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Table T3. Quality control characteristics and sonic log data, Hole C0002A. (See table notes.)

Depth interval
(m LSF)
Zone Quality Comments
Top Bottom
–6 107 2 0 Difficult to distinguish from mud arrival.
107 634 2 2 Fairly intermittent arrivals with zones of clear arrivals and zones hard to pick on MP wide. While in general worse, there are patches where MP widefast (pulling out) returns improved signal over MP wide (e.g., 327–347 m LSF). Leaky-P gives a more continuous, but less trustworthy coherence. Separation from mud arrival improves with depth. Note: processing parameter change at 546 m LSF but no obvious change in coherence.
634 760 1 1 Fairly strong arrivals on MP wide clearly distinguished from mud velocity.
760 813 1 2 Intermittent arrivals with some gaps in MP wide. 2 m scale oscillation in values that may be noise related.
813 934 1 1 Excellent arrivals; significant jumps appear to be trustworthy.
934 978 1 3 Very few reliable looking coherency patches. Base is location of parameter change from “very slow” to “slow” parameters.
978 1075 1 2 Reliable patches with small gaps that are unpickable in between.
1075 1099 1 3 Large unpickable gap.
1099 1118 1 2 Pickable section.
1118 1150 1 3 Unpickable.
1150 1165 1 2 Pickable but not as clear as some of the patches.
1165 1191 1 3 Unpickable.
1191 1282 1 2 Pickable with some clear patches and some mediocre patches.
1282 1293 1 3 Unpickable.
1293 1391 1 2 Mix of pickable coherent packages and small unpickable gaps.

Notes: LSF = LWD depth below seafloor, MP = mixed processing. See “Data and log quality.”

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