Moho and uppermost mantle structure in the Alpine area from S-to-P converted waves
<p>In the frame of the AlpArray project we analyse teleseismic data from permanent and temporary stations of the Alpine region to study seismic discontinuities down to about 140 km depth. We average broadband teleseismic S-waveform data to retrieve S-to-P converted signals from below the seism...
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Main Authors: | R. Kind, S. M. Schmid, X. Yuan, B. Heit, T. Meier |
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Language: | EN |
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Copernicus Publications
2021
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/5a90fc43dee742e384b4972da2ca96f3 |
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