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The BIRPS Atlas Deep Seismic Reflection Profiles around the British Isles

Atlas Out of Print
Edited By: Simon Klemperer and Richard Hobbs
124 pages, Slipcased, illus, figs, tabs, maps (foldout)
The BIRPS Atlas
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  • The BIRPS Atlas ISBN: 9780521418287 Hardback May 1992 Out of Print #15463
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About this book

Presents together for the first time the deep seismic reflection data collected around the British Isles by the BIRPS Group (BIRPS - British Institutions Reflection Profiling Syndicate). The boxed set of 100 seismic profiles provides a detailed image of the deep structure of the continental shelf of northwest Europe, crossing all of the major geological features off the shores of the British Isles. The BIRPS data provides some of the clearest seismic images of the deep continental crust and mantle available worldwide. Each profile is separately displayed at a scale of 1: 200,000, so that the majority are a handy A4 height that allows easy interpretation. The accompanying book provides of summary of the data acquisition and processing parameters and a brief guide to interpretation of seismic data.

Contents

1. Introduction and overview; 2. BIRPS acquisition, processing and interpretation; 3. Data sheets for BIRP's surveys; Appendices.

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Atlas Out of Print
Edited By: Simon Klemperer and Richard Hobbs
124 pages, Slipcased, illus, figs, tabs, maps (foldout)
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'The organisation of the collection is first class ! a valuable reference collection of some of the best quality images that we have of the continental lithosphere, and the stimulation this could give to young earth scientists should not be underestimated.' New Scientist
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