Figure F80. Comparison of PWL and PWS velocities. At depths shallower than 10 mbsf for the stacks of turbidite layers, PWL velocities are ~1500 m/s, corresponding to typical values for unconsolidated sediments. Between ~13 and ~15 mbsf, PWS velocities jump to ~3350 m/s. Between 22 and 25 mbsf, PWS velocities range from 1900 to 3200 m/s, suggesting slightly consolidated to highly consolidated sediments. The velocities between 34 and 37 mbsf correspond to palagonitized crystal vitric tuff. Below this layer, velocity values are small.

Figure F80. Comparison of PWL and PWS velocities. At depths shallower than 10 mbsf for the stacks of turbidite layers, PWL velocities are ~1500 m/s, corresponding to typical values for unconsolidated sediments. Between ~13 and ~15 mbsf, PWS velocities jump to ~3350 m/s. Between 22 and 25 mbsf, PWS velocities range from 1900 to 3200 m/s, suggesting slightly consolidated to highly consolidated sediments. The velocities between 34 and 37 mbsf correspond to palagonitized crystal vitric tuff. Below this layer, velocity values are small.