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01/05/ IAP Class Field Geophysics Instructors Tom Herring, Brad Hager Web:

01/05/ IAP Class 12 Aims of IAP 2004 Field camp location near Blythe California. Approximate location latitude N, Longitude E ( W) Two main objectives –Relative motions of GPS monuments in the region –Development of sub-surface structure model based on gravity measurements

01/05/ IAP Class 13 Class Conduct Course is pass/fail grading Grade will be based on field camp participation and the final project/Oral presentation. Final Paper should be ~10 double spaced pages long. Paper will present analysis of data collected at field camp. Working in teams is acceptable but final report must be each students individual work.

01/05/ IAP Class 14 Items needed for camp Valid picture ID (Drivers License or passport) Tent, Sleeping bag (40 deg nighttime temperatures), ground sheet Sturdy boots Sturdy water bottle Hat for sun protection Flashlight Sun block moisturizer Field notebook, pens, calculator Clothing for 7days (layering). Daytime temperatures will be in mid-70s. See Web page for complete list Laptop computer and/or camera (optional)

01/05/ IAP Class 15 Flight Itinerary Depart Logan Airport: Delta 565/3949 6:50 AM, Friday Jan 9, to Palm Springs via Salt Lake City. Arrive Palm Springs 12:06 PM. Drive directly to field camp. Meet in at 5:00 am Friday morning Return: Delta 652/463 9:00 AM Friday Jan 16, to Boston via Atlanta. Arrive Logan airport 7:40 pm

01/05/ IAP Class 16 Class schedule this week Tues: 10:00 am Introduction to GPS –Reading list: Herring, Geodetic Applications of GPS, Proc. IEEE, 87, , McClusky et al., Present Day Kinematics of the ECSZ, Geophys. Res. Lett, 28, , Wed: 10:00 am Introduction to gravimeters Thur: 10:99 am : Examine existing data in the region Friday: Depart for field camp Meet Wed-Friday of week following camp

01/05/ IAP Class 17 Topics to be covered Applications of the global positioning system: We will use –“Kinematic” GPS to do ~10 mm positioning of a moving antenna (gravity) –“Static” GPS to do sub-mm positioning (tectonics) Gravity measurements for inferring sub- surface characteristics Modeling of gravity by analytical/numerical integration.

01/05/ IAP Class 18 Your Activities for today In addition to reading the two papers cited earlier: –Find out what you can about GPS data and results obtained in near Blythe California –Prepare a 1-page summary for submission tomorrow. (Summary should also be ed with links included).