188宝金博页面版

  • 图案背景
  • 纯色背景
视图
标记
批注
批注本地保存成功,开通会员云端永久保存 去开通
wbfhw

上传于:2015-12-19

粉丝量:54

该文档贡献者很忙,什么也没留下。


  • 相关
  • 目录
  • 笔记
  • 书签

188宝金博页面版:更多相关文档

  • 3-D inversion of gravity data

    星级: 11 页

  • 青藏东缘三维Moho界面的位场遗传算法反演 3D MOHO DEPTH INVERSION OF EASTERN TIBETAN PLATEAU FROM GRAVITY DATA WITH GENETIC ALGORI

    星级: 5 页

  • (论文)青藏东缘三维moho界面的位场遗传算法反演 3d moho depth inversion of eastern tibetan plateau from gravity data with genetic

    星级: 5 页

  • Moho depth in northeast china

    星级: 11 页

  • Moho depth derived from gravity and magnetic data in the Southern Atlas Flexure (Algeria)

    星级: 8 页

  • Moho depth variations in the Taiwan orogen from joint inversion of seismic arrival time and Bouguer gravity data

    星级: 9 页

  • 碳酸钙下游深加工产品生产线新型环保油漆及乳胶漆项目可行性研究报告

    星级: 59 页

  • INVERSION OF GRAVITY AND MAGNETIC DATA

    星级: 23 页

  • Moho depth structure of the eastern part of the Pyrenean belt derived from gravity data

    星级: 18 页

  • Australia's Moho A test of the usefulness of gravity modelling for the determination of Moho depth

    星级: 12 页

  • Australia's Moho A test of the usefulness of gravity modelling for the determination of Moho depth

    星级: 12 页

  • 3D Joint inversion of gravity and gravity tensor data

    星级: 7 页

  • Mohonk - Online Cloud Storage for Data

    星级: 2 页

  • moho中级

    星级: 13 页

  • (论文)频率域航空电磁数据的质心深度近似反演 INVERSION OF FAEM DATA WITH THE CENTRIOD DEPTH THEORY

    星级: 5 页

暂无目录

点击鼠标右键菜单,创建目录

暂无笔记

选择文本,点击鼠标右键菜单,添加笔记

暂无书签

在左侧文档中,点击鼠标右键,添加书签

188宝金博页面版: Gravity data inversion for Moho depth modeling in the Hellenic area

下载积分: 4990

内容提示: Gravity data inversion for Moho depth modeling in the Hellenic areaV ASSILIOS N. G RIGORIADIS , 1 I LIAS N. T ZIAVOS , 1 G RIGORIOS N. T SOKAS , 2 and A LEXANDROS S TAMPOLIDIS 2Abstract—The main objective of this study is the determinationof the Moho discontinuity in the Hellenic area based on gravitydata inversion. High-resolution (2 arcmin) and accuracy (±2 to ±3mGal) gravity data were used in the computations following theParker–Oldenburg iterative method, and a low-pass filter wasapplied to gravity...

文档格式:PDF | 页数:19 | 浏览次数:58 | 上传日期:2015-12-19 20:40:23 | 文档星级:
Gravity data inversion for Moho depth modeling in the Hellenic areaV ASSILIOS N. G RIGORIADIS , 1 I LIAS N. T ZIAVOS , 1 G RIGORIOS N. T SOKAS , 2 and A LEXANDROS S TAMPOLIDIS 2Abstract—The main objective of this study is the determinationof the Moho discontinuity in the Hellenic area based on gravitydata inversion. High-resolution (2 arcmin) and accuracy (±2 to ±3mGal) gravity data were used in the computations following theParker–Oldenburg iterative method, and a low-pass filter wasapplied to gravity information towards the convergence of the finalsolution. To determine the cut-off wavenumber of the filter, wetested different mean depths and density contrasts of the crust andthe mantle (Mohorovic ˇic ´ discontinuity). The selected densitycontrast and mean depth of the Mohorovic ˇic ´ discontinuity are thosewhich agree with the Moho depth interpreted from deep seismicimaging data. By comparing the Moho depth estimated, coveringboth land and marine areas and including the Ionian and AegeanSea, with those interpreted from previous studies, it is shown thatour solution is consistent with the available seismic data interpre-tation. Moreover, the resolution of the gravity data and theappropriate filtering used in this study contributed to the repre-sentation of local features of the Moho discontinuity. Finally, area-dependent discrepancies detected between the Moho depths of thecurrent solution and those derived from previous studies areextensively discussed.Key words: Gravimetric inverse problem, Bouguer gravityanomalies, Mohorovic ˇic ´ discontinuity, Moho depth, digital terrainand bathymetry model (DTBM).1. IntroductionThe Hellenic area is characterized by complicatedgeomorphologic and geotectonic characteristics (e.g.,P APAZACHOS et al. 1995; J OLIVET and B RUN 2010). Theplate interactions and associated crustal deformationtaking place in the region makes it one of the mostseismically active and rapidly deforming areasworldwide (e.g., T SOKAS and H ANSEN 1997; T AYMAZet al. 2007). Tectonic evolution of the region isdominated by the effects of the northward subductionof the African under the Eurasian plate along theHellenic arc (see Fig. 1). Thinner oceanic lithosphereis currently subducting under Crete and is causingextension of the continental crust and volcanism inthe overlying Aegean extensional province. In addi-tion, differential displacements of several microplates(Aegean, Anatolian, and Apulian plates) are makingthe overall active tectonic setting significantlycomplicated.The aforementioned characteristics are reflectedin the gravity field of the earth, hence allowing thestudy of the earth’s interior with the use of gravitydata by solving the inverse gravity problem. Thisproblem has infinite solutions, because gravity sig-natures may be caused by different densitydistributions. To find a unique solution to the prob-lem, constrains, assumptions, and prior informationfor the Earth’s gravity field and interior must bespecified in advance. This is also the case of esti-mating the thickness of the Earth’s crust, i.e., thedepth of the Mohorovic ˇic ´ discontinuity (Moho depth)by gravity data inversion.Various methodologies have been developed andapplied in determining the Moho discontinuityemploying only gravity data or a combination ofgravity with seismic data using different scales.Regarding the Hellenic area, the studies carried out todetermine the crust’s thickness employed methodsbased on either the interpretation of seismic data (see,e.g., P APAZACHOS et al. 1995; L I et al. 2003; K ARA-GIANNI et al. 2005; S ODOUDI et al. 2006; S ACHPAZI et al.2007; L UCCIO and P ASYANOS 2007), or the inversion ofgravity data (see, e.g., T SOKAS and H ANSEN 1997;T IBERI et al. 2001; T IREL et al. 2004) and the 3Dmodeling of the crust using both seismic and gravitydata (see, e.g., M AKRIS and Y EGOROVA 2006; C ASTEN1Department of Geodesy and Surveying, Aristotle Univer-sity of Thessaloniki, University Box 440, 54124 Thessaloniki,Greece. E-mail: nezos@topo.auth.gr2Department of Geophysics, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, 54124 Thessaloniki, Greece.Pure Appl. Geophys.? 2015 Springer BaselDOI 10.1007/s00024-015-1174-yPure and Applied Geophysics

188宝金博页面版:关注我们

  • 新浪微博

关注188宝金博页面版公众号

188宝金博页面版
阅读
APP
阅读
返回
顶部
188宝金博页面版官网登录在线平台入口(2026已更新)—江苏协昌电子科技股份有限公司