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S/V Yokosuka Cruise Report YK14-E02 2014FY Marine geological and geophysical surveys to unravel the subduction zone great earthquakes and tsunamis : Seismic refraction and reflection survey in the outer rise region, Japan trench (OBS deployment and retrieve) Nov. 30, 2014 Dec. 12, 2014 Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)

Contents: 1.Cruise Information: 2.Researchers 3.Overview of Observation: 4.Notice on using:

1.Cruise Information: (1)Cruise number, Ship name: YK14-E02, M/V Yokosuka (2) Title of the cruise: 2014FY Marine geological and geophysical surveys to unravel the subduction zone great earthquakes and tsunamis : Seismic refraction and reflection survey in the outer rise region (OBS deployment and retrieve) (3)Title of proposal: Marine geological and geophysical surveys to unravel the subduction zone great earthquakes and tsunamis : Seismic refraction and reflection survey in the outer rise region (4)Cruise period, Port call: 2014/11/30-12/12, Hachinohe to Tokyo (5)Research Area: Japan trench area (6)Ship track: 2.Researchers (1)Chief Scientist [Affiliation]: Yuka KAIHO [JAMSTEC] (2)Representative of Science Party [Affiliation]: Shuichi KODAIRA [JAMSTEC] (3)Science party list: Shuichi KODAIRA [JAMSTEC] Koichiro OBANA [JAMSTEC]

Tsutomu TAKAHASHI [JAMSTEC] Yojiro YAMAMOTO [JAMSTEC] Narumi TAKAHASHI [JAMSTEC] Gou FUJIE [JAMSTEC] Ayako NAKANISHI [JAMSTEC] Tetuo NO [JAMSTEC] Seiichi MIURA [JAMSTEC] Yuka KAIHO [JAMSTEC] Yasuyuki NAKAMURA [JAMSTEC] Takeshi SATO [JAMSTEC] Mikiya YAMASHITA [JAMSTEC] Hikari IWAMARU [JAMSTEC] Ingo GREVEMEYER [GEOMAR] Anke DANNOWSKI [GEOMAR] Martin THORWART [GEOMAR] Jason MORGAN [Royal Holloway University of London Department of Earth Sciences] Seckin Ozgur CITAK [JAMSTEC] 3.Overview of Observation: (1)Objectives: The objectives of this cruise are to reveal the nature of subduction zone mega earthquake through the crustal structure survey in the northern focal area of 2011 Off the Pacific coast of Tohoku Earthquake area and outer rise of adjacent oceanic plate. Especially, large tunami Earthquake such as 1933 Showa Sanriku, is concerned at outer rise area. Results of this study will contribute to understand the nature of subduction zone great earthquakes, outer rise earthquakes and incidental Tsunamis. (2)List of observations: 1)Deployment of ocean bottom seismometer (OBS) 1 OBS were deployed. 2)Retrieve of ocean bottom seismometers (OBSs) 53 OBS were retrieved. 3)Swath bathymetry mapping along survey line Swath mapping were carried out along the north side of survey line.

(3)Cruise log: Date Remarks 2014/11/30 Sun. Departure from Hachinohe, transit, OBS Deployment and Retrieve 2014/12/1 Mon. Standby due to weather condition 2014/12/2 Tue. Standby due to weather condition 2014/12/3 Wed. Standby due to weather condition 2014/12/4 Thu. Transit and retrieve of 5 OBSs 2014/12/5 Fri. Standby due to weather condition and Rretrieve of 4 OBSs 2014/12/6 Sat. Standby due to weather condition and Retrieve of 8 OBSs 2014/12/7 Sun. Standby due to weather condition 2014/12/8 Mon. Retrieve of 21 OBSs 2014/12/9 Tue. Retrieve of 13 OBSs and Swath mapping 2014/12/10 Wed. Swath mapping /Transit 2014/12/11 Thu. Transit 2014/12/12 Fri. Arrival at Tokyo (4)Observations 1)Location map of OBSs Circles show the OBS positions. 2)Locations of recovered OBS Site OBS deployed position Latitude(N) Longitude(E) Depth(m) Remarks 01_1 38 8.0 143 35.9 4368 Recovered Deployed 01_2 38 8.0 143 36.0 4407 Recovered 2 38 7.3 143 40.0 4865 Recovered

