Tiny sensors may help avert earthquake damage, track sonar danger, ‘listen’ to pipelines

ENN
Jun 29, 2018, 8:20 am101 pts
Could a few seconds of warning be enough to mitigate the devastation of an impending earthquake? Tiny sensors being developed in a Simon Fraser University lab could help to give a pre-emptive head’s up.

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