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A large flock of Bar-tailed Godwits flying near Egegik, Alaska
Bar-tailed Godwits in flight near Egegik, Alaska
Bar-tailed Godwits in flight near Egegik, Alaska
Bar-tailed Godwits in flight near Egegik, Alaska

A large flock of Bar-tailed Godwits flying near Egegik, Alaska

A weir on the Snake River to count chum and coho salmon, near Nome, Alaska
Fish weir on the Snake River, near Nome, Alaska
Fish weir on the Snake River, near Nome, Alaska
Fish weir on the Snake River, near Nome, Alaska

A weir on the Snake River, near Nome, Alaska.  This weir was used to count chum and coho salmon adults.

Sockeye salmon spawning in Grand Central River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Sockeye salmon spawning in the Grand Central River, Alaska
Sockeye salmon spawning in the Grand Central River, Alaska
Sockeye salmon spawning in the Grand Central River, Alaska

Sockeye salmon spawning in the Grand Central River, on the Seward Peninsula near Salmon Lake, Alaska.

Sockeye salmon in shallow waters of Salmon Lake
Sockeye salmon in shallow waters of Salmon Lake
Sockeye salmon in shallow waters of Salmon Lake
Sockeye salmon in shallow waters of Salmon Lake

Sockeye salmon in shallow waters of Salmon Lake which is at the headwaters of the Pilgrim River.

Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska

Scenic view of the Fish River on Seward Peninsula, Alaska.

Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska
Fish River on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska

Scenic view of the Fish River on Seward Peninsula, Alaska.

The Nome River with a grassy island
The Nome River, Alaska
The Nome River, Alaska
The Nome River, Alaska

Scenic view of the Nome River

The Nome River with clouds
The Nome River, Alaska
The Nome River, Alaska
The Nome River, Alaska

Scenic view of the Nome River

Sheridan River sonar
Sheridan River sonar
Sheridan River sonar
Sheridan River scour hole
Sheridan River scour hole
Sheridan River scour hole
Green and gray illustration marked by red squares and gray lines on right. Labels top - bottom.
Delaney Park Borehole Array
Delaney Park Borehole Array
Delaney Park Borehole Array

The Robert Atwood building sensors are complemented by the Delaney Park borehole array. This array of buried, three-component sensors in six boreholes ranging in depth from 15 to 200 feet (5–60 meters), with a seventh sensor at the surface.

The Robert Atwood building sensors are complemented by the Delaney Park borehole array. This array of buried, three-component sensors in six boreholes ranging in depth from 15 to 200 feet (5–60 meters), with a seventh sensor at the surface.

Diagram of 20-story structure with sensors on 10 levels. Red triangles, squares, and circles show location of instruments.
Schematic of Atwood array and boreholes
Schematic of Atwood array and boreholes
Schematic of Atwood array and boreholes

The Advanced National Seismic System (ANSS) structural monitoring system in the 20- story Atwood Building is one of the most sophisticated systems in the country. Sensors are deployed on the parking and street levels, the electrical and mechanical levels, the roof level, and the 2nd, 7th, 8th, 13th, 14th, and 19th floors.

The Advanced National Seismic System (ANSS) structural monitoring system in the 20- story Atwood Building is one of the most sophisticated systems in the country. Sensors are deployed on the parking and street levels, the electrical and mechanical levels, the roof level, and the 2nd, 7th, 8th, 13th, 14th, and 19th floors.

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