3 38 6.8 143 44.0 5554 Recovered 10_2 38 2.4 144 13.0 6490 Recovered 12_2 38 1.2 144 20.4 6153 Recovered 14 37 60.0 144 28.5 5869 Recovered 15_2 37 59.3 144 32.5 5854 Recovered 15_3 37 59.3 144 32.6 5854 Recovered 16 37 58.7 144 36.5 5708 Recovered 17 37 58.0 144 40.5 5643 Recovered 18 37 57.4 144 44.6 5533 Recovered 20 37 56.1 144 52.6 5443 Recovered 21 37 55.4 144 56.6 5489 Recovered 22 37 54.8 145 0.6 5421 Recovered 23 37 54.2 145 4.7 5440 Recovered 24 37 53.5 145 8.7 5468 Recovered 25 37 52.8 145 12.7 5466 Recovered 26 37 52.2 145 16.7 5478 Recovered 27 37 51.5 145 20.7 5426 Recovered 28 37 50.9 145 24.7 5415 Recovered 34 37 46.8 145 48.8 5377 Recovered 35 37 46.2 145 52.8 5068 Recovered 36 37 45.5 145 56.8 4109 Recovered 37 37 44.8 146 0.8 3942 Recovered 38 37 44.1 146 4.8 5359 Recovered 39 37 43.4 146 8.8 5564 Recovered 40 37 42.7 146 12.8 5546 Recovered 41 37 42.0 146 16.8 5540 Recovered 42 37 41.4 146 20.8 5540 Recovered 43 37 40.6 146 24.8 5526 Recovered 44 37 40.0 146 28.8 5536 Recovered 45 37 39.3 146 32.8 5560 Recovered 46 37 38.5 146 36.8 5575 Recovered 47 37 37.8 146 40.8 5601 Recovered 48 37 37.1 146 44.8 5556 Recovered 49 37 36.4 146 48.7 5706 Recovered 50 37 35.7 146 52.7 5687 Recovered 51 37 35.0 146 56.7 5689 Recovered 52 37 34.3 147 0.7 5697 Recovered

53 37 33.6 147 4.6 5688 Recovered 54 37 32.9 147 8.6 5686 Recovered 55 37 32.1 147 12.7 5680 Recovered 56 37 31.4 147 16.6 5686 Recovered 57 37 30.7 147 20.6 5672 Recovered 58 37 29.9 147 24.6 5687 Recovered 59 37 29.2 147 28.5 5673 Recovered 60 37 28.5 147 32.5 5633 Recovered 61 37 27.7 147 36.5 5658 Recovered 62 37 27.0 147 40.4 5661 Recovered 63 37 26.3 147 44.4 5645 Recovered 64 37 25.5 147 48.4 5668 Recovered 65 37 24.8 147 52.4 5660 Recovered 66 37 24.0 147 56.3 5657 Recovered 67 37 23.3 148 0.3 5673 Recovered 68 37 22.6 148 3.8 5676 Recovered 69 37 21.8 148 8.2 5689 Recovered *Remaining OBSs of this survey were recoverd in KR14-E02 cruise. 4.Notice on using: This cruise report is a preliminary documentation as of the end of the cruise. This report may not be corrected even if changes on contents (i.e. taxonomic classifications) may be found after its publication. This report may also be changed without notice. Data on this cruise report may be raw or unprocessed. If you are going to use or refer to the data written on this report, please ask the Chief Scientist for latest information. Users of data or results on this cruise report are requested to submit their results to the Data Management Group of JAMSTEC.