The past summer has been productive in terms of publications.
Related to project DIVE, active seismic site surveys have been published for all three borehole locations: for holes 5071_1_A and _B in Greenwood et al., and for the planned hole in Val Sesia in Pasiecznik et al., nicely complementing results by Ryberg et al. last year.
On larger scales and passive seismic observations, the construction and operation of a large broadband network is demonstrated in Schlömer et al. for project PACASE in Eastern-Central Europe. One of the first seismic catalogues established from low-cost sensors only has been achieved by Subedi et al. in Nepal; the study is nicely summarized by the RaspberryShake here. Finally, how such observations serve seismotectonic interpretations is illustrated in Uthaman et al. on the area of Sikkim Himalaya; the study is highligted by the Editor at AGU’s Eos here.
In summary, seismology remains essential and the primary tool to investigate the internal structure of the Earth.