Processed multichannel seismic data south of Bermuda, acquired during the R/V Maurice Ewing survey EW0106 (2001)

The FAIM (Far-offset Active-source Imaging of the Mantle) project collected MCS and OBS data south of Bermuda. The purpose was to acquire long-offset MCS and OBS data from crust and mantle created during slow spreading. The scientific goals of this experiment involve inferring oceanic mantle dynamic processes from the seismic structure of the upper mantle. Funded by NSF grants OCE00-02417 and OCE00-2674.

远偏移距主动源地幔成像（Far-offset Active-source Imaging of the Mantle）项目在百慕大以南区域采集了多道地震勘探（Multi-Channel Seismic, MCS）与海底地震仪（Ocean Bottom Seismometer, OBS）观测数据。本项目旨在获取慢速扩张形成的地壳与地幔对应的长偏移距多道地震及海底地震仪观测数据。本次实验的科学目标为通过上地幔的地震结构反演海洋地幔动力学过程。本项目由美国国家科学基金会（National Science Foundation, NSF）资助，资助编号为OCE00-02417与OCE00-2674。