MGL1109 Chirp - US Extended Continental Shelf Project: Gulf of Alaska CHIRP High-Resolution Seismic Profile Data
The Knudsen 2620 acquired sub-bottom profiles continuously throughout the cruise. The Knudsen was operated in 3.5 kHz Chirp mode, emitting a 1.5 kHz to 5 kHz (3 kHz bandwidth centered on 3.5 kHz) pulse from transducers mounted in the pod beneath the hull. A record window of 200 meters and assumed sound velocity of 1500 m/s remained constant through the cruise. The resulting data records were 267 msec long, with a sample interval 0.16667 msec (6 kHz). The ping rate varied over the course of the cruise. For most of the first two weeks, the ping rate was approximately 5 seconds. On or about June 23, the ping rate was increased to approximately 2 seconds.
Dataset Citation
- Cite as: Dr. Ginger Barth. 2011: MGL1109 Chirp - US Extended Continental Shelf Project: Gulf of Alaska CHIRP High-Resolution Seismic Profile Data. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. Accessed [date].
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- NCEI Metadata ID: gov.noaa.ngdc.mgg.seismic:MGL1109_SubbottomProfiler
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gov.noaa.ngdc.mgg.seismic:MGL1109_SubbottomProfiler
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Dataset Point of Contact | Jennifer Jencks NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information 303 497-6419 Jennifer.Jencks@noaa.gov |
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Spatial Reference System | urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::4326urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::5831 |
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West: -153.01673
East: -138.18889
South: 53.18759
North: 57.78363
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Purpose | The purpose of this field program was to determine sediment thickness and velocity structure, stratigraphic architecture, and basement structure of the North Pacific seafloor in support of requirements for continental shelf maritime zone definition in the Gulf of Alaska. The program was focused on the geologic structures and dynamic processes that control the distribution of sediment, including the manner in which the processes of the slope meet the deep sea floor, and the places where sediment is thickest due to the coincidence of basement depressions and abundant sediment supply. The survey explored portions of the Surveyor and Baranof sedimentary systems, the Aja Fracture Zone and the Kodiak Bowie seamount corridor. |
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Other Constraints | Cite as: Dr. Ginger Barth. 2011: MGL1109 Chirp - US Extended Continental Shelf Project: Gulf of Alaska CHIRP High-Resolution Seismic Profile Data. NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. Accessed [date]. |
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Lineage Statement | Data Quality: The Knudsen operated continuously through the entire cruise, with only minor (on the order of minutes) data gaps. For the first two weeks of the cruise the Knudsen operated at a ping rate of approximately 5 seconds. For the final 4 or 5 days, the ping rate was reduced to approximately 2 seconds. The higher ping repetition rate improved the lateral resolution on the sub-bottom images. |
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Last Modified: 2020-05-07
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