Expedition Menu

1. Introduction
2. The Question
3. Funding
4. Study Area
5. Background
6. Seismogenic Zone
7. Chief Scientists
8. The Journey
9. Ship Tour
10. Leaving Port
11. Seismic Method
12. Seismic Source
13. Seismic Recording
14. 3-D Acquisition
15. Life at Sea
16. In the Lab
17. Time to Depart
18. Data Processing
19. The 3-D Volume
20. Interpretation
21. Your Turn
22. Comparison
23, Publication
24. IODP Drilling

This material is based
upon work supported
by the
National Science Foundation
under
Grant No. 0633234

NanTroSEIZE in 3-D

Imaging an Active Plate Boundary Fault
16. Back in the Lab

Back in the Science Lab - All is well

Keeping Track of the Position of the Ship, Seismic Sources, and Four Hydrophone Streamers Extending 4.5 kilometers Behind the Ship

The Data Flow in 24 Hours a Day, Non-Stop

Processing and Viewing the Initial Data

Initial Visualization to Identify Potential Scientific Outcomes

©Copyright 2009
July 23, 2009

Send to Don Reed
Department of Geology
San Jose State University

The Survey is Nearing Completion After Three Weeks - Let's Prepare to Depart