KIMBA: Seismic deployments in the Kimberley Region in 1997 and 1998
- Brian Kennett (1997): KIMBA97. Australian Passive Seismic Server - Australian National University. Other/Seismic Network. doi: 10.7914/SN/7D_1997
- Brian Kennett (1998): KIMBA98. Australian Passive Seismic Server - Australian National University. Other/Seismic Network. doi: 10.7914/SN/7E_1998
Stage one - KIMBA97
From July to October 1997, a set of broadband instruments were deployed in the Kimberley region, on the King Leopold and Halls creek fold belts, as well as the interior of the block. The array was designed to build on the information gained from SKIPPY and to improve knowledge of a region where very little geophysical investigation was available. The instruments used were the Guralp CMG-3ESP and Reftek recorders.
Stage two - KIMBA98
From May to October 1998, a second seismic deployment was conducted in Kimberley, including the remote northern part of the region. The same type of instruments were used (Guralp CMG-3ESP and Reftek) and the station locations were chosen to improve the coverage of the region.
Funding sources: Research School of Earth Sciences, ANU
