The Washington University seismology group has one of the most active field programs for broadband seismology in the US. By placing seismic arrays in geologically interesting places, one can often gain a higher resolution picture inside the Earth than with a more widespread global distribution of seismographs.
| ELSC |
Geodymanics of the Eastern Lau Spreading Center |
2010-2011 |
| GAMSEIS |
Gamburtsev Subglacial Mountains Seismic Experiment |
Nov 07 - Jan 09 |
| Polenet |
The Polar Earth Observing Network |
Nov 07 - Jan 12 |
| CAMEROON |
Seismological Investigation of the Cameroon Volcanic Line |
Jan 05 - Jan 07 |
| MARIANA |
Multi-Scale Seismic Imaging of the Mariana Subduction Factory |
Apr 03 - Oct 04 |
| SAFT |
Seismic Arrays in Fiji and Tonga |
Jul 01 - Aug 02 |
| FLED |
Florida to Edmonton Array |
May 01 - Sept 02 |
| TAMSEIS |
Transantarctic Mountains Seismic Experiment |
Nov 00 - Nov 03 |
| BSOBS |
Bransfield Strait - South Shetlands Ocean Bottom Seismograph Survey |
Dec 98 - May 99 |
| SEPA |
Seismic Experiment in Patagonia and Antarctica |
Jan 97 - Nov 01 |
| MOMA |
Missouri to Massachusetts Array |
Jan 95 - Apr 96 |
| LABATTS |
Lau Basin Ocean Bottom Seismograph Survey |
Sept 94 - Dec 94 |
| SPaSE |
Southwest Pacific Seismic Experiment |
Nov 93 - Dec 95 |
