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Explosion Seismology in Central Europe : Data and Results / edited by Peter Giese, Claus Prodehl, Albert Stein.

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The determination of crustal structure by means of explo sion seismology has been one of the major objectives of the European Seismological Commission (ESC) over the past twenty-five years. It was decided some time ago to publish the results of regional crustal investigations in Europe in a series o...

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Online Access: Full Text (via Springer)
Main Author: Giese, P. (Peter)
Other Authors: Prodehl, Claus, Stein, Albert
Other title:Publication of the Deutsche Geopysikalische Gesellschaft.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1976.
Subjects:
Geography.
Table of Contents:
  • 1 Main Geologic Features of the Federal Republic of Germany
  • 2 Contributions by Other Geophysical Methods
  • 2.1 Investigation of Seismic Noise in the Federal Republic of Germany
  • 2.2 Magnetics
  • 2.3 Geoelectric Ultra-Deep Sounding
  • 2.4 Geothermic Investigations
  • 2.5 Compressional and Shear Wave Velocities as a Function of Temperature in Rocks at High Pressure
  • 2.6 Some Petrophysical Aspects of Deep Structure
  • 2.7 Gravity
  • 3 Basic Data of the Deep-Seismic Sounding Observations
  • 3.1 Shotpoint Data of Quarry Blasts 1958-1972
  • 3.2 Seismic Signals from Quarry Blasts
  • 3.3 Description of Profiles
  • 3.4 Presentation of Record Sections
  • 3.5 Standard Equipment for Deep-Seismic Sounding
  • 3.6 Seismic Long-Distance Observations of Quarry Blasts
  • Test Measurements in Western Germany
  • 3.7 Cooperation in Deep-Seismic Sounding between the Geophysical Institutes, the Geological Surveys, and the Oil Industry
  • 4 Problems of Evaluation of Seismic-Refraction Data for Crustal and Upper-Mantle Studies
  • 4.1 General Remarks on Travel Time Data and Principles of Correlation
  • 4.2 Problems and Tasks of Data Generalization
  • 4.3 Depth Calculation
  • 4.4 A Seismic-Ray Tracing Method for Two-Dimensional Inhomogeneous Media
  • 4.5 Calculation of Travel Times and Ray Paths for Lateral Inhomogeneous Media
  • 4.6 Inversion of Seismic Records with the Aid of Synthetic Seismograms
  • 4.7 Some Notes on Theoretical Travel Time and Amplitude Curves
  • 5 Main Features of Crustal Structure in Western Germany
  • 5.1 Models of Crustal Structure and Main Wave Groups
  • 5.2 Results of the Generalized Interpretation of the Deep-Seismic Sounding Data
  • 5.3 An Updated Time-Term Interpretation of Pn-Data from Quarry Blasts and Explosions in Western Germany
  • 5.4 The Basic Features of Crustal Structure in Relation to the Main Geological Units
  • 6 Interpretation of Regional Seismic Data
  • 6.1 An Interpretation of Wide-Angle Measurements in the Rhenish Massif
  • 6.2 Near-Vertical Reflections Recorded at the Wide-Angle Profile in the Rhenish Massif
  • 6.3 Results of a Seismic-Refraction Profile from the Hoher Meissner to the North German Plain
  • 6.4 Seismic-Refraction Measurements along Two Crossing Profiles in Northern Germany and Their Interpretation by a Ray-Tracing Method
  • 6.5 Seismic Results from Southwestern Germany
  • 6.6 Results of Seismic Investigations in the Ries Crater Area (Southern Germany)
  • 6.7 Results from Deep-Seismic Sounding in the Rhine-Main Area
  • 6.8 Explosion-Seismology Research in the Central and Southern Rhine Graben
  • A Case History
  • 6.9 P-Wave Velocities in the Northern Calcareous Alps Derived from Observations of Explosions in the Eschenlohe Quarry
  • 6.10 Results of a Combined Evaluation of Longitudinal and Transverse Waves on a Seismic Profile along the Northern Margin of the Alps
  • 6.11 Crustal Structure in Southeastern Bavaria Derived from Seismic-Refraction Measurements by Ray-Tracing Methods
  • 7 Main Features of Crustal Structure in the Alps
  • 8 Some Aspects of Comparing Seismic and Gravimetric Results from Selected Areas
  • 8.1 Comparison of Wide-Angle Measurements in the USSR and the Federal Republic of Germany
  • 8.2 Comparison of Seismic-Refraction Studies in Central Europe and the Western United States
  • 8.3 Investigations on Isostatic Balance in Different Parts of Eurasia Based on Seismic and Gravity Data
  • 9 Acknowledgments
  • 10 References
  • Geographical and Geological Index
  • Appendix: Record Sections.

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