Raspberry Shake Publications & Case Studies
GENERAL PUBLICATIONS
For peer-reviewed scientific research papers published using data from the Raspberry Shake Network, please use DOI: 10.7914/SN/AM
Raspberry Shake-Based Rapid Structural Identification of Existing Buildings Subject to Earthquake Ground Motion: The Case Study of Bucharest
“The Internet of things concept empowered by low-cost sensor technologies and headless computers has upscaled the applicability of vibration monitoring systems in recent years. Raspberry Shake devices are among those systems, constituting a crowdsourcing framework and forming a worldwide seismic network of over a thousand nodes.”
Forensic view on two Raspberry Shake burglargrams
“A steadily increasing number of citizen seismological stations, often located in populated areas, record a plethora of man-made events. These events are especially of interest, when they are caused by criminal activity or man-made explosions. On 4 December 2021, during an attempted robbery of an automated teller machine (ATM) in Bonn-Röttgen, Germany, the burglars used explosions.”
“Saving Precious Seconds”—A Novel Approach to Implementing a Low-Cost Earthquake Early Warning System with Node-Level Detection and Alert Generation
“This paper presents findings from ongoing research that explores the ability to use Micro-Electromechanical Systems (MEMS)-based technologies and various digital communication protocols for earthquake early warning (EEW).”
rsudp: A Python package for real-time seismic monitoring with Raspberry Shake instruments
“Raspberry Shake seismographs are commonly used in schools, by Shake community members, and other individuals having no formal training in seismology. The existence of this class of instruments highlighted the need for easy-to-use visualization and notification software to complement these devices.”
Raspberry Shake Instruments Provide Initial Ground‐Motion Assessment of the Induced Seismicity at the United Downs Deep Geothermal Power Project in Cornwall, United Kingdom
“Raspberry Shake (RS) seismographs offer the potential for affordable and citizen‐led seismic monitoring in areas with few publicly available seismometers, especially in previously quiescent regions experiencing induced seismicity. ”
Separating and denoising seismic signals with dual-path recurrent neural network architecture
“Separation of overlapping signals is an important task in signal processing, with application in music, speech, and seismic signal processing. We show that separation is possible also for seismic recordings, using techniques from machine learning (and even those recorded with a single sensor).”
INDEPENDENT REVIEWS
En Español, Abstract in English:
Instrumentación Sísmica y Monitoreo de Salud Estructural en Edificaciones
Indispensables. Caso de Estudio: TORRE SIATA. [Monitoreo de Edificios]
Seismic Instrumentation and Structural Health Monitoring of Essential
Buildings. Case of Study: SIATA Tower. [Building Monitoring]
Raspberry Shake Sensor Field Tests for Unstable Rock Monitoring
In this work, we evaluate the performance of the Raspberry Shake 3D (RS-3D) seismometer in estimating the resonance frequencies of unstable rock blocks. In this perspective, we compared this low-cost sensor with the Nanometrics Trillium Compact 20s to assess whether RS-3D is suitable for the development of reliable rock monitoring systems.
The Raspberry Shake vs. The Nanometrics Trillium Compact
How does the Raspberry Shake measure up against a broadband seismometer like the Nanometrics Trillium Compact? Click here to find out.
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