GLIMPCE refraction; 27 refraction sites; seismic refraction

The GLIMPCE Great Lakes seismic experiment was conducted in 1986. It was a wide-angle seismic refraction experiment with data recorded by various research groups using fixed stations on land. The sources were air-gun sources fired from a moving ship.

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Title (French) GLIMPCE refraction; 27 refraction sites; sismique réfraction
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Open Canada Date Published 1986-06-01 00:00:00
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Open Canada Keywords {"fr": ["glimpce", "géophysique", "lac supérieur", "sciences de la terre", "sismique réfraction"], "en": ["crustal", "earth sciences", "geophysics", "glimpce", "lake superior", "refraction", "seismic"]}
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