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Crustal structure of the Lofoten continental margin, off northern Norway, from ocean-bottom seismographic studies

by Kodaira, S., Goldschmidt-Rokita, A., Hartmann, J. M., Hirschleber, H. B., Iwasaki, T., Kanazawa, T., Krahn, H., Tomita, S., Shimamura, H.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1995)
“...-bottom seismograph refraction profiling, and we also discuss the formation of the northern Norwegian...”

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Shear waves from three-component ocean bottom seismographs off Lofoten, Norway, indicative of anisotropy in the lower crust

by Mjelde, Rolf
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1992)
“...Data from four three-component ocean bottom seismographs (OBS) situated on a 145 km long profile...”

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Possible shallow crustal shear wave anisotropy off Lofoten, Norway, inferred from three-component ocean-bottom seismographs

by Mjelde, Rolf, Sellevoll, Markvard A.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1993)
“...-component ocean bottom seismographs. A VP/VS ratio of 1.96–2.15 is found in the sedimentary layers along a...”

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Crustal thicknesses in Fennoscandia

by Bungum, H., Pirhonen, S. E., Husebye, E. S.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1980)
“... Fennoscandian seismograph stations equipped with three-component long period instruments, using the so-called...”

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Global patterns of azimuthal anisotropy and deformations in the continental mantle

by Vinnik, L. P., Makeyeva, L. I., Milev, A., Usenko, A. Yu.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1992)
“... seismograph stations. In the regions of present-day convergence the fast direction of anisotropy usually...”

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Deep-crustal earthquakes in the southern Baltic Shield

by Arvidsson, Ronald, Wahlström, Rutger, Kulhánek, Ota
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1992)
“... show good agreement with short-period seismograph records for frequencies up to at least 2 Hz...”

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Crustal structure beneath Hudson Bay from ambient-noise tomography: implications for basin formation

by Pawlak, Agnieszka, Eaton, David W., Bastow, Ian D., Kendall, J-Michael, Helffrich, George, Wookey, James, Snyder, David
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2011)
“... seismograph stations that encircle the Bay. Green's functions that emerge from the cross correlation...”

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Crustal structure across the Canadian High Arctic region from teleseismic receiver function analysis

by Darbyshire, Fiona A.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2003)
“... seismograph stations deployed across the region. Of these stations, eight were deployed in summer 2000...”

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Crustal model of the Bransfield Rift, West Antarctica, from detailed OBS refraction experiments

by Grad, M., Shiobara, H., Janik, T., Guterch, A., Shimamura, H.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1997)
“... sensitive OBSs (ocean bottom seismographs) was carried out successfully during the Antarctic summer of 1990...”

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Seismic anisotropy of the Victoria Land region, Antarctica

by Salimbeni, S., Pondrelli, S., Danesi, S., Morelli, A.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2010)
“... phases recorded by permanent and temporary seismographic stations located in the Victoria Land region...”

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Crustal structure beneath Lofoten, N. Norway, from vertical incidence and wide-angle seismic data

by Mjelde, R., Sellevoll, M. A., Shimamura, H., Iwasaki, T., Kanazawa, T.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1993)
“... was performed in 1988 along the same profile, using seven three-component Ocean Bottom Seismographs (OBS...”

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Lg-wave propagation and crustal structure differences near Denmark and the North Sea

by Gregersen, Søren
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1984)
“... on the frequency of the Lg-waves observed with different seismographs. The Lg-waves are more attenuated, relative...”

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Core structure re-examined using new teleseismic data recorded in Antarctica: evidence for, at most, weak cylindrical seismic anisotropy in the inner core

by Leykam, Daniel, Tkalcic, Hrvoje, Reading, Anya M.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2010)
“... Network (GSN) and temporary SSCUA deployment broad-band seismographic stations in Antarctica, the new data...”

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A lithospheric seismic refraction profile in the western North Atlantic Ocean

by The LADLE Study Group, Whitmarsh, R. B., Keen, C. E., Steinmetz, L., Tomblin, J., Donegan, M., Lilwall, R. C., Loncarevic, B. D., Nichols, B., Shepherd, J.
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1983)
“...km long north-south array of 18 ocean-bottom seismographs (OBS), spaced at 60 km intervals, recorded...”

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Vp/ Vs ratio structure of the Lofoten continental margin, northern Norway, and its geological implications

by Kodaira, Shuichi, Bellenberg, Martin, Iwasaki, Takaya, Kanazawa, Toshihiko, Hirschleber, Hans B., Shimamura, Hideki
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1996)
“... seismographs. The Lofoten margin was formed by continental rifting and sea-floor spreading with extensive...”

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Structure of the Jan Mayen microcontinent and implications for its evolution

by Kodaira, Shuichi, Mjelde, Rolf, Gunnarsson, Karl, Shiobara, Hajime, Shimamura, Hideki
Published in Geophysical Journal International (1998)
“...An extensive seismic survey using ocean-bottom seismographs (OBS) was performed in the area across...”

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The Davis Strait crust--a transform margin between two oceanic basins

by Suckro, Sonja K., Gohl, Karsten, Funck, Thomas, Heyde, Ingo, Schreckenberger, Bernd, Gerlings, Joanna, Damm, Volkmar
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2013)
“... Complex and the Hudson Fracture Zone. By forward modelling of data from 12 ocean bottom seismographs, we...”

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The crustal structure of southern Baffin Bay: implications from a seismic refraction experiment

by Suckro, Sonja K., Gohl, Karsten, Funck, Thomas, Heyde, Ingo, Ehrhardt, Axel, Schreckenberger, Bernd, Gerlings, Joanna, Damm, Volkmar, Jokat, Wilfried
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2012)
“... bottom seismographs were deployed along a 710-km-long seismic refraction line, from Baffin Island...”

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Seismic evidence for plume-derived volcanism during formation of the continental margin in southern Davis Strait and northern Labrador Sea

by Gerlings, Joanna, Funck, Thomas, Jackson, H. Ruth, Louden, Keith E., Klingelhöfer, Frauke
Published in Geophysical Journal International (2009)
“... forward and inverse modelling of dense airgun shots recorded by ocean bottom seismographs. A coincident...”

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