Raw data from a wide-angle seismic survey in the Grenada Basin

The main objectives of the GARANTI cruise (Geodynamical conditions for Aves Ridge and the Lesser ANTIlles arc splitting) concern the geodynamic conditions that prevail during the splitting between the north-south-trending Aves Ridge, an extinct volcanic arc back of the Lesser Antilles, and the present volcanic arc sitting on the Atlantic edge of the Caribbean Plate. Modalities of the stretching are poorly constrained and thus controversial. During the 2017 Garanti cruise, three combined wide-angle and reflection seismic profiles, together with gravity and magnetic data, were acquired in the Lesser Antilles Backarc. The resulting velocity models show the sedimentary and crustal structures along Aves Ridge, the Grenada Basin and the modern arc.

Disciplines

Marine geology

Keywords

Grenada Basin, Wide-angle seismic, Antilles, Back-arc basin

Location

17.5N, 13S, -60E, -63.5W

Devices

Auffret, Y., Pelleau, P., Klingelhoefer, F., Geli, L., Crozon, J., Lin, J. Y., & Sibuet, J. C. (2004). MicrOBS: A new generation of ocean bottom seismometer. First Break, 22(7), 41-47.

Hello, Y., Guralp, C., Yates, B., Anglade, A., Desprez, O., Smith, A., ... & Charvis, P. (2008). The GEOAZUR/GURAL<< HIPPOCAMPE>> OBS/LTOBS.

Data

FileSizeFormatProcessingAccess
SEGY file with navigation in the headers
2 GoSEGYRaw data
How to cite
Lebrun Jean-Frederic, Lallemand Serge, Marcaillou Boris, Klingelhoefer Frauke (2020). Raw data from a wide-angle seismic survey in the Grenada Basin. SEANOE. https://doi.org/10.17882/74223

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