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736: 222:. Developed in the late 1960s, the purpose of the survey method is to use active sonar systems on the sea floor to detect and develop images of objects. The physical sensors of the sonar device are known as a transducer array and they are mounted onto the hull of a vessel which sends acoustic pulses that reflect off the seafloor and received by the sensors. The imaging can help determine the seafloors composition as harder objects generate a stronger reflectance and appear dark on the returned image. Softer materials such as sand and mud cannot reflect the arrays pulses as well so they appear lighter on the image. This information can be analyzed by specialist to determine 151: 471:. Divergent plate boundaries are when two tectonic plates move away from each other, convergent plate boundaries are when two plates move towards each other, and transform plate boundaries are when two plates slide sideways past each other. Each boundary type is associated with different geological marine features. Divergent plates are the cause for mid-ocean ridge systems while convergent plates are responsible for subduction zones and the creation of deep ocean trenches. Transform boundaries cause earthquakes, displacement of rock, and crustal deformation. 5401: 402: 331: 5016: 610: 6289: 5028: 6310: 4648: 243: 539: 5390: 5040: 6299: 121:. The scientists' goal was to prove that there was life in the deepest parts of the ocean. Using a sounding rope, dropped over the edge of the ship, the team was able to capture ample amounts of data. Part of their discovery was that the deepest part of the ocean was not in the middle. These were some of the first records of the mid-ocean ridge system. 998: 238:
Similarly to side-scan sonar, multibeam bathymetry uses a transducer array to send and receive sound waves in order to detect objects located on the sea floor. Unlike side-scan sonar, scientists are able to determine multiple types of measurements from the recordings and make hypothesis' on the data
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The benefit to a magnetometer compared to sonar devices is its ability to detect artifacts and geological features on top and underneath the seafloor. Because the magnetometer is a passive sensor, and does not emit waves, its exploration depth is unlimited. Although, in most studies, the resolution
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This method is less expensive than releasing a vehicle to take photographs of the sea floor, and requires less time. The side-scan sonar is useful for scientists as it is a quick and efficient way of collecting imagery of the sea floor, but it cannot measure other factors, such as depth. Therefore,
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Divergent plates are directly responsible for the largest mountain range on Earth, known as the mid-ocean ridge system. At nearly 60,000 km long, the mid-ocean ridge is an extensive chain of underwater volcanic mountains that spans the globe. Centralized in the oceans, this unique geological
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There are limitations to this technique. The distance between the sea floor and the sensor is related to the resolution of the map being created. The closer the sensor is the sea floor, the higher the resolution will be and the farther away the sensor is to the sea floor, the lower the resolution
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of the sea floor to not only map depth, but also to map beneath the sea floor. Mounted to the hull of a ship, the system releases low-frequency pulses which penetrate the surface of the sea floor and are reflected by sediments in the sub-surface. Some sensors can reach over 1000 meters below the
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and move relative to each other due to convection between the asthenosphere and lithosphere. The speed at which the plates move ranges between 2 and 15 centimeters per year. Why this theory is so significant is the interaction between the tectonic plates explains many geological formations. In
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formed over millions of years from precipitating metals from seawater and sediment pore water. They are typically found unattached, spread across the abyssal seafloor and contain metals crucial for building batteries and touch screens, including cobalt, nickel, copper, and manganese.
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collected. By understanding the speed at which sound will travel in the water, scientists can calculate the two way travel time from the ship's sensor to the seafloor and back to the ship. These calculations will determine to depth of the sea floor in that area.
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EM300 bathymetry of the three submarine volcanoes in the vicinity of Farallon de Pajaros Island. The data were collected using the EM300 multibeam system mounted on the hull of the R/V Thompson. The grid-cell size is 35 meters. The image is 2 times vertically
259:. Objects in the water column can include structures from shipwrecks, dense biology, and bubble plumes. The importance of objects in the water column to marine geology is identifying specific features as bubble plumes can indicate the presence of 322:, the sub-bottom profiles delivers insights on the location and morphology of submarine landslide, identifies how oceanic gasses travel through the subsurface, discover artifacts from cultural heritages, understand sediment deposition, and more. 350:. When the Earth turns on its axis, the metals release electrical currents which generate magnetic fields. These fields can then be measured to reveal geological subseafloor structures. This method is especially useful in marine exploration and 953:
levels in the sea water. Marine geology can determine areas which have been damaged to employ habitat restoration techniques. It can also help determine areas that have not been affecting by bottom trawling and employ conservation protection.
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of 9.1 which then triggered a tsunami that caused waves to reach a height of at least 30 ft and killed approximately 230,000 people in 13 different countries. Marine geology and understanding plate boundaries supports the development of
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Marine geology has several methods of detecting geological features below the sea. One of the economic benefits of geological surveying of the seafloor is determining valuable resources that can be extracted. The two major resources
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The importance of mapping the seafloor has been recognized by governments and scientists alike. Because of this, an international collaboration effort to create a high-definition map of the entire seafloor was developed, called the
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is another measurement used to determine the intensity of the sound that is returned to the sensor. This information can provide insight on the geological makeup and objects of the sea floor as well as objects located within the
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A theoretical model of the formation of magnetic striping. New oceanic crust forming continuously at the crest of the mid-ocean ridge cools and becomes increasingly older as it moves away from the ridge crest with seafloor
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have been discovered. Furthermore, 90% of the species have yet to be identified. Proper marine survey techniques have protected thousands of habitats and species by dedicating it to conservation.
