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  • Experiment Name: Shear-wave Splitting in the Snake River Plain
  • PI: Walker, Klemperer
  • Email: ktwalker@stanford.edu
  • Sponsor: Stanford U
  • Inst: Stanford, Stanford
  • Start_Date: 6/1/2000
  • End_Date: 9/15/2001
  • Lat: 57.0
  • Long: -170.0
  • Chan6: 4
  • Broadband: 4
  • Descr: The tectonic evolution of the outer Bering Shelf is a subject of debate regarding three competing hypotheses for its late Cretaceous and Cenozoic deformation history. Each predicts a different orientation for the maximum principal stress. I propose to conduct a seismic shear-wave splitting study to determine the orientations of the stress axes at two locations in the outer Bering Shelf region, and so to distinguish between these competing hypotheses.


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