In-situ Measurements in the Nankai Accretionary Prism with  the Geoprops Probe
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One of the prime objectives of the international Ocean Drilling                 Program (ODP) is to investigated the mechanics of deformation and               paths of fluid migration within accretionary prisms that form at                convergent tectonic plate margins.  This project will construct a               prototype instrument to be used in an ODP hole in the Nankai                    accretionary prism to measure pore fluid pressure, formation                    temperature, permeability, and partial stress orientation; fluids               will also be sampled.  These measurements are important in order                to understand the mechanics of semiindurated sediment deformation               within the prism.  The main advantage of this instrument over                   other similar instruments is that it will be recovered on the                   drilling sand line rather than the logging cable; this will                     greatly speed the process of measurement.                                       %%%
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