Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific.
The report summarizes Leg 2 of Expedition South Tow, conducted by the R/V THOMAS WASHINGTON from Papeete, Tahiti to Valparaiso, Chile during 15 February - 20 March 1972. Extensive near-bottom geophysical data over the Pacific-Antarctic Rise at 51 degrees S were obtained in order to study the detaile...
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ftdtic:AD0749930 2023-05-15T14:03:11+02:00 Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. Mudie,John D. Grow,John A. Dlitgord,Kim D. Larson,Peggy A. SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY SAN DIEGO CALIF MARINE PHYSICAL LAB 1972-08-01 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0749930 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0749930 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0749930 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MARINE GEOPHYSICS *PACIFIC OCEAN) HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING OCEAN BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY SEDIMENTATION THICKNESS DEPTH FINDING MAGNETIC ANOMALY DETECTION MAGNETIC ANOMALIES OCEAN BOTTOM SPREADING BATHYMETRY SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN THOMAS WASHINGTON VESSEL Text 1972 ftdtic 2016-02-19T02:07:30Z The report summarizes Leg 2 of Expedition South Tow, conducted by the R/V THOMAS WASHINGTON from Papeete, Tahiti to Valparaiso, Chile during 15 February - 20 March 1972. Extensive near-bottom geophysical data over the Pacific-Antarctic Rise at 51 degrees S were obtained in order to study the detailed structure of the magnetic time scale between magnetic Anomaly 3 on both sides of the rise crest. Underway bathymetry, magnetic, and navigation plots are included. An excellent surface magnetic profile on the west flank of the Pacific-Antarctic Rise showed Anomalies 1-20 clearly with an abrupt increase in the spreading half-rate from 2.3 cm/yr for anomalies older than Anomaly 5 to 4.8 cm/yr for the younger anomalies. (Author) Text Antarc* Antarctic Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Antarctic Pacific |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MARINE GEOPHYSICS *PACIFIC OCEAN) HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING OCEAN BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY SEDIMENTATION THICKNESS DEPTH FINDING MAGNETIC ANOMALY DETECTION MAGNETIC ANOMALIES OCEAN BOTTOM SPREADING BATHYMETRY SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN THOMAS WASHINGTON VESSEL |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MARINE GEOPHYSICS *PACIFIC OCEAN) HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING OCEAN BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY SEDIMENTATION THICKNESS DEPTH FINDING MAGNETIC ANOMALY DETECTION MAGNETIC ANOMALIES OCEAN BOTTOM SPREADING BATHYMETRY SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN THOMAS WASHINGTON VESSEL Mudie,John D. Grow,John A. Dlitgord,Kim D. Larson,Peggy A. Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MARINE GEOPHYSICS *PACIFIC OCEAN) HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING OCEAN BOTTOM TOPOGRAPHY SEDIMENTATION THICKNESS DEPTH FINDING MAGNETIC ANOMALY DETECTION MAGNETIC ANOMALIES OCEAN BOTTOM SPREADING BATHYMETRY SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN THOMAS WASHINGTON VESSEL |
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The report summarizes Leg 2 of Expedition South Tow, conducted by the R/V THOMAS WASHINGTON from Papeete, Tahiti to Valparaiso, Chile during 15 February - 20 March 1972. Extensive near-bottom geophysical data over the Pacific-Antarctic Rise at 51 degrees S were obtained in order to study the detailed structure of the magnetic time scale between magnetic Anomaly 3 on both sides of the rise crest. Underway bathymetry, magnetic, and navigation plots are included. An excellent surface magnetic profile on the west flank of the Pacific-Antarctic Rise showed Anomalies 1-20 clearly with an abrupt increase in the spreading half-rate from 2.3 cm/yr for anomalies older than Anomaly 5 to 4.8 cm/yr for the younger anomalies. (Author) |
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SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF OCEANOGRAPHY SAN DIEGO CALIF MARINE PHYSICAL LAB |
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Mudie,John D. Grow,John A. Dlitgord,Kim D. Larson,Peggy A. |
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Mudie,John D. |
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Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. |
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Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. |
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Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. |
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Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. |
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Shipboard Cruise Report on Leg Two of Expedition South Tow: Studies in the Southeast Pacific. |
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shipboard cruise report on leg two of expedition south tow: studies in the southeast pacific. |
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