Geophysical Instrument Registry

A. General Contact InformationName of Facility:

Institution:

URL:

B. Lab Contact InformationTo make contact about this facility, or for more information about the instrumentation, please contact:
Contact Name:

Contact Phone:

Contact Email:

City:

State:

C. Instrument Type and TechniquePlease create an independent record for each instrument in your laboratory. If you have more than one instrument to register, a) fill out the form for the first instrument, b) submit your entry using the button at the bottom of the form, c) use your "back" button to recover the form, and d) enter information for the next instrument and submit again.

Please select one option from the list below:
Seismic Reflection
Seismic Refraction
Ground Penetrating Radar
Geodetics (including GPS)
Magnetometer - field-based (e.g. Fluxgate, etc.)
Magnetometer - lab-based (e.g. spin cryogenic, etc.)
Drilling Equipment
Gravimeter
Electrical Conductivity/Resistivity
Gamma Ray Detector and related equipment (e.g. scinitllation counter)
Heat Flow
Other Analytical Technique - list acronym and full name of technique

Manufacturer and Model

D. Instrument UseTypes of Use
Provide a brief description of the typical use of this instrument, the types of analyses that may be obtained and applications of the results (e.g. field measurements of magnetic or gravity anomalies, etc.)

Conditions of Use
Instruments may be used on a contract basis with the facility (i.e. lab personnel will do the work)
Instruments are available to rent to qualified users (fee for service)
Instruments are available to loan to qualified users
We offer training sessions in the use of the instruments

Other information about conditions of use (e.g. user fees, priority of use, requirements for installation, use of instruments in the field, etc.)

Please provide details about related software, statistical routines, data acquisition, processing and presentation, etc.

E. Educational Use of the LabDescribe any educational uses of this instrumentation
Class demonstrations are available for undergraduate students
Demonstrations are available for K-12
Undergraduate student research projects are invited
Graduate student research projects are invited
Tutorials and other educational materials related to the lab are available

Other details about educational opportunities in the lab (e.g. URLs, class exercises, student projects, etc.)

F. Funding SourceAcknowledgments of funding sources (e.g. NSF Grant number, Foundation or Institution support)

G. FeedbackPlease provide any addition information or comments