I am preparing for a research cruise offshore of the Lesser Antilles.
I will be posting updates from my trip here. This blog is also linked to my website at http://earthjay.com
The chief scientist is Nathalie Feuillet from The Institut de Physique Du Globe De Paris http://www.ipgp.fr/en/user/1243.
Our goal is to find turbidites so that we might establish a prehistoric record of earthquakes along this subduction zone.
The ship is named Pourquoi pas? and here is the website for this ship: http://flotte.ifremer.fr/fleet/Presentation-of-the-fleet/Vessels/Deep-sea-vessels/Pourquoi-pas
More later. I need to complete the grading for the Spring Term.
Here is a map that shows earthquakes of magnitude 6.0 and larger from 1900-2016.
Here is the kml file I used to create this map:
http://earthjay.com/cruises/2016_lesser_antilles/antilles_EQ_GTE_6_1900_2015_depth.kml
I will be posting updates from my trip here. This blog is also linked to my website at http://earthjay.com
The chief scientist is Nathalie Feuillet from The Institut de Physique Du Globe De Paris http://www.ipgp.fr/en/user/1243.
Our goal is to find turbidites so that we might establish a prehistoric record of earthquakes along this subduction zone.
The ship is named Pourquoi pas? and here is the website for this ship: http://flotte.ifremer.fr/fleet/Presentation-of-the-fleet/Vessels/Deep-sea-vessels/Pourquoi-pas
More later. I need to complete the grading for the Spring Term.
Here is a map that shows earthquakes of magnitude 6.0 and larger from 1900-2016.
Here is the kml file I used to create this map:
http://earthjay.com/cruises/2016_lesser_antilles/antilles_EQ_GTE_6_1900_2015_depth.kml
-- Dr. Jason "Jay" R. Patton
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