GeO-TOC project-reuse of submarine cables for seismic and geoelectrical measurements
GeO-TOC project-reuse of submarine cables for seismic and geoelectrical measurements
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DOI：
10.4294/jpe1952.43.619
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发表时间：
1995-01-01
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Kinoshita, H
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作者：
Kasahara, J;Utada, H;Kinoshita, H
日本和美国的研究人员已经开始合作，将一条前海底电话电缆(1991年退役的TPC-1)重新用于海底科学测量。TPC-1从日本的尼诺宫到美国的关岛，全长约2700公里，走向几乎是N-S方向。利用类似的同轴电缆，在日本北部成功地安装了一个100米深的样机组合仪器。一个工具包已经建成，将于1996年部署在北纬30度附近。该仪器由三个带24位A/D转换器的加速度计、一个采用模拟遥测的水听器、一个数据长度为16位的石英温度计和一个石英压力传感器组成。数据将被实时传输到尼诺米亚站。其他重复使用日本直通和俄罗斯Nakhodka之间以及日本冲绳和关岛之间的海底电话电缆的计划也在考虑之中。
Cooperative efforts by Japanese and U.S. researchers have been initiated to reuse a former submarine telephone cable (''TPC-1,'' retired in 1991) for undersea scientific measurements. TPC-1 runs from Ninomiya, Japan to Guam, U.S.A., and has a length of ca. 2,700 km with a strike almost in the N-S direction. A prototype instrument package was successfully installed in northern Japan at depth of 100 m using a similar coaxial cable. An instrumental package has been built and will be deployed near 30 degrees N in 1996. The instrument has three component accelerometers with 24 bit A/D converters, a hydrophone using analog telemetry, and a quartz thermometer and a quartz pressure sensor with a data length of 16 bits. The data will be transmitted to the Ninomiya station in real-time. Other plans to reuse submarine telephone cables between Naoetsu, Japan and Nakhodka, Russia and between Okinawa, Japan and Guam are being considered.