Seismographic stations

Recording of analog seismic records in Iceland began in 1910 when the first seismograph was installed in Reykjavík. The number of seismic stations increased greatly in the 1970s and reached a maximum in the late 1980s. Digital recording began in 1990 and since 2010 all seismic recording is digital. Click on stations for information on available seismograms.

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Click twice on one day to select a single day. Click on two different days to select a range.

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White calendar days indicate that seismograms are available from at least one station, red days indicate nothing available yet. Select month, year and a day-range by clicking twice on the calendar and proceed to the next page for an overview of active stations during the range selected. Click on Station Info for information on stations and seismograms currently available.

Seismogram Archive
Institute of Earth Sciences
University of Iceland
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