Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences
The original goal was to use the Dall City earthquake sequence of Feb-Mar '85 to investigate the crustal structure of north-central Alaska. The scope was later modified to include studies of some earthquakes just north of the Alaska Range, the Gold King earthquakes, and later still to include d...
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ftdtic:ADA212916 2023-05-15T13:09:42+02:00 Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences Gedney, Larry D. Stone, David B. Davies, John N. Johnson, Jean M. Estabrook, Charles H. ALASKA UNIV FAIRBANKS 1989-08 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA212916 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA212916 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA212916 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC AND NTIS Seismology *EARTH CRUST *EARTHQUAKES EXPLOSIONS SEQUENCES CHEMICAL REACTIONS BARTER ISLAND NETWORKS REFRACTION FAIRBANKS(ALASKA) URBAN AREAS ALASKA NORTH(DIRECTION) PE61102F WUAFOSR2309A2 Text 1989 ftdtic 2016-02-23T05:10:19Z The original goal was to use the Dall City earthquake sequence of Feb-Mar '85 to investigate the crustal structure of north-central Alaska. The scope was later modified to include studies of some earthquakes just north of the Alaska Range, the Gold King earthquakes, and later still to include data gathered from chemical explosions detonated by USGS as part of their Trans- Alaska Crustal Transect (TACT) program. The work divided roughly into Dall City events, Gold King events, Yukon Flats Experiment, permanent network/explosion data, and Barter Island - Fairbanks refraction. The models used in this study were applied to most of Alaska, and thus large differences were expected. In general the models for the areas north of Fairbanks are reasonably similar which is consistent with the fact that relocations of events using these different models don't produce any clear preference; and south is expectedly much more complex, given young accreted terranes with an underthrusting Pacific plate. Text alaska range Barter Island Trans Alaska Crustal Transect Alaska Yukon Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Fairbanks Pacific Yukon |
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Seismology *EARTH CRUST *EARTHQUAKES EXPLOSIONS SEQUENCES CHEMICAL REACTIONS BARTER ISLAND NETWORKS REFRACTION FAIRBANKS(ALASKA) URBAN AREAS ALASKA NORTH(DIRECTION) PE61102F WUAFOSR2309A2 |
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Seismology *EARTH CRUST *EARTHQUAKES EXPLOSIONS SEQUENCES CHEMICAL REACTIONS BARTER ISLAND NETWORKS REFRACTION FAIRBANKS(ALASKA) URBAN AREAS ALASKA NORTH(DIRECTION) PE61102F WUAFOSR2309A2 Gedney, Larry D. Stone, David B. Davies, John N. Johnson, Jean M. Estabrook, Charles H. Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences |
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Seismology *EARTH CRUST *EARTHQUAKES EXPLOSIONS SEQUENCES CHEMICAL REACTIONS BARTER ISLAND NETWORKS REFRACTION FAIRBANKS(ALASKA) URBAN AREAS ALASKA NORTH(DIRECTION) PE61102F WUAFOSR2309A2 |
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The original goal was to use the Dall City earthquake sequence of Feb-Mar '85 to investigate the crustal structure of north-central Alaska. The scope was later modified to include studies of some earthquakes just north of the Alaska Range, the Gold King earthquakes, and later still to include data gathered from chemical explosions detonated by USGS as part of their Trans- Alaska Crustal Transect (TACT) program. The work divided roughly into Dall City events, Gold King events, Yukon Flats Experiment, permanent network/explosion data, and Barter Island - Fairbanks refraction. The models used in this study were applied to most of Alaska, and thus large differences were expected. In general the models for the areas north of Fairbanks are reasonably similar which is consistent with the fact that relocations of events using these different models don't produce any clear preference; and south is expectedly much more complex, given young accreted terranes with an underthrusting Pacific plate. |
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Gedney, Larry D. Stone, David B. Davies, John N. Johnson, Jean M. Estabrook, Charles H. |
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Gedney, Larry D. Stone, David B. Davies, John N. Johnson, Jean M. Estabrook, Charles H. |
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Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences |
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Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences |
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Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences |
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Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences |
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Crustal Structure Studies Utilizing Earthquake Sequences |
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crustal structure studies utilizing earthquake sequences |
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1989 |
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http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA212916 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA212916 |
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Fairbanks Pacific Yukon |
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Fairbanks Pacific Yukon |
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alaska range Barter Island Trans Alaska Crustal Transect Alaska Yukon |
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alaska range Barter Island Trans Alaska Crustal Transect Alaska Yukon |
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