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doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.314315316.101.2009 NanTroSEIZE Stage 1 expeditions: introduction and synthesis of key results1Harold Tobin,2 Masataka Kinoshita,2 Juichiro Ashi,2 Siegfried Lallemant,2 Gaku Kimura,2 Elizabeth Screaton,2 Moe Kyaw Thu,2 Hideki Masago,2 Daniel Curewitz,2 and the Expedition 314/315/316 Scientists2AbstractIntegrated Ocean Drilling Program Expeditions 314, 315, and 316 were carried out as a unified program of drilling collectively known as Stage 1 of the Nankai Trough Seismogenic Zone Experiment, a multistage complex drilling project. A transect of eight sites was selected for riserless drilling to target the frontal thrust region, midslope megasplay fault region, and Kumano forearc basin region. Two of these sites are preparatory pilot holes for planned deep riser drilling operations, whereas the others targeted fault zone material in the shallow, presumed aseismic zone. Expedition 314 was dedicated to in situ measurement of physical properties and borehole imaging through logging while drilling in holes dedicated to that purpose. Expedition 315 was devoted to core sampling and downhole temperature measurements at one site in the megasplay region and one site in the forearc basin. Expedition 316 targeted the frontal and out-of-sequence megasplay fault region in the mid-slope environment. Results on accretionary complex structure, lithology and age, physical properties, and state of stress, which are documented in full in the site chapters of this volume, are here synthesized across the expeditions. |
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