Titlebook: Glaciated Continental Margins; An Atlas of Acoustic Thomas A. Davies,Trevor Bell,Jay A. Stravers Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media

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An Atlas of Acoustic Images.illustrates the complexity of features found in glaciated and formerlyglaciated marine environments. The volume was assembled by aninternational Editorial Committee, led by Thomas A. Davies (Universityof Texas), from records gathered in the course of recent research andcontributed978-94-011-5820-6

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Hauptstadtsuche zwischen Bonn und Berlin,ing the depositional setting. The low angle bedding and regional consistency of the bedrock seismic horizons within Hudson Bay allows detailed structure revealed by the Huntec DTS. high resolution system, to be extrapolated to depths where they are visible on the multichannel data. This approach has

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s, and more than 80 years since the same situation was recognized in the Antarctic. These observations lead to the realization that in the recent geologic past, ice, now mainly associated with the polar regions, had been much more widespread, and was, in fact, responsible for the formation and shapi

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Hauptprobleme der Bodenmechanik “gas blanking, acoustic turbidity or acoustic masking” [., 1988]. The gas scatters or attentuates the acoustic energy, preventing penetration. Coherent reflection events (sediment bedding horizons) that border the areas with high gas content are often deflected downward (pull downs): the result of

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Hauptstadtsuche zwischen Bonn und Berlin,tion of seismic reflection profiling systems. Data from Hudson Bay Canada, was concurrently collected using a Huntec DTS. high resolution subbottom profiler, a.6 litre (40 cubic inch) airgun with single channel seismic eel, and a 16 kilojoule sparker with multichannel seismic array. No detrimental “

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