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#	Record Name	Source	Category	Subcategory
1	Computer Assisted Sonic Topography	JURASSIC PARK 1990 Literature	Technology Products	Electronics
	Computer Assisted Sonic Topography "Thumper" was the nickname given to a large, box-shaped machine that was used on Dr. Alan Grant's fossil excavation site near Snakewater, Montana. It was designed to fire a soft lead slug into the ground within the vicinity of fossilized remains, creating shock waves to be registered by a nearby computer. The computer would then assemble an X-ray-like image of the area, allowing the paleontologists to determine the size of the trench dug to control water runoff. This procedure was known as 'computer-assisted sonic topography,' or CAST.

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