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ZO (2017-2017): Central Oregon Dense 3C Node Transect

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FDSN code ZO (2017-2017) Network name Central Oregon Dense 3C Node Transect (Cascadia 2017)
Start year 2017 Operated by
End year 2017 Deployment region
Description

This seismic deployment is designed with the goal of using the receiver function method to image the fine-scale structure of the crust and uppermost mantle along a subduction zone interface. Specifically, we plan to deploy ~300 3c nodal seismometers (62 from PASSCAL) in a dense line across central Oregon perpendicular to the trench. This deployment will be the densest (by a factor of 10) onshore seismic deployment across the Cascadia Subduction Zone (coast to backarc) to date achieving an average station spacing of ~500 meters. We anticipate the results of this work will demonstrate the first large-scale use of the autonomous nodal instrument as a viable instrument for the generation of high-resolution receiver functions. We will also experiment with extending the deployment time (currently battery life limited) by reoccupying some station locations.

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Digital Object Identifier (DOI) 10.7914/SN/ZO_2017
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