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    This marine program has been collecting digital seismic data since the 1990s but scientists still prefer printed records over digital products. They now use new strictly digital systems that produce over 1 terabyte of data per year, creating data size and processing issues when comparing to printed records. The program also faces problems with discovering and sharing and data due to the high costs of copying analog records, record degradation over time, and the large size of digital seismic data archives, as well as issues populating and updating databases as there is no validation of the digital data.

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    This marine program has been collecting digital seismic data since the 1990s but scientists still prefer printed records over digital products. They now use new strictly digital systems that produce over 1 terabyte of data per year, creating data size and processing issues when comparing to printed records. The program also faces problems with discovering and sharing and data due to the high costs of copying analog records, record degradation over time, and the large size of digital seismic data archives, as well as issues populating and updating databases as there is no validation of the digital data.

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    The Context & Problem The Context & Problems

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    This marine program has been collecting digital seismic data since the 1990s but scientists still prefer printed records over digital products. They now use new strictly digital systems that produce over 1 terabyte of data per year, creating data size and processing issues when comparing to printed records. The program also faces problems with discovering and sharing and data due to the high costs of copying analog records, record degradation over time, and the large size of digital seismic data archives, as well as issues populating and updating databases as there is no validation of the digital data.

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    Marine program collecting digital SEGY data since early 90s Scientists use printed field records in preference to digital products New digital systems (e.g., 3.5 khz chirp on multibeam vessels) strictly digital. Digital processing issues data size ( > 1 TB/yr) , comparison to gold-standard printed records, time vs return Discovery and Dissemination problems cost of copying analog records, record degradation, size of digital SEGY archives Database population and update issues no validation of digital data

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