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01-02-2015, 01:02 PM
Hi Brian, is probably "WC85", and yes, was acquired in 1985. This is Western Geophysical Company data. Western Geco and the USGS more or less saved my career by making all or most their 2D seismic reflection data available for the west coast, Alaska, and other places including the east coast USA, Haiti, etc. Google USGS NAMSS and you will find the site where these data are available.
The knoll probably has been known for 100 years or more because depth sounding have been done for a long time. I'm not sure when it was first understood that the knoll was an anticline associated with the Dume fault. I'm guessing 1960s because the petroleum test wells are, I think, from the 1960s.
Chris
The knoll probably has been known for 100 years or more because depth sounding have been done for a long time. I'm not sure when it was first understood that the knoll was an anticline associated with the Dume fault. I'm guessing 1960s because the petroleum test wells are, I think, from the 1960s.
Chris