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hobby #168

Seismic Refraction Mapping

Using geophones and sledgehammer impacts to map subsurface geology through p-wave velocity analysis. Plant geophones in a 24-meter array, strike a metal plate with a sledgehammer, record first-arrival times, calculate layer depths and composition from velocity contrasts. Distinguishes bedrock from overburden, finds buried foundations, maps water tables.

One Point Eight Metres Where the Ice Left Clay thumbnail Jun 19 5:12 PM #168 5 min

One Point Eight Metres Where the Ice Left Clay

Seismic Refraction Mapping

Struck a steel plate with a sledgehammer to find out what the Victorians buried under my garage. The answer is clay. Lots of clay.

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