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"monitoring building behavior upon earthquake impact." geobit equipment + isti software: a complete solution seismic monitoring systems provide critical data and information on the behavior of buildings during earthquakes, leading to improved understanding and better building codes. for these reasons, many governments require seismic instrumentation for monitoring earthquakes in critical or large buildings. these offer additional benefits such as reduced inspection time after a large earthquake since an engineer may not need to physically visit a structure if enough data are available.  as an example, the 2008 los angeles building code (1613.8.2) requires a minimum of three accelerographs to be deployed at the base, middle, and top of a structure. this is required for buildings over ten stories or six stories with aggregate floor area of 60,000 square feet or more. the three instruments are usually placed in the same position vertically in the building and are interconnected for comm