C.H. Jones datasets

2000-2002 Marlborough Faults Passive Array Experiment, New Zealand

Brief description: 9 arrays of short period (mainly 2 Hz) + 7 broadband sensors recording at 40 sps in a transect across the Wairau (Alpine) Fault and Awatere fault.

Full collection of waveforms:available from IRIS Data Management Center as SEED.

1998-2000 Coso Passive Array Experiment, California

Publication: Wilson et al., submitted to JGR, 2002.

Brief description: 20 arrays of short period (mainly 2 Hz) sensors recording at 40 sps around the Coso Geothermal Field

Full collection of waveforms:available from IRIS Data Management Center as SEED.

1997 Sierran Paradox Experiment, California

Brief description: 24 broadband seismometers were deployed across the southern Sierra Nevada from May to October 1997. Stations recorded 32 bits/sample and 25 sps.

Full collection of waveforms: available from IRIS Data Management Center as SEED.

1994-5 Colorado Plateau-Great Basin project

Publication: Sheehan et al., GRL, 1997.

Brief description: 12 broadband seismometers were deployed in eastern Nevada and Utah from September 1993 to August 1994. Stations recorded at 32 bits/sample and 25 sps (mostly).

Full collection of waveforms: available from IRIS Data Management Center as segy volumes. Event gathers available as SEED.

1994 Southern Sierra CD Project-Death Valley deployment

Brief Description: One array of 14 instruments (3 BB, 11 SP) at Harrisburg Flat, one small array of 1 BB and 2 SP instruments at Dante's View, and a BB at Darwin Plateau. Some sensors moved to record aftershocks of earthquake south of Carson City.

Full collection of waveforms: available from IRIS Data Management Center as SEED .

1993 Southern Sierra Continental Dynamics Project

Publication: Jones and Phinney, JGR, 1998.

Brief description: Three arrays of 9 or 11 seismometers (3 broadband, remainder short-period) deployed along the east-west transect of the southern Sierra Continental Dynamics Project. Seismometers recorded continuously at 20 sps from June-July to October 1993.

Full collection of waveforms: available from IRIS Data Management Center. CSS3.0 schema over segy files. (DMC seems to have some trouble finding the tapes).

Teleseisms used in receiver function analysis: available online soon.

Receiver functions used in Jones and Phinney, 1998: available as an electronic supplement to the JGR paper; online here soon.

1988 Sierran Tomography experiment

Publication: Jones et al., JGR, 1994

Brief description: 16 portable triggered seismometers were deployed across the southern Sierra Nevada from June to October 1988. Six instruments were L4-3Ds extended to about 10s response; remainder were 3 component 1-s sensors.

Teleseismic Arrival Time picks (ascii file): available soon via ftp

Raw waveforms: (about 100 Mb) available by request to cjones@colorado.edu. Raw binary files with CSS3.0 schema database tables. Include information on use and format capability (anonymous ftp space, tape capability) in request.

1981-1985 Vegas Range paleomagnetic data

Publication: Nelson and Jones, Tectonics, 1987.

Brief description: Several paleomagnetic localities within Cambrian carbonates in the Las Vegas Range, southern Nevada, about 7-20 samples/locality.

Raw demagnetization measurements Not presently available.

1983 Utah microearthquake experiment

Publication: C. H. Jones, PhD thesis, MIT, 1987. Also Jones et al., GSA Abstr. Prog, 1993.

Brief description:40+ short-period, single component instruments were recorded on smoked paper from August-early October 1983. Instruments were deployed at 3-10 km spacing in Hansel Valley to Pocatello Valley, northern Utah and southern Idaho.

Local earthquake arrival time picks available by request to cjones@colorado.edu.

Last modified on June 8, 2004