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Site Characterization Studies: October - November 2003

Map of Kester's property showing relevant shots and data sets

Map of seismic deployments surrounding the SAFOD site from Oct.-Nov., 2003. Note: this map is for informational purposes only, and no claims are made for its accuracy. Also, this map only shows the central part of the Hole Ryberg line, which extends from Camp Roberts on the SW to Coalinga on the NE.

This web page will serve as a single repository and portal for information pertaining to a series of seismological field studies conducted surrounding the San Andreas Fault Observatory at Depth (SAFOD) site in October and November 2003.

Relevant Shots and Data Sets

A list of the sources and array/network data available from SAFOD site characterization studies undertaken at Parkfield from Oct. - Nov. 2003, is given below. Individuals requesting data and/or travel time picks from these arrays should directly contact the PIs listed.

Sources:

  • Hole/Ryberg in-line shots (63 @ 20 - 400 lbs, mostly 200 lb)
  • USGS and Hole/Ryberg off-line shots (5 @ 200 - 210 lbs)
  • Catchings et al. auger hole shots (mostly 5 lbs)
  • Catchings et al. shot guns

Temporary Arrays:

Permanent Networks (NCSN and HRSN data available from N. Calif. Data Center):

  • Northern California Seismic Network (USGS)
  • High Resolution Seismic Network (U.C. Berkeley)
  • UPSAR array (USGS, contact Joe Fletcher)

Downloadable data

Download shot locations and origin times, receiver locations, local earthquake catalog, coordinates of San Andreas Fault trace, and general coordinate system information.

Notes:

  • Tables to be downloaded via this site are in comma-delimited format.
  • The name of each person responsible for providing the information indicated above is in parentheses. If your name is listed here, please send the information you are responsible for to the webmaster, Scott Haefner for posting, with cc. to Steve Hickman (hickman@usgs.gov).
  • Coordinate Systems: Members of the SAFOD science team have agreed that final data products (e.g., earthquake locations and velocity models) will be portrayed using the UTM projection, North American Datum 1927 (NAD27; the same one used in USSG topographic maps). The web site linked to above was created by Steve Roecker describing how to make the transformation from the various reference frames now in use (e.g., the WGS-84 frame used by most GPS receivers) to UTM/NAD27.
  • Elevation Standards: All elevations reported through this web site are in meters above mean sea level, obtained using GPS receivers (with the appropriate corrections) and/or USGS topographic maps and digital elevation models. Detailed instructions on determining accurate station and shot elevations for the Oct/Nov 2003 Parkfield site characterization studies.