Operation practice of real-time intelligent seismic processing system for the Nei Monggol seismic network—Taking the 2020 Helinger earthquake event as an example
To evaluate the reliability of the Real-time Intelligent Seismic Processing System(RISP)in the operation of the Nei Monggol seismic network,31 earthquake events occurred in the area within 30 days before and after the Helinger ML 4.5 earthquake that occurred on March 30,2020,were taken as the research object.The results of manual cataloging and real-time intelligent seismic processing system output(automatic cataloging)were compared and analyzed,and the following conclusions were drawn:The number of events identified by the real-time intelligent seismic processing system(RISP)is about 2.5 times that of manual identification.The automatic catalog matches 30 events from the manual catalog,and the event recall rate is as high as 96.8%.The automatic catalog has a smaller deviation from the manual catalog in terms of the time of earthquake occurrence,epicenter position,magnitude,and P and S phase arrivals.By comparing the results of automatic and manual catalogs,it can be seen that the cataloging results for the same event in both catalogs are consistent,with an epicenter deviation generally within the range of±10 km and an earthquake occurrence time generally within the range of±2 s.The automatic catalog basically meets the requirements of the error range for manual cataloging.Overall,the output results of the Real-time Intelligent Earthquake Processing System(RISP)meet the expected goals and can provide data support for scientific research such as rapid post-earthquake aftershock sequences and earthquake swarm trend judgment.