EM-MSC-250607 MSC Columbus’ eggs VW 25-06-2007. EM-MSC-250607 outline EQG  SFR Note Actuation Noise: still under study, a framework of actions is being.

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EM-MSC MSC Columbus’ eggs VW

EM-MSC outline EQG  SFR Note Actuation Noise: still under study, a framework of actions is being defined. Implementation of the foreseen low-pass filters at NE-WE controls will be addressed soon (Gennai et al.).

EM-MSC EQG EarthQuakeGuardian

EM-MSC A fact : Earthquakes reduce the duty cycle Why : GIPC is good during windy days/ is bad during Earthquakes The aim : to reduce EQ unlock rate by 70-80% EC Copyright

EM-MSC GIPC YES/NO As long as the disturbance is at low frequency and localized, GIPC is very effective (cars, jumping visitors, “bombing”, wind…) As the disturbance becomes “common” (earthquakes…), GIPC may play a negative role …. Ex: in this case GIPC provided an anomalous correction to WE, twice larger than it had to be. NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE (mag 5.7)

EM-MSC We investigated how to trigger the GIPC OFF/ON when needed: - definition of a practical index of coherent displacement. - definition of a function displaying the amplification due to GIPC (zM). - definition of reasonable veto to reduce false Earthquake alarms. - off-line matlab test using about 1 month data of VSR1. - Alpization with SW and numerical consistency checks. - In-line implementation with fake activation (AlpSa, ADJ/SCI-MODES) GIPC YES/NO: differental/common: smart patches

EM-MSC EQG: examples of matlab simulations of VSR1 unlocks Correction alert GIPC OFF/ON GIPC ON/OFF GIPC OFF/ON GIPC ON/OFF Correction alert May 23May 30 Jun 2Jun 7 Thresholds tuned: 25 s ave; Sci-Mode=>EQ-Mode;10 s ON/OFF operated ~ 100 s before

EM-MSC EQG: turning OFF false alarm removing GIPC makes the lock more fragile in case of wind: a simple veto, the wind speed at the central Bld Station ON/OFF OFF/ON alert thresholds calibrated in order not to switch OFF GIPC in case of wind

EM-MSC EQG: matlab test on VSR1 data 7/8 of the EQ occurred during VSR1 and causing unlocks were properly detected by EQG algorithm EQ closer than km have not the required coherent displacenment: we had the chance to examine this very rare case (June 6th) EQ whose magnitude is M> ~6.5 would probably unlock the ITF anyway

EM-MSC EQG: test in debug mode Tested in debug-mode, running on line through a dummy ALP server; automated GIPC Switch-off works as the conditions are met (correlation index, zM index and wind veto) We have been lucky, an earthquake in Iran occurred on June 18th during the algorithm debug test: Caught ! Matlab/ALP Code and Algorithm logic check ON/OFF OFF/ON alert zM Correlation index

EM-MSC EQG: only very close events (< km) would cause “incoherent” excitation and would not be detected by EQG.

EM-MSC The “natural” mission: to reduce the EQ impact on ITF, due to the suspension performance improvements meant to overcome bad weather, below the residual impact of weather conditions on ITF. And then…

EM-MSC  SFR MicroSeism-free Reconstruction …work again on bad-weather impact reduction

EM-MSC The method: reconstruction of BS and PR zLVDT upon the basis of NI and WI zLvdt consistency check using actual zCorr TH: suspensions in the central BLD are coherently excited by microseism ( Hz) 1) differential Lvdt  seism-free available for BS and PR 2) higher crossover frequency allowed! off-line reconstrucion

EM-MSC Using analogic (DAC/ADC) connection between DSPs: tested PR-NI Test during last-week mantenance break: PR reconstruction Confirms the prediction: test of BS reconstruction soon ? In-line test for PR

EM-MSC Conclusions (EQG, i.e. GIPG OFF in case of earthquake) - It has been tested and Alpized. Implementation is transparent - A return algorithm has also been successfully tested as well. Open issue (last week): Should the ITF be really set OUT of SCI-mode during ON/OFF/ON? tomorrow mantenance break for the final implementation Last weekly meeting: set ADJ-MODE during EQG actions the EQ is notified to the operator GIPC OPN/OFF/ON the return flag informs the operator to set SCI-MODE

EM-MSC Conclusions (  SFR) - microseism-free position sensors are available using NI,WI LVDT basis. - the reconstruction was tested on data showing a remarkable suppression gain (at least 5, in case of intense sea activity much higher) - In-line tests, using DAC/ADC cabling, done last week - Straightforward from the point of view of dsp cards. - The final implementation (in case of successful in-line test) has to be optimized by using serial links and SW updates for the DSP (requires commissioning break ! Is it a good candidate ?). next mantenance break to complete the BS reconstruction