Crustal Structure in the Region of the British Isles

Keywords

Geology, Irish sea, Crust, Seismology, Seismic refraction

References

• PN TIME-TERM SURVEY NORWAY-SCOTLAND 1967Anders Sornes — 1968
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• Comment on How Necessary are Large-Scale Refraction Experiments?P. L. Willmore — 1969
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• Crustal Structure in the Vicinity of South-west EnglandAndrew Peter Holder, M. H. P. Bott — 1971
• SEISMIC-REFRACTION MEASUREMENTS IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN BASINS, IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA, ON THE MID-ATLANTIC RIDGE, AND IN THE NORWEGIAN SEAJohn Ewing, Maurice Ewing — 1959
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• An Interpretation of First-Arrival Data from the Continental Margin Refraction ExperimentS. A. D. Bamford — 1971
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Cited by

• Geologic Evolution of North Sea and Its Tectonic FrameworkPeter A. Ziegler — 1975
• The relation between the heat flow field and the distribution ofPn-wave velocities for the European continentJaroslav Kubík — 1986
• A Caledonian plate tectonic modelW. E. A. Phillips, C. J. Stillman, T. J. Murphy — 1976
• Some remarks on the development of sedimentary basinsDan McKenzie — 1978
• A Pull-Up Shallow Water SeismometerWilliam Alan Smith, P. A. F. Christie — 1977
• Propagation of 0.7–2.5 Hz Rayleigh waves in ScotlandColin MacBeth, Paul Burton — 1986
• A Lithospheric Seismic Profile in Britain—I Preliminary Results*David Bamford, Sonja Faber, B. Jacob — 1976
• A review of the Irish crustal structure and signatures from the Caledonian and Variscan OrogeniesM. Landes, Joachim Ritter, P. W. Readman — 2005
• Propagation and dissipation of VHF Rayleigh waves in ScotlandA. C. Evans — 1982
• Seismological studies of upper-crustal structure in the vicinity of the Girvan-Ballantrae area, SW ScotlandDhia Al-Mansouri — 1986

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