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In July and August of 1970 the R/V Melville of Scripps Institution of Oceanography conducted geologic and geophysical surveys and related Oceanographic studies in the North Pacific Ocean and the Bering Sea. These surveys were performed on Legs II and III of ANTIPODE Expedition, with George G. Shor, Jr., as chief scientist, and with the support of the Office of Naval Research and the National Science Foundation. For a more detailed account of the ANTIPODE II and III surveys see Shor (1971). One of the primary objectives of these surveys was to investigate the proposed drilling sites of the Deep Sea Drilling Project Leg 19. Consequently, much time was spent surveying the areas of interest with seismic reflection air-gun equipment, magnetometer, and 12 kHz and 3.5 kHz bottom and subbottom echo sounders. The following five reports of ANTIPODE site surveys were selected on the basis of their proximity to the actual drill holes on Leg 19 (see Figure 1). All of the seismic reflection records for a site are located at the end of each site report along with the pertinent figures and illustrations. Much of the information presented herein is a summary of the reports in Shor (1971); the various authors of that report should be credited for their individual efforts. They include J. Grow, S. Einsohn, and the authors.

Preliminary Site Surveys in the Bering Sea for the Deep Sea Drilling Project, Leg 19