Ocean Bottom Seismology – New Data, New Sensors, New Methods [Poster]
The accelerating number of OBS deployments and research incorporating emerging technology such as distributed sensing has propelled marine seismology into a leading role in our field. New developments have opened doors for improving sensors, deployment methods, analysis techniques and calibration and understanding of propagation and noise characterization for the marine environment. We welcome contributions outlining new seafloor seismic deployments, new data sets, new methods and new insights within this growing branch of seismic monitoring and exploration. Whether you’re imaging the lithosphere, modeling global or seafloor propagation or focused on offshore seismicity or earthquake early warning, we hope you will contribute to a lively session on expanded marine efforts.
Conveners
Charlotte A. Rowe, Los Alamos National Laboratory (char@lanl.gov); Susan L. Bilek, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (sbilek@nmt.edu); Nathaniel J. Lindsey, University of California, Berkeley (natelindsey@berkeley.edu)
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New Ocean-Bottom Monitoring in the Southwest Pacific