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Fig. 4 The survey design of the profile used in this reflection experiment.

We carried out a MCS reflection experiment along two across-arc lines, and one of the profiles was laid out across the Tokara Channel, a linear bathymetric depression which demarcates the northern and central Ryukyu arcs.

To improve our understanding of the tectonic and volcanic systems in the northern Ryukyu arc, we carried out a multichannel seismic (MCS) reflection experiment along two across-arc profiles in 2015 2016 (Fig. 1).

These are the LF ionospheric drift experiment (see Sprenger and Schminder 1969; Jacobi 2014) which used transmitters of opportunity, in the form of commercial broadcast radio transmitters, and the "partial reflection experiment" (PRE) radar for measuring electron densities which was established near Tromsø, Norway in 1975 (see Brekke et al. 1985).

This is confirmed by neutron reflection experiments (Figure 3C) showing that the surface of dilute aqueous latherin solution contains adsorbed protein, best modelled as a single layer approximately 10 Å thick.

The scattering lengths, ∑ i bn, i, of the various molecules used in neutron reflection experiments in this work are listed in Table 1.

Neutron reflection experiments indicate that this detergent-like activity is associated with the formation of a dense protein layer, about 10 Å thick, at the air-water interface.

We have also shown that such a phenomenon can be easily detected in time-resolved reflection experiments.

Ultrashallow P-wave seismic reflection experiments were conducted at a model test site and in a trenched shallow fault zone along the Chelunpu fault line.

In a series of ultrasonic transmission and reflection experiments, the model was initially filled with air (a natural gas proxy) and then liquids (distilled water and glycerin as brine and oil proxies, respectively) were gradually injected into the composite material to simulate different rates of fluid saturation.

During the period from 2002 to 2005, the University of Colorado and National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR, USA) conducted several airborne GPS reflection experiments for soil moisture estimation [5].