Analysis of a Proposed Basic and With Low Cost of Seismic Sensor in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico

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Authors: Gustavo López Badilla, Martin Humberto Llamas Haro, Juan Gabriel López Hernandez, José Manuel Espinoza Becerra, Karla Isamar Bojórquez Guzmán, Yuridiana Alejandrina Diarte Valdez (Directora), Ángel Antonio Colorado Rodríguez
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Abstract

An analysis as a purpose, was made about the design, elaboration and being used as a pilot test, of new automatic sensor to detect movements in a place of educative institution located in the Tijuana city and generates an alert of the possibility of presence of seismic events in this important city of the Baja California State, which is in the northwest of the Mexican Republic. This evaluation is very relevant, because in the last five years, diverse seismic events have occurred in this industrial city, with low intensity. This concern to researchers of seismic analysis, topography people and building persons that have a lot responsibility to build with security buildings in this important city of the Baja California State and Mexico. The new seismic sensor was tested in a school, with positive results, detecting in some periods of the investigation that was made in 2025.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Seismology and Earthquake Studies Geophysics and Sensor Technology Seismic Performance and Analysis

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
25 February 2026
Language
EN