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Anantonese Ocean
February 1st 4900

The University of Aikums and the the Dolgavan Seismic Monitoring Association (Dolgavan Seismiskā monitoringa asociācija) in cooperation with the Dolgavan Navy have begun to lay seismic listening stations along the Anantonese Fault line between Dolgava and Kalistan. The stations will have links to both seismic listening posts in both Kalistan and Dolgava for quick communication and to be able to alert the public of incoming threats. The stations have been laid using Dolgavan Navy Cable layers designed initially to lay undersea cables. A handful of scientists and university students lowered these seismic stations into the sea along pre-designated fault line locations and along the fault that was near the epicenter of the earthquake and tsunami.

Geologist in charge of the Dolgavan portion of the operation Dr. Lilja Ziemele told the Free Press today in a phone conversation

This project so far has been a major success. This state of the art monitoring system will provide Dolgava with advanced seismographs and provide Dolgava with early warning that will undoubtedly save many lives. The crew from the Dolgavan Navy, Aikums, University, and of course our friends in Kalistan. This project is changing the world for the better and I know that the crew and I believe that 100%. Our understanding of tectonic forces especially on this fault line which has been dormant however we are making up for lost time. So far the seismographs have detected many tiny tremors that you would never be able to feel so this fault is active now. We will be also putting extensive wave monitoring stations closer to Dolgava to monitor the seas better and once we detect a Tsunami, we will be able to see exactly how high it will be. I am excited, we all are excited and I am thankful that both Kalistan and Dolgava are now being protected and that this work we are doing will undoubtedly save many people's lives.

The project will continue for some time and as she said the next phase will be to put wave monitoring stations along the Dolgavan coast our to 600 kms away to detect potential wave height. Together Dolgava and Kalistan are pushing Terra's understanding of tectonic forces to a new level and are truly leading the way in the field. Our capabilities and understanding will only advance and become better as time goes on and Dolgvan scientists will make sure that Dolgava leads the way!


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