1. Malaysian Seismological Network
MOSTI
Malaysian Seismological Network
Malaysian Meteorological Department
Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation

2. Malaysian Seismological Network
one of the components of data &
information collection component of
Malaysian National Tsunami Early
Warning System (MNTEWS)

3. Collection Component of MNTEWS:
Malaysian Seismological Network
one of the components of data &
information collection component of
Malaysian National Tsunami Early
Warning System (MNTEWS)
Data & Information
Collection Component of MNTEWS:
Seismic Stations
Tidal Gauges
Deep Ocean Buoys
Coastal Cameras
Linkage to PTWC and JMA

4. Collection Component of MNTEWS:
Malaysian Seismological Network
one of the components of data &
information collection component of
Malaysian National Tsunami Early
Warning System (MNTEWS)
Data & Information
Collection Component of MNTEWS:
Seismic Stations
Tidal Gauges
Deep Ocean Buoys
Coastal Cameras
Linkage to PTWC and JMA
Key features of MNTEWS:
Monitoring of Earthquake and Tsunami
on a 24-hour basis
Issuance of information and advisory on the occurrence of earthquake, and issuance of information, advisory, early warning and warning on the occurrence of tsunami that threaten the security and safety of Malaysia
It is an integral part of the Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System and the Northwest Pacific Advisory System

5. NATIONAL SEISMIC NETWORK
14 stations (3-component & real time):
- 7 broadband
7 short –period
14 strong motion

6. Broadband Strekeisen STS-2
Infrastructure and equipment of Seismic Station
VSAT
Data Logger
ES-T EpiSensor
Digitiser
Power Supply
Broadband Strekeisen STS-2

7. Transmitting and Receiving Seismic Data
VSAT
64kbps
64kbps
MEASAT
Seismic Stations
Earth Station
Router
Seismic Waves in Real-time
National Tsunami Early Warning System: Antelope System

8. International and Regional Cooperation
Malaysia is receiving seismic waveform data from USGS, IRIS, Singapore,Australia and CTBTO through Internet in near real-time.
VSAT link to BMG, Indonesia, has established for data exchange.
Malaysia is already contributing real-time waveform data from its 7 broadband stations for regional and international exchange:
KUM (Kulim) IPM (Ipoh) KOM (Kota Tinggi) KSM (Kuching) SBM (Sibu) - KKM (Kota Kinabalu) LDM (Lahad Datu)

10. Conclusion
We need International and Regional Cooperation in order to enhance our seismic monitoring system.
Malaysia fully support and reaffirm our commitment to an open, free and unrestricted sharing of real-time seismic data, regionally and internationally.

11. Thank you