… in seismic reflectivity. The origin of the Moho and its relation to the crust–mantle boundary is
probably better constrained … We note that seismic reflection data in Phanerosoic orogens as …

… We have examined near-vertical and widbangle seismic reflection record … Limitations of
This Stuskt In this paper, we will deal exclusively with the continental Moho and its seismic …

… Two-dimensional seismic modelling was carried out … constraints on the crustal structure, 2
D gravity modelling was also performed. The layer boundaries were retained from the seismic …

… seismic (MCS) reflection images and so we are commenting on the nature of the so-called
“reflection Moho”. We use evidence from seismic … To our knowledge no seismic study in the …

… We only obtain a contemporary view of our study area through the use of seismic techniques,
and while we cannot argue against the possibility of secular variation in crustal formation …

… In terms of the thinking of earthquake seismologists, where the frequency spectrum of the
seismic pulses used is often limited to frequencies below 2 cps, a transition layer of a half of a …

… earthquake catalogue is required for every seismic hazard assessment. Many parts of Slovenia
suffered major damage from earthquakes … The strongest are the 1976 Friuli earthquake …

… Teleseismic events recorded on 13 temporary seismic stations … discontinuity and Mohorovičić
discontinuity, whereas the … seismic model at the level of the Mohorovičić discontinuity …

… as the Mohorovičić discontinuity or Moho, marks a significant change in seismic velocity and
… Moho depth from sparse arrays designed for earthquake detection, and for stations on the …

… seismically constrained gravity inversion indicate that the method is useful with several
limitations … Evolution of the Archean Mohorovičić Discontinuity from a synaccretionary protocrust. …