… operated during passive seismic experiments, provides a … The sharp Moho discontinuity
preserves traces of its dynamic … ) in their EUNAseis seismic model for Moho and crustal structure …

… discontinuity is estimated at less than 0.2 km/s over most of the investigated area. We also
compare the new Moho … Our Moho depth map presents local variations in the investigated area…

… P-to-S conversions at the Mohorovičić discontinuity (Moho) have been employed to … limitation
we only consider isotropic and planar discontinuity to compare the results from all seismic …

… As later arrivals, we observe the P-wave reflections from the Moho discontinuity (PmP
phase), usually the strongest phase detected to an overcritical distance of 200–250 km. In the …

… The seismic energy contains prominent P and S arrivals and is observable in the trench
to … The objective of this project was to use these blasts as inexpensive sources of seismic …

… We have performed seismic wavefield simulations of 234 crustal earthquakes using CVM-H
11.9, a model that includes the estimated Moho surface shown in Figure 2 (Tape et al., 2011; …

… of the Moho discontinuity beneath each seismic … seismic data sample the Moho Moho
discontinuity from above using reflected phases and in the RF approach the depth of the Moho …

… Our results show apparent topography on the Moho, though Moho depth variation may trade
off against average crustal velocity. By varying the seismic velocities of the crustal model of …

… An increase in V S between the Moho and a 100-150 km depth is consistently preferred by
the data in this study and is present in seismic models of continents published previously. We …

… Programme; pre-salt, intracrustal and Moho reflections are clearly visible at depths of 10
s (two-way traveltime: twt) in the seismic sections, which provide informations on the deep …