This is the areas where there is a web seismo cam site that shows some of the left part of the drum rack. Click here to go to that site. Occasionally you can glimpse people there.
 
 

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In the middle is Raul Alvarez of Bellvue, Colorado.  On the right is Dennis Ambrisco of Westminister, Colorado.  Behind them is another bank of drums; afew of which are 3 component recorders, telemetered from other U.S., or world wide locations.

 Click here to go to the Raul Alvarez web site. He has interests in radio, optical astronomy, seismology, weather, computers, instrumentation and other subjects. Raul recently obtained a vertical milling machine, for metal working associated with his interests.
 

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On the left is Dave Nelson from New Zealand, and to his right is Terry Wilkinson of Aurora, Colorado; his host for Davids, Denver, Colorado area visit.

 Dave Nelson has an extensive web site you should really visit. Click on here to go to the current address. Dave has done very extensive educational service in New Zealand schools.
 

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Another photo of Waverly Person (red shirt) in a moment of humor.  Dave Nelson is right behind him.  To the right is Raul Alvarez and behind him is David Latsch.
 

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Another shot of John Bellini, a seismologist who is reviewing computer monitor quake data.
 

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The black telephone on the desk area is the NEIC "hotline" for U.S. area earthquakes of magnitude 4.5 or larger.

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