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protruding from the mid-ocean ridge. They discovered that on either side of the ridge, symmetrical "strips" were found as the polarity of the planet would change over time. This proved that
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hypothesized that the seafloor was spreading from the mid-ocean ridge system. With support from the maps of the sea floor, and the recently developed theory of plate tectonics and
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system. After ships were equipped with sonar sensors, they travelled back and forth across the Atlantic Ocean collecting observations of the sea floor. In 1953, the cartographer
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patterns. Analyzing the effects that the seafloor has on water movement can help support planning and location selection of generators offshore and optimize energy farming.
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existed. In later years, newer technology was able to date the rocks and identified that rocks closest to the ridge were younger than the rocks near the coasts of the
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Volcanic arcs and oceanic trenches partly encircling the Pacific Basin form the so-called Pacific Ring of fire, a zone of frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
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generated the first three-dimensional relief map of the ocean floor which proved there was an underwater mountain range in the middle of the Atlantic, along with the
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The benefit of the sub-bottom profiler is its capability to record information on the surface and below the seafloor. When accompanied with geophysical data from
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Bottom trawling also poses a detrimental effects to the sea and using marine geology techniques can be helpful at mitigating them. Bottom trawling, generally a
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and certainty of the data collected is dependent on the distance from the device. The closer the device is to a ferrous object, the better the data collected.
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Manganese nodules on the seafloor in the Clarion-Clipperton zone. The image was taken with ROV KIEL 6000 during expedition SO239 with FS SONNE in April 2015.
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border of the tectonic plates, the oceanic plates subduct underneath the continental plates, creating some of the deepest marine trenches in the world
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Many section of the oceans are permanently dark, low temperatures, and are under extreme pressure, making them difficult to observe. According to the
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in the years following World War II. The deep ocean floor is the last essentially unexplored frontier and detailed mapping in support of economic (
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At present, marine geology focuses on geological hazards, environmental conditions, habitats, natural resources, and energy and mining projects.
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There are multiple methods for collecting data from the sea floor without physically dispatching humans or machines to the bottom of the ocean.
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or crabs. During this process, the net damages the seafloor by scraping and removing animals and vegetation living on the seabed, including
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continuously released molten rock from the mid-ocean ridge and that the molten rock then solidified, causing the boundary between the two
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hosted nearly 250 people, including sailors, engineers, carpenters, marines, officers, and a 6-person team of scientists, led by
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as it can not only characterize geological features on the seafloor but can survey aircraft and ship wrecks deep under the sea.
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and objects on and below the sea floor. The returned data is collected by computers and with aid from hydrographers, can create
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Prior to World War II, marine geology grew as a scientific discipline. During the early 20th century, organizations such as the
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Marine geology also has many applications on the subject of offshore energy development. Offshore energy is the generation of
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of the terrain below the sea floor. The resolution of the data also allows scientists to identify geological features such as
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other depth measuring sonar devices are typically accompanied with the side-scan sonar to generate a more detailed survey.
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The Mariana Trench is the deepest known submarine trench, and the deepest location in the Earth's crust itself. It is a
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along the ridge, the two plates diverge from each other pulling up the new ocean floor from below the crust. Along the
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and forces applied to them. Another example why marine geology is needed for future energy projects is to understand
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mapping and conservation. With global events causing potentially irreversible damage to the sea habitats, such as
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at sea include oil and minerals. Over the last 30 years, deep-sea mining has generated between $ 9 -$ 11 billion
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is divided into extensive plates of rock. These plates sit on top of partially molten layer of rock known as the
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on each other and one plate is pushed beneath the other. In a marine setting, this typically occurs when the
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Plate tectonics is a scientific theory developed in the 1960s that explains major land form events, such as
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has set aside approximately 160,000 square kilometers of seabed within the CCZ as the area is rich with
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movement to convert to energy. Understanding the seafloor and geological features can help develop the
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The CCZ has been surveyed and mapped to designate specific areas for mining and for conservation. The
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surface of the sea floor, giving hydrographers a detailed view of the marine geological environment.
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is a complex subject that is necessary to understand to protect infrastructure and the environment.
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is the main piece of equipment deployed, which is typically towed behind a vessel or mounted to a
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Many sub-bottom profilers can emit multiple frequencies of sound to record data on a multitude of
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and other mitigation techniques to protect the people and environments who may be susceptible to
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is the process of sediment and materials breaking down and transported due to the effects of the
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and mitigation techniques for these disastrous events will require marine geology of coastal and
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at the seafloor. The sudden change in magnetism can be analyzed on the magnetometer's display.
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Marine geological studies were of extreme importance in providing the critical evidence for
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technique, involves dragging a large net that herds and captures a target species, such as
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Model of the earthquake epicenter and tsunami extent of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake
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the geological area before development is needed to insure proper support of the
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The study of marine geology dates back to the late 1800s during the 4-year HMS
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In the 1950s, marine geology had one of the most significant discoveries, the
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is the study of the history and structure of the ocean floor. It involves
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The stability of the seafloor is important for the creation of offshore
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Index

Marine Geology
Marine Geology (journal)
geophysical
geochemical
sedimentological
paleontological
ocean floor
coastal zone
geophysics
physical oceanography
sea floor spreading
plate tectonics
petroleum
metal
mining
Challenger expedition
Charles Wyville Thomson
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
mid-ocean ridge
Marie Tharp
Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Harry H. Hess
continental drift
Earth's mantle
tectonic plates
diverge
magnetometers
basalt rock

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