the corrected cross-spectra from:Sr = real(Sxy(t))
Si = imag(Sxy(t))
Ax = 1. - (tx/t)**2.
Ay = 1. - (ty/t)**2.
Cx = 1.414*(tx/t)
Cy = 1.414*(ty/t)
CORRx = Ax*Ay + Cx*Cy
CORRy = Ax*Cy - Ay*Cx
X = CORRx*Sr - CORRy*Si
Y = CORRy*Sr + CORRx*Si
Sxy(t)_corrected = CMPLX(X,Y)
HIGH-Pass filter response removal
--------------------------------The x-channel & y-channel have -3dB high-pass filter points of tx & ty
respectively. Then derive the corrected cross spectra from:-
Sr = real(Sxy(t))
Si = imag(Sxy(t))
Ax = 1. - (t/tx)**2.
Ay = 1. - (t/ty)**2.
Cx = -1.414*(t/tx)
Cy = -1.414*(t/ty)
CORRx = Ax*Ay + Cx*Cy
CORRy = Ax*Cy - Ay*Cx
X = CORRx*Sr - CORRy*Si
Y = CORRy*Sr + CORRx*Si
Sxy(t)_corrected = CMPLX(X,Y)
APPENDIX 2 - Corrections applied to these data, noted errors, & missing data
============================================================================
The following corrections were applied to the Datel bits, not to the field
data, and so to convert these corrections into field values you must:(1) take the appropriate calibration factor given above, which convertd Datel
mV into field values,
(2) multiply this by 5000/2048, which converts the bits to mV
&
(3) multiply the magnetic components only by -1. This compensates for the
Datel recorder having the highest order bits for negative voltages, which
introduces a factor of -1 for all channels, and for the fact that we are
recording potential differences, not electric fields themselves, which
introduces a factor of -1 for the telluric channels only.
Most corretions are for "offsets" caused by bit-sticking of the Datel
recorders. For most recorders this is only a problem for the first hour after
a cassette change, with the exceptions of EMSL02, EMSL05 & EMSL11 (see above).
The corrections and comments are listed in order of site, then in order of the
cassette number (basically week beginning 8507070000), then the start time of
the hour, in format YYMMDDHHMM.
An asterisk (*) following the start time indicates that the comments are for
the whole of that cassette.
The numbers given must be added (or subtracted) to the particular channel for
the whole of the hour, given in the order of the five component
(Hx, Hy, Hz, Ex, Ey).
A correction of -9999 indicates that the data for that component for that hour
was not worth retaining and has thus been deleted and is not subsequently
included in this dataset.
A marker of XXXXX indicates that the data for that component for that hour are
known to be erroneous, but that they have been retained and are in these data.
A "J" indicates that there are known offset jumps on that component for that
hour.
An "N" indicates known noise problems for that hour.
A "+/-" indicates that the sign bit was considered to be in error.
A "x" indicates missing data for that hour.
STN
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tape
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hour
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corrections
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comments
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EMSL01 02 8507180116 -512 -704 +512

0 -1024 1st hour
8507221016
0 +928
0
0
0
04 8507312238 +256
0 -256 +64
0 1st hour
05 8508062027 XXXXX
1st hour
06 8508132240 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour-gains altered
07 8508222138
J
08 8508272220
0 -128 -160
0
0 1st hour
09 8509031930
0 -192
0 1st hour
EMSL02 02 8507172357*
x
x
x
x
x tape inserted upsidedown
03 8507242214 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
NOTE: many offsets in data from this Datel have been removed automatically
EMSL04 02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
8507172128*
x
x
x
8507241909 -9999 -9999 -9999
8507311828 +949 -1632 +692
8508061643 +430 +338 +305
8508131743 +730 +624 +512
8508201907 +1073 -2036 +248
8508271907 +476 +752 +390
8509031607 -9999 -9999 -9999
8509050807
0 -1000
0
10 8509091630
0
0 -137
11 8509161730 +2817 +400 +404
NOTE: there are some offsets in channel
x
x
-9999 -9999
-177 -304
0
0
0
0
+2013
0
0
0
-9999 -9999
0
0
0
0
0 +165
5 (Ey) still
tape inserted upsidedown

