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Remarks Concluding Remarks and Acknowledgements One thing is absolutely clear: at present, California hosts some of the most advanced seismic networks in the world. The authors appreciate the enormous personal and group effort that talented researchers, skilled engineers, and wise politicians have invested here. Non-profit organizations as well as commercial entities have demonstrated a unique team spirit, creating a highly-sophisticated infrastructure of hardware, software, and skills. These systems fulfill their design goals laudably. Their achievements in advancing seismic alert systems close to the physical limits deserve utmost respect. The authors´ remarks about the pros and cons of the present status of strong motion networks refer neither to a specific network nor to a specific person or brand. We apologize for any case where we have been too direct or where our diction would imply criticism. And, of course, we will correct any misleading statements immediately upon notice. The intention of our analysis is to open a forum for the discussion of some stimulating ideas in the field.
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