Table of ContentsGeographical map of potential sites in Northern Argentina in an area of maximum ground acceleration, g=0.18 (source INPRES: Instituto Nacional de Prevision Sismica, San Juan, Argentina) Seismic Event Maps (left RI<=5, right RI>5) since 1973, depth of epicenter (km) is indicated by colours (orange: [0,-33], yellow:[-33,-70], green: [-70,-150], blue: [-150,-300] ) Complement: Historical Seismicity of the Jujuy Province, source World Data Center for Seismology, Denver, Co, USA. REPORT OF THE SECOND RECOGNITION TRIP OF AN ASTRONOMICAL SITE SURVEY IN ARGENTINE NORTHWEST, January 2002 (pdf or html). Pablo Recabarren & Mirta Mosconi, Grupo IATE, Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba, Argentina. REPORT OF THE THIRD RECOGNITION TRIP OF AN ASTRONOMICAL SITE SURVEY IN ARGENTINE NORTHWEST, October 2002 (pdf). Hernan Muriel, Pablo Recabarren & Mirta Mosconi, Grupo IATE, Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba, Argentina. REPORT OF THE EXPLORATION TRIPS TO THE REGION oF ANTOFAGASTA DE LA SIERAS IN THE NORTH_WEST OF ARGENTINA, June 2003 (pdf). Pablo Recabarren & Hernan Muriel, Grupo IATE, Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba, Argentina. REPORT OF THE SIXTH RECOGNITION TRIP OF THE ARGENTINE NORTHWEST, ARIZARO SALT FLAT SECTOR, October 2003 (pdf). Pablo Recabarren, Grupo IATE, Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba, Argentina. Site Testing in the Northwest of Argentina, Symposium on seeing, Kona, 2007. (pdf). Pablo Recabarren et al, Grupo IATE, Observatorio Astronómico de Córdoba, Argentina. |
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Institute: Cordoba Astronomical Observatory (IATE group) Site testing results: Tolar Grande |