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Deploying a broadband OBS on the Cascadia Locked zone from the R/V Wecoma ()
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The locations of the WHOI (red) and JAMSTEC (white) OBSs in the 2010-2011 SEAJADE experiment ()
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The locations of seismometers to be deployed as part of the NSF Cascadia Initiative from 2011-2015 ()
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Cascadia Subduction Zone
Collaborators:
John Collins (WHOI),
In 2010-2011 we deployed 10 broadband OBSs as part of the SEAJADE project (see pdf from EOS on the right) to study the updip region of the Cascadia subduction zone. We are currently analyzing this data to determine the strength of the region near the updip end of great earthquakes to help understand their potential for tsunami generation. From 2011-2015 The NSF Cascadia Initiative will produced the first comprehensive onshore-offshore seismic and geodetic study of the Cascadia Subduction Zone and Juan de Fuca Plate. I am a member of the Cascadia Initiative Expedition Team that is responsible for implementing the offshore portion of this community experiment. Please see the following web site for an update on our progress Cascadia Initiative Expedition Team |
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