Before 2005-2006, both the BSL staff monitoring routine data acquisition
and the computers and facilities to acquire, process and archive the data
were located in McCone Hall. Since 2006, the computers and
telemetry equipment associated with data acquisition reside
in the new campus computer facility at 2195 Hearst Avenue.
This building was
constructed to current ``emergency grade'' seismic codes, and is expected to
be operational even after a
7 earthquake on the nearby Hayward Fault.
The hardened campus computer
facility within was designed with special attention for post-earthquake
operations. The computer center contains state-of-the art seismic bracing,
UPS power and air conditioning with generator backup, and extensive security
and equipment monitoring.
With the move of many BSL and NCEDC operations servers to
the campus computer center, the generator
power and air conditioning resources in the BSL server
room in 237 McCone better match our needs
for the infrastructure remaining in McCone Hall. The BSL generator
is maintained by Physical Plant Capital Services and was run
without load twice monthly.
Berkeley Seismological Laboratory
215 McCone Hall, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720-4760
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