The SEPA project is a two year deployment of broadband PASSCAL instruments
in Chilean Patagonia, the South Shetland Islands, and the Antarctic Peninsula.
It is a joint project involving Washington University,
Universidad de Chile, and Bristol University (UK), and is
funded by the U.S. Antarctic Program (NSF - Office of Polar Programs) and
the Instituto Antartico Chileno (INACH). Ten broadband seismographs were deployed during January and February, 1997. This site contains a
brief description of the project, station location maps, and a gallery
of photos, including typical station layout, as well as plenty of penguins
and seals.
Non-technical project description
A brief description of the technical aspects
SEPA station geometry maps:
Station Status
Gallery of Photos
Doug Wiens' Home Page
Seismology program, Washington University
Southwest Pacific Seismic Experiment (SPASE)
Dpto de Geophysica, Universidad de Chile
Sergio Barrientos' Home Page, Universidad de Chile
The IRIS Consortium
NSF Polar Research Program
Latest revision: March 21, 1997
