GPS Fieldwork in Papua New Guinea - September to November 2003
Proposed networks - Sites observed - Timeseries
In 2003 we will be conducting fieldwork from September to November. During this time we intend
to:
reobserve the newtork of sites in New Ireland and the Gazelle Peninsula
reobserve some existing sites in the Highlands first observed in 1993 by NMB
reobserve a network of GPS sites spanning the Bismarck Sea Seismic Lineation near
Wewak
observe a new network of sites along the northern foothills of the Highlands
and throughout the Sepik region
observe a new network of sites in the southeastern Highlands between Goroka,
Lae and Port Moresby
Sites to be observed are shown in the figures above. Blue triangles: sites for which
one good occupation has been made already; black squares: sites for which velocities have
been estimated; red squares: proposed new sites without possible air access; red circles:
proposed new sites with possible air access.
Where's Richard?
The map below will be updated regularly
to indicate the sites which have been observed. (Return to Top)
Sites observed to date in 2003. Site in red indicates the current location of the
field party. Previously estimated velocities (black) and new/updated site velocities
(red) are plotted.
Field work completed to date
As at 30 June 2003 we have observed a total of 10 sites. Click on the
site name to see the resulting time series. (Return to Top)
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Last modified: 30 June 2003
pault@rses.anu.edu.au
Page prepared by: Paul Tregoning
