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Field Activity Details for field activity F-01-89-NC

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AKA: 89001, 1989-001-FA, F189NC

Other ID: none

Status: Cancelled

Organization(s): USGS, Pacific Coastal and Marine Science Center

Funding Program(s):

Principal Investigator(s): John Chin, Dave Rubin

Affiliate Investigator(s): David Twitchell, USGS, Woods Hole

Information Specialist(s): John Chin

Data Type(s): Location-Elevation: Navigation, Sampling: Geology, Seismics: Boomer, Sonar: Sidescan, Sonar: Single Beam, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler

Scientific Purpose/Goals: The objectives of cruises 89001 and 89002 were to obtain a baseline data set of high-resolution sidescan-sonar imagery, single-channel geophysical profiles (high resolution) of the shallow subbottom, intermediate-penetration 40 cubic inch airgun profiles, and the surface sediment samples. The baseline data set was designed to allow us to characterize and understand this shallow segment of the continental margin off San Francisco, and to serve as a preliminary database for subsequent, more detailed and site specific studies.

Vehicle(s):

Start Port/Location: Redwood City, CA

End Port/Location: San Francisco, CA

Start Date: 1989-01-06

End Date: 1989-01-11

Equipment Used: RhoRho, vanveengrab, Huntec, uniboom, 10khz, 3.5khz, sidescansonar

Information to be Derived:

Summary of Activity and Data Gathered:

Staff:

Affiliate Staff:

Notes: FAN exists as F189NC; cancelled 10/18/2018
FAN created from InfoBank 10/20/2017

Location:

Farallons, Northern California

Boundaries
North: 38.29140603 South: 37.3549664 West: -123.30480158 East: -121.78820002

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Publications

Portals/Viewers

Data Acquired

Survey EquipmentSurvey InfoData Type(s)Data Collected
RhoRho --- Navigation
vanveengrab --- Geology
Huntec --- Boomer
uniboom --- Boomer
10khz --- Single Beam
3.5khz --- Sub Bottom Profiler
sidescansonar --- Sidescan

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