High-resolution Seismic Investigation of the Medicine Lake Volcano, California
Nickname
MEDICINE
Format
SEGY
Type
USGS
Start year
1985
End Year
1985
Description
In September, 1985, the USGS and Lawrence Livermore National Labs (LLNL) conducted a three-dimensional high-resolution seismic study of the Medicine Lake Volcano in nothern California. The purpose of the experiment was to detect, with resolution of about 1 km, any P-velocity anomalies present in the shallow crust under the volcano.
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