USGS - science for a changing world

FISC - St. Petersburg

Coastal & Marine Geology Program > Center for Coastal & Watershed Studies > Professional Paper 1751

Figure 135. Seismic profile shows 12-m-thick sand accumulation north of Halfmoon Shoal (the more northern of two profile segments in Fig. 129A; from Shinn et al., 1990). Sediment is migrating westward off the Marquesas-Quicksands ridge into deeper water. Left arrow = Pleistocene Q3 Unit of Perkins (1977). Right arrow = top of Pleistocene surface. Latitude and longitude below vertical time lines on profile are given in degrees and decimal minutes based on Loran C TDs (Time Differences). Hours (military time) below coordinates serve as navigational correlation points along seismic line.

Printable Version (3.4 MB PDF)
Can't see the printable PDF version? Get the free Adobe Acrobat® Reader.

Seismic profile shows 12-m-thick sand accumulation north of Halfmoon Shoal

Coastal & Marine Geology Program > Center for Coastal & Watershed Studies > Professional Paper 1751

Accessibility FOIA Privacy Policies and Notices

Take Pride in America logo USA.gov logo U.S. Department of the Interior | U.S. Geological Survey
URL: [disc] /pubs/pp/2007/1751/professional-paper/tile11/figures/fig135.html
Page Contact Information: Feedback
Page Last Modified: December 01, 2016 @ 04:13 PM (JSS)