These are some of the corporations and universities that have supported our efforts in reflection seismic at the Department of Planetary Science at the University of Pittsburgh. WesternGeco L.L.C. and Mr. Jim Swearingen kindly donated a I/O System II, OYO GS20 DX geophone based 1000+ channel recording system to the Department of Geology and Planetary Science at the University of Pittsburgh.  The value of this system is approximately $1 million.  The kindness and support of GX Technology (an ION GMG Products Division) for allowing students to use MESA Expert and GMG Image is gratefully acknowledged. Input/Output, Inc., have allowed us to discuss in detail all I/O related portions of the donation. Harvey-Lynch, Inc., will be contracted to do a detailed pre-survey analysis of the hardware and will provide an experienced field engineer for the seismic surveys. Landmark has generously donated software for UNIX and LINUX based seismic processing and visualization. Seismic Micro Technologies has generously donated software for Windows based seismic processing and visualization. The Stanford Exploration Project of Stanford University has generously allowed us to use their SEPLIB UNIX and LINUX based seismic processing and visualization software. The Department of Geophysics, Colorado School of Mines has generously allowed us to use their Seismic UNIX for seismic processing and visualization. The Water and Energy Team of the National Energy Technology Laboratory of the United States Department of Energy is a collaborator in this effort to acquire and use digital seismic imaging.  The Pittsburgh NETL/DOE has allowed us to store much of this equipment at their site.  GeoMechanics Inc., has generously supported our efforts with respect to this system.

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