Triple

Target class: national monitoring system
Context triple: [Canadian seismological networks, instanceOf, national monitoring system]

• A. national security system
  A national security system is an integrated framework of institutions, policies, technologies, and processes designed to protect a nation’s sovereignty, citizens, critical infrastructure, and interests from internal and external threats.
• B. international monitoring system
  An international monitoring system is a coordinated global framework of tools, processes, and institutions that continuously collect, analyze, and share data across borders to track compliance, detect risks, and inform decision-making on transnational issues.
• C. national electronic database
  A national electronic database is a centralized digital system that securely stores, manages, and provides authorized access to large-scale data relevant to a country’s population, institutions, or services.
• D. national central agency
  A national central agency is a government body that coordinates, regulates, and oversees specific functions or policies at the national level, often serving as the primary authority and point of contact for those activities.
• E. national inventory
  A national inventory is a comprehensive, systematically compiled record of a country's assets, resources, or emissions within a specified domain and time period, used for monitoring, planning, and reporting purposes.
• F. None of above. chosen