PBIC related Field Projects

Many different research projects have used the PBIC equipment over the years. The PBIC equipment has also been used for earthquake responses in several Rapid Array Mobilization Projects (RAMPs) over the years. The following is a partial list of those experiments:

• Joshua Tree RAMP
• Landers RAMP
• Northridge RAMP
• Cajon Pass Borehole
• LA Basin Regional Seismic Experiment (1993 and 1994 land portions)
• Hector Mines RAMP
• Santa Cruz Cliff Shaking
• Santa Barbara Array
• San Simeon Ramp

PBIC Equipment Timelines

• 1992 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 07-01-1997

  1993 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 07-01-1997

  1994 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 07-01-1997

  1995 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 01-23-1996

  1996 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 01-08-1997

  1997 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 01-02-1998

  1998 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 02-02-1999

  1999 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 05-02-2000

  2000 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 09-06-2000

  2000 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  2001 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 10-11-2002

  2001 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  2002 Equipment Timeline (from postscript version) Last updated 10-11-2002

  2002 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  2003 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  2004 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  2005 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  2006 Equipment Timeline (database generated version) Last updated 03-21-2007

  Proposed entries in the current timeline represent projects that have made formal requests for equipment. They don't necessarily represent a firm committment of the equipment. See the section on policy for more information.