1st hour
1st hour/no reset
1st hour
1st hour/no reset
1st hour
1st hour
1st hour/no reset
1st hour
1st hour
in these data
EMSL05 06
N broken telluric line
EMSL06 03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
8507241745*
8507311727
8508061510
8508131610
8508201610
8508201610*
8508271751
"
8509031551
8509091451
8509160929
x
-9999
-9999
-9999
-9999
N
-9999
N
-9999
-9999
-9999
x
-9999
-9999
-9999
-9999
N
-9999
N
-9999
-9999
-9999
x
-9999
-9999
-9999
-9999
N
-9999
x
-9999
-9999
-9999
-9999
N
-9999
x
-9999
-9999
-9999
-9999
N
-9999
tape jammed
1st hour
1st hour
1st hour/no reset
1st hour/no reset
seeds harvested this week
1st hour
Hx & Hy re-zeroed
-9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour/no reset
-9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour/no reset
-9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
EMSL08 02
03
04
05
06
8507171705 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour

8507231803*
x
x
x
x
x tape inserted upsidedown 8507302019 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
8508051919*
x
x
x
x
x tape head not closed
8508121519*
N
N ground contact poor
8508161709
N
N tellurics go off-scale
8508192219
-9999 -9999
07 8508192313 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
8508192312*
N
N
N
N
N fiels nearby ploughed
08 8508261606 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
09 8509022042 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
10 8509090042 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour/no reset
11 8509152105 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
NOTE: the telluric data from this station must be analysed with care. Possibly
a time-varying MT transfer function due to ground contact problems.
EMSL10 02
03
05
06
8507130343*
8507231818
8508052132
8508121716
8508121716*
07 8508251244
8508251344
08 8508261838
10 8509090003
x
x
x
x
-9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
-952 -407 -383
0
0 1st hour
-1287 -866 -383
0
0 1st hour/no reset
many errors in data
-9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999
-9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999
-1393 -695 +348
0
0 1st hour
+1152 -243
0
0
0 1st hour
EMSL11 03 8507232144*
x
x
x
x
EMSL13 02 8507162249*
x
03 8507242149 -9999
8507242149
04 8507310236 +2048
8507310236*
05 8508052236 -9999
07 8508200256
0
08 8509030329
0
09 8509030329
+/10 8509061829
0
11 8509160042
0
EMSL14 02
04
05
07
x
x
x
-9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour
mag fields suspect
-1024 -1024
0
0 1st hour
magnetometer changed
-9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 1st hour/no reset
-382
0
0
0 1st hour
-403 -431
0
0 1st hour
-566 +/0
0 1st hour
0
0
0 +1848
+1024
0 XXXXX XXXXX 1st hour
85071621??*
x
x
x
x
x
8507310122
0 +768
0
0
0
8508060017
+/- +/0
0
0
8508231056 +1340 -280 +1374
0
0
8508250756
J
J
J
J
J
08 8508262205 -2048
0
0
0
0
"
+/0
0
0
0
11 8509160100 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999 -9999
NOTE: the Hx channel goes intermittently "dead"
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1st hour
1st hour
1st hour
1st hour/no reset

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3 MARCH 1987

bottom, and 4 inches of insulation on the top. Tests by Lawrie Law

'N' 0.181745 45.9

Site MF1.04 (EMSL04); Black Rock

Site MF1.05 (EMSL05); Bridgeport

Site MF2.10 (EMSL10); McCully Mtn

Site MF2.11 (EMSL11); Tom Rock

Site MF2.13 (EMSL13); Lucky Butte

EMSL13 8507310236-8509201833 5 020 MT#4 Mag:38

APPENDIX 1 - Removal of system response from cross-spectra

EMSL01 02 8507180116 -512 -704 +512

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