The MiSE Guidelines for Monitoring (MiSE-UNMIG, 2014) suggest defining two domains, called respectively the Internal Domain and the Extended Domain of detection, as reference for monitoring. The ILGs associate the following meaning to these two domains.
The Cornegliano Laudense Seismic Network (RSCL) consists of nine seismic stations. A permanent GNSS1 geodetic station contributes to the Integrated Monitoring System.
All stations are equipped with the same instrumentation, manufactured by Guralp Systems, Ltd. (see Table 1), consisting of a Radian digital broadband velocimeter (in the well, at a depth of approximately 75 m), a Fortis compact broadband accelerometer (on the surface) and a digitizer.
For the detection of seismicity of interest in the Cornegliano Laudense reservoir area, two reference areas have been identified, which correspond to the detection domains indicated in the Monitoring Guidelines of the Ministry for Economic Development. The Internal Domain (DI) surrounds the reservoir up to a distance of 3 km and the Extended Domain (DE) extends up to 15 km from the external perimeter of the reservoir.
All stations are equipped with an in-well seismometer, located at a depth of 75 m, and a surface accelerometer. The stations normally consist of the following elements:
• a wire mesh fence and access gate;
• a well, equipped with a surface access shaft, which houses the sensors;
• a cabinet containing electrical and electronic equipment;
• a photovoltaic panel for power supply.