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Wang Tan K. McIntosh Kirk Nakamura Yosio Liu Char-Shine Chen How-Wei 《Marine Geophysical Researches》2001,22(4):265-287
A wide-angle seismic survey, combining ocean-bottom seismometers (OBS) and multi-channel seismic (MCS) profiling, was implemented
in the southwestern Ryukyu subduction zone during August and September 1995. In this paper, we present the data analysis of
eight OBSs and the corresponding MCS line along profile EW9509-1 from this experiment. Seismic data modeling includes identification
of refracted and reflected arrivals, initial model building from velocity analysis of the MCS data, and simultaneous and layer-stripping
inversions of the OBS and MCS arrivals. The velocity-interface structure constructed along profile EW9509-1 shows that the
northward subduction of the Philippine Sea Plate has resulted in a northward thickening of the sediments of the Ryukyu Trench
and the Yaeyama accretionary wedge north of the trench. The boundary between the subducting oceanic crust and the overriding
continental crust (represented by a velocity contour of 6.75 km/s) and a sudden increase of the subducting angle (from 5 degrees
to 25 degrees) are well imaged below the Nanao Basin. Furthermore, velocity undulation and interface variation are found within
the upper crust of the Ryukyu Arc. Therefore, the strongest compression due to subduction and a break-off of the slab may
have occurred and induced the high seismicity in the forearc region.
This revised version was published online in November 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date. 相似文献
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How-Wei Chen 《Geophysical Journal International》1998,133(2):363-378
This paper presents a geometrically based algorithm for computing synthetic seismograms for energy transmitted through a 3-D velocity distribution. 3-D ray tracing is performed to compute the traveltimes and geometrical spreading (amplitude). The formulations of both kinematic and dynamic ray-tracing systems are presented. The two-point ray-tracing problem is solved by systematically updating the initial conditions and adjusting the ray direction until the ray intersects the specified endpoint. The amount of adjustment required depends on the derivatives of the position with respect to the given starting angles between consecutive rays. The algorithm uses derivatives to define the steepest-descent direction and to update the initial directions. The convergence rate depends on the complexity of the model.
Test seismograms compare favourably with those from a 2-D asymptotic ray theory algorithm and a 3-D Gaussian-beam algorithm. The algorithm is flexible in modelling arbitrary source and recorder geometries for various smoothly varying 3-D velocity distributions. The algorithm is further tested by simulating surface-to-tunnel vibroseis field data. Shear waves as well as compressional waves may be approximately included. Application of the algorithm to a data set from the Rainier Mesa of the Nevada Test Site produced a good fit to the transmitted (first arrival) traveltimes and amplitudes, with approximately 15 per cent variation in the local 3-D velocity. 相似文献
Test seismograms compare favourably with those from a 2-D asymptotic ray theory algorithm and a 3-D Gaussian-beam algorithm. The algorithm is flexible in modelling arbitrary source and recorder geometries for various smoothly varying 3-D velocity distributions. The algorithm is further tested by simulating surface-to-tunnel vibroseis field data. Shear waves as well as compressional waves may be approximately included. Application of the algorithm to a data set from the Rainier Mesa of the Nevada Test Site produced a good fit to the transmitted (first arrival) traveltimes and amplitudes, with approximately 15 per cent variation in the local 3-D velocity. 相似文献
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