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عين ليبيا
Libya Deploys New Earthquake Network
Libya has announced a significant step towards rebuilding its national seismic monitoring system by deploying 14 new monitoring stations. The goal is to regain the ability to accurately track earthquakes and provide immediate data. The old network, which comprised 15 stations, has suffered substantial deterioration due to theft and vandalism, leaving only a few stations functioning properly; funding since 2012 has also ceased. The new stations will enhance the capabilities of the Libyan Center for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences to detect earthquakes more quickly and effectively by connecting them to satellites and communication networks. This development will improve geographic research and increase urban safety across the country. The full operational process is currently contingent upon installation of the equipment by the manufacturer's experts and completing technical arrangements. It is expected that the new system will enable seismic data sharing with neighboring countries and international centers.
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