Each figure is a plot of one of the raw digital data files. All components of each record are plotted. The absence of the traces of components 2 and 3 signifies that only the vertical component was recorded by the instrument at that time.

The upper right hand corner label in large letters is the computer file specification. The three characters to the right of the period are the three-character instrument code. The first 8 characters of the specification are time of instrument trigger starting with Julian day. Because of the limit to the number of characters used in a computer filename, the time in seconds of the arrival is abbreviated to a letter representing one of the twenty 3-second intervals into which 60 seconds is divided. The 8th character is a letter denoting the 3 second interval: "A" = 0 - 2 seconds; "B" = 3 - 5 seconds, etc. The 9th character (character immediately to the left of the period) specifies motion/component information. Components 1 - 3 are the three components of acceleration, components 4 - 6 are the three components of velocity, etc. Where the three components of an arrival are referred collectively, the component/motion number will either be the first or last component of that motion, i.e., three components of velocity will be "4" or "6". The labels of the heading information refer to the following parameters.