Güralp Systems Limited - broadband seismometers and seismology equipment

	The Eskdalemuir Seismic Array April 2004 A 20-station site in southern Scotland, operated by Güralp Systems.
	Networked vault in Cornwall June 2006 A single-person installation of a digital sensor, power management system and VSAT to form a permanent, remotely-operable station.
	The Güralp Systems test vault March 2006 Güralp Systems test all their new instruments in this specially-built vault near the factory.
	Case study: Strong-motion arrays for dams March 2006 Güralp Systems' CMG-5T and 40T-1 sensors are being used for safety monitoring in a major hydroelectric project in Romania.
	Case study: Discovering the seismic effects of wind farms March 2006 A research team at Keele University has been using CMG-5T and CMG-6TD sensors to investigate ground motion caused by wind turbines.
	Case study: Monitoring culturally significant buildings March 2006 Studying vibrations in the structure of a historic mosque in Istanbul, Turkey.
	Case study: Authenticating seismic stations at Conrad Observatory, Austria March 2006 A three-instrument vault and borehole station using Authentication Modules to provide CD1.0 and CD1.1 data authenticated with strong cryptography.
	Case study: Strong motion arrays monitoring large structures March 2006 Safety monitoring along a new railway line with CMG-5T instruments, digitizers and DCMs running DSS and Scream! protocols.
	Case study: The Montserrat Volcano Observatory seismic monitoring network October 2005
	Case study: Borehole array in Japan November 2004 A network of 14 instruments installed as an upgrade to a pre-existing array.
Case study: The Swedish National Seismic Network October 2004
Case study: The Monterey Bay ocean bottom observatory October 2004