U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR / U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DIGITAL DATA SERIES DDS-13 International Phase of Ocean Drilling Seismic Line 1 Demultiplexed Data Cape Hatteras to Mid-Atlantic Ridge DISC ¯07 Demultiplexed Seismic Data Each file of seismic data is the disc-image of a SEG-Y format tape output during the demultiplexing of the original field data. The data were written to tape using the 32 bit IBM floating point format (Barry, and others, 1975). As the data were copied bit-for-bit to the CD-ROM file, this format was preserved. Each file of sesimic data is named IPD{number}, where {number} is the first shotpoint in the file. NOTE: FFID indicates the Field File Identification Number assigned each shot as it was recorded. file: ¯IPD2882.SGY sample rate: 4000.0 microsec samples per trace: ¯1550 data length: ¯6200 msec bytes per trace: ¯6440 bytes in file: ¯140228160 traces in file: ¯21774 first trace: ¯165/1 FFID/trace last trace: ¯516/12 FFID/trace file: ¯IPD3057.SGY sample rate: 4000.0 microsec samples per trace: ¯1550 data length: ¯6200 msec bytes per trace: ¯6440 bytes in file: ¯78185200 traces in file: ¯12140 first trace: ¯516/13 FFID/trace last trace: ¯711/62 FFID/trace file: ¯IPD3103.SGY sample rate: 4000.0 microsec samples per trace: ¯1549 data length: ¯6196 msec bytes per trace: ¯6436 bytes in file: ¯136942372 traces in file: ¯21277 first trace: ¯607/1 FFID/trace last trace: ¯950/11 FFID/trace 1 file: ¯IPD3274.SGY sample rate: 4000.0 microsec samples per trace: ¯1549 data length: ¯6196 msec bytes per trace: ¯6436 bytes in file: ¯139027636 traces in file: ¯21601 first trace: ¯950/12 FFID/trace last trace: ¯336/36 FFID/trace file: ¯IPD3407.SGY sample rate: 4000.0 microsec samples per trace: ¯1549 data length: ¯6196 msec bytes per trace: ¯6436 bytes in file: ¯137135452 traces in file: ¯21307 first trace: ¯336/37 FFID/trace last trace: ¯680/15 FFID/trace Observer Logs The following files are digitized versions of the original observer's log sheets. Each file is named OB{number}.{format}, where {number} is the first shot point on the page, and {format} is the graphic format of the file: PCX, TIF, or GIF. No {format} extension is shown for the file names given below. OB2850 OB2900 OB2950 OB3000 OB3050 OB3100 OB3150 OB3200 OB3240A OB3250 OB3290 OB3340 OB3390 OB3431 OB3431G OB3481 OB3531 REFERENCE Barry, K.M., Cavers, D.A., and Kneale, C.W., 1975, Recommended standards for digital tape formats: Geophysics, v. 40, p. 344-352. 2