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Home : Lectures : Lecture 4A : Recording Infrasound Recording Infrasound   Infrasound recording equipment     System overview Block diagram of the recording equipment Microphone configuration     Location of the microphones where L is the distance between the microphones. Station Name Location of the station L (m) Kiruna 67.8N 20.4E 75 Jämtön 65.8N 22.5E 75 Lycksele 64.6N 18.7E 75 Sörfors 63.5N 20.2E  10 Uppsala 59.8N 17.6E 75 The location of the recording stations and the distance between the microphones for each station.

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