Some information about the land-station recording during the experiment.
Figure 1.
Map showing distribution of our temporary land stations (yellow dots number 1-40). Stations with "X"s did not function. Short red lines north and south of the gulf represent 100 geophones (75 to the south near Derveni, 25 to the north near Galaxidi)*. Other permanent/temporary stations: PATNET are stations of the University of Patras network; NOA are National Observatory of Athens stations; CRL are Corinth Rift Laboratory stations. Network of lines within the Gulf of Corinth represent airgun shot lines. Focal mechanism in the Aegean Sea is the July 26, 2001 Mw=6.4 Skiros Island event. A, Athens, P, Patras.
Table 1.
Table of station coordinates.
Figure 2.
Map showing numbering system for airgun shot lines within the Gulf of Corinth.
Table 2.
Table of shot lines listing longitude, latitude, shot number and time of
first and last shot of each line.
Figure 3. Some wide-angle reflection/refraction sections (vertical component data).
Click here to see an animated gif showing the feathering of the 6-km-long streamer along a south-to-north (line 14) transect of the Gulf. This movie shows the shot location (black dot) and streamer location (thick black line) for every second shot. (Warning: big file, 2.0 MB.)
Here is another Academy Award-winning movie showing the feathering along the north-to-south line 15. (Another big file, 1.9 MB.)
*More information (in French) from Jean-Michel Marthelot on the Derveni/Galaxidi arrays can be found here.
(a)
Combined shot lines 8 & 23 recorded at station 9.
(b)
Shot line 5 recorded at station 10.
(c)
Combined shot lines 8 & 23 recorded at station 17.
(d)
Combined shot lines 8 & 23 recorded at station 20.
(e)
Combined shot lines 9, 22 and 53 recorded at station 20.
(f)
Shot line 26 recorded at station 32.
