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In 2001, the Geological Survey of Canada started building a modern strong motion seismograph network in southwestern British Columbia, which has now grown to more than 100 instruments. Our experience shows that a dense network of real-time communicating instruments does not have to be associated with high initial investments and can be operated with a modest budget. This paper presents details of the instrument employed, the design of the new network and the performance of real time client information systems.

The new real time reporting strong motion seismograph network in southwest BC: move strong motion instruments for less money