TitleUniversity of Queensland Seismological StationSummaryCompilation of footage recorded at a seismograph station.ContentsStock footage of the interior of an old Charters Towers mine, accompanied by a discussion on the facility -- Footage of two people walking through the facility -- Presentation of seismograph equipment. The presenter explains how it was important to regulate the temperature around the instruments -- Discussion on the composition of the facility, and the journalists’ future work -- Unedited footage that introduces the seismograph station -- Stock footage of an old mine -- Discussion on seismographs, and how their outputs are interpreted. The presenter mentions that a scroll of paper is able to record a days’ worth of seismographic readings -- Discussion on the facility’s other seismographic instruments -- Discussion on the earth’s magnetic fields, and how the seismography facility records them -- Footage of people walking through an old mine -- Presentation of a seismograph reading, which depicted the occurrence of a “disruptive fault”. The presenter discusses how the produced waves can be used to determine the magnitude of an earthquake -- Footage of the presenter interpreting a seismographic readingCorporate AuthorTelecasters North QueenslandVideo File Name4024657Original Format 1/2 inch video tape Beta camCollation1 video file (MP4) (16 minutes) : digital ; 727MBDate1987ImprintTownsville : Telecasters North Queensland, 1987
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