Batholiths Experiment
The Batholiths experiment is a seismic refraction and wide-angle reflection survey across the Coast Mountains batholith of British Columbia, Canada. Several EPIC staff members will be deployed on the Batholiths Experiment in July of 2009. This project will involve over 2300 Texans and 1900 4.5Hz geophones in a combination of single-channel and three-channel station configurations, and will utilize two separate Field Centers.
Read more about the Batholiths Project at the Batholiths Website, and in a summary by PIs John Hole, George Spence and Kate Miller (810 kB).
A pair of photographic essays on Batholiths 2009 can be found here (short version) and here (long version).
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