Long term seismic noise acquisition and analysis in the Homestake mine with tunable monolithic sensors
2009
In this paper we describe the scientific data recorded along one month of data taking of two mechanical monolithic
horizontal sensor prototypes located in a blind-ended (side) tunnel 2000 ft deep in the Homestake (South
Dakota, USA) mine chosen to host the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL). The
two mechanical monolithic sensors, developed at the University of Salerno, are placed, in thermally insulating
enclosures, onto concrete slabs connected to the bedrock, and behind a sound-proofing wall. The main goal of
this experiment is to characterize the Homestake site in the frequency band 10 -4 ÷ 30 H z and to estimate the level of Newtonian noise, providing also the necessary preliminary information to understand the feasibility of
underground gravitational-wave interferometers sensitive at 1 H z and below.
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