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ISO 16063-42 1st Edition, July 15, 2014 Methods for the calibration of vibration and shock transducers - Part 42: Calibration of seismometers with high accuracy using acceleration of gravity
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Description / Abstract:
This part of ISO 16063 specifies the instrumentation and
procedure to be used for the accurate calibration of seismometer
sensitivity using local gravitational acceleration (local Earth's
gravitation; local value for the acceleration due to the Earth's
gravity) as a reference value.
It is intended generally to be applied to a servo-type
accelerometer with/without a velocity output, which usually has a
mass position output in the category of a wide-band seismometer
with a bandwidth from 0,003 Hz to 100 Hz.
The method specified enables the user to obtain static
sensitivity for the seismometers up to 10−5
m/s2 (which corresponds to 1 mGal and approximately 1
ppm of the gravitational acceleration).
The combined and expanded (k = 2) uncertainty of
applied acceleration achieved by this method is 10−6
m/s2 (0,1 mGal). When the absolute gravimeter described
in this part of ISO 16063 is used, the uncertainty of applied
acceleration can be suppressed to 5 × 10−8
m/s2 (5 μGal). The relative expanded uncertainty of
calibration, excluding the uncertainty due to the device under test
(DUT), is 0,5 %.
The intended end-usage of the seismometer to be applied is as
follows:
a) measurement and observation for the earth science including
geophysics usage;
b) measurement and observation for disaster prevention, such as
detecting the precursor of a land slide;
c) diagnosis for the soundness of a building structure and
foundation soil in civil engineering
d) observation for nuclear-test detection.