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Summary. A method of synthetic seismogram computation for teleseismic SV -waves is developed in order to treat quantitatively SV -waves in problems of body wave source inversion and source—receiver structure studies. The method employs WKBJ theory for a generalized ray in a vertically inhomogeneous half-space and the propagator matrix technique for waves in near-surface homogeneous layers. Wavenumber integration is done along the real axis of the wavenumber plane and anelasticity is included by using complex velocity in all regions of the earth model. The near-surface source structure is taken into account in the computation for the case of the shallow source by allowing a point source to be located in the homogeneous layers. Source and receiver area structures are also allowed to differ. A general moment tensor point source is considered. 相似文献
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Han-Joon Kim Hyeong-Tae Jou Hyun-Moo Cho Harmen Bijwaard Takeshi Sato Jong-Kuk Hong Hai-Soo Yoo Chang-Eob Baag 《Tectonophysics》2003,364(1-2):25-42
Despite the various opening models of the southwestern part of the East Sea (Japan Sea) between the Korean Peninsula and the Japan Arc, the continental margin of the Korean Peninsula remains unknown in crustal structure. As a result, continental rifting and subsequent seafloor spreading processes to explain the opening of the East Sea have not been adequately addressed. We investigated crustal and sedimentary velocity structures across the Korean margin into the adjacent Ulleung Basin from multichannel seismic (MCS) reflection and ocean bottom seismometer (OBS) data. The Ulleung Basin shows crustal velocity structure typical of oceanic although its crustal thickness of about 10 km is greater than normal. The continental margin documents rapid transition from continental to oceanic crust, exhibiting a remarkable decrease in crustal thickness accompanied by shallowing of Moho over a distance of about 50 km. The crustal model of the margin is characterized by a high-velocity (up to 7.4 km/s) lower crustal (HVLC) layer that is thicker than 10 km under the slope base and pinches out seawards. The HVLC layer is interpreted as magmatic underplating emplaced during continental rifting in response to high upper mantle temperature. The acoustic basement of the slope base shows an igneous stratigraphy developed by massive volcanic eruption. These features suggest that the evolution of the Korean margin can be explained by the processes occurring at volcanic rifted margins. Global earthquake tomography supports our interpretation by defining the abnormally hot upper mantle across the Korean margin and in the Ulleung Basin. 相似文献
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Jong-Chan Park Woohan Kim Tae Woong Chung Chang-Eob Baag Jin-Han Ree 《Geophysical Journal International》2007,169(3):1103-1114
We evaluate the stress field in and around the southern Korean Peninsula with focal mechanism solutions, using the data collected from 71 earthquakes ( ML = 1.9–5.2) between 1999 and 2004. For this, the hypocentres were relocated and well-constrained fault plane solutions were obtained from the data set of 1270 clear P -wave polarities and 46 SH / P amplitude ratios. The focal mechanism solutions indicate that the prevailing faulting types in South Korea are strike-slip-dominant-oblique-slip faultings with minor reverse-slip component. The maximum principal stresses (σ1 ) estimated from fault-slip inversion analysis of the focal mechanism solutions show a similar orientation with E–W trend (269°–275°) and low-angle plunge (10°–25°) for all tectonic provinces in South Korea, consistent with the E–W trending maximum horizontal stress (σHmax ) of the Amurian microplate reported from in situ stress measurements and earthquake focal mechanisms. The directions of the intermediate (σ2 ) and minimum (σ3 ) principal stresses of the Gyeongsang Basin are, however, about 90 deg off from those of the other tectonic provinces on a common σ2 –σ3 plane, suggesting a permutation of σ2 and σ3 . Our results incorporated with those from the kinematic studies of the Quaternary faults imply that NNW- to NE-striking faults (dextral strike-slip or oblique-slip with a reverse-slip component) are highly likely to generate earthquakes in South Korea. 相似文献
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Summary. Observed teleseismic shear-coupled PL -waves ( SPL ) display a variety of waveforms depending on factors such as source depth, source type and velocity structure. Using a WKBJ spectral method for SV -wave propagation, synthetic seismograms of SPL are produced to examine the factors important in SV and SPL excitation. Results show that SPL is preferentially excited by shallow sources compared to deep sources. This is due to large source area reverberations which consequently leak as SV -waves into the mantle. Interaction at the receiver area then sets up the classic prograde elliptical motion by which SPL can be identified. This is in accordance with the teleseismic observations and indicates that most previous models for the propagation of SPL were not appropriate for shallow source since emphasis was placed on wave interactions occurring only near the receiver. 相似文献
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Ki Young Kim Jung Mo Lee Wooil Moon Chang-Eob Baag Heeok Jung Myung Ho Hong 《Pure and Applied Geophysics》2007,164(1):97-113
In order to investigate the velocity structure of the southern part of the Korean peninsula, seismic refraction profiles were
obtained along a 294-km WNW-ESE line and a 335-km NNW-SSE line in 2002 and 2004, respectively. Seismic waves were generated
by detonating 500–1000 kg explosives in drill holes at depths of 80–150 m. The seismic signals were recorded by portable seismometers
at nominal intervals of 1.5–1.7 km. Separate velocity tomograms were derived from first arrival times using a series expansion
method of travel-time inversion. The raypaths indicate several mid-crust interfaces including those at approximate depths
of 2–3, 15–17, and 22 km. The Moho discontinuity with refraction velocity of 7.8 to 8.4 km/s has a maximum depth of 37–39
km under the southern central portion of the peninsula. The Moho becomes shallower as the Yellow Sea and the East Sea are
approached on the west and east coasts of the peninsula, respectively. The depth of the 7.6 km/s velocity contour varies from
29.4 km to 36.5 km. The discrepancy in depth between the seismological Moho and the interpreted critically refracting interface
may result from the presence of a gradual transition between the crust and mantle. The velocity tomograms show particular
crustal structures including (1) the existence of an over 70-km wide low-velocity zone centered at 6–7 km depth under the
Okchon fold belt and Ryeongnam massif, (2) existence of high-velocity materials under the Gyeongsang basin, and (3) the downward
extension of the Yeongdong fault to depths greater than 10 km. 相似文献
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Heeok Jung Yong-seok Jang Jung Mo Lee Wooil M. Moon Chang-Eob Baag Ki Young Kim Bong Gon Jo 《Tectonophysics》2007,429(3-4):253-265
We analyzed the short period Rayleigh waves from the first crustal-scale seismic refraction experiment in the Korean peninsula, KCRUST2002, to determine the shear wave velocity and attenuation structure of the uppermost 1 km of the crust in different tectonic zones of the Korean peninsula and to examine if this can be related to the surface geology of the study area. The experiment was conducted with two large explosive sources along a 300-km long profile in 2002. The seismic traces, recorded on 170 vertical-component, 2-Hz portable seismometers, show distinct Rayleigh waves in the period range between 0.2 s and 1.2 s, which are easily recognizable up to 30–60 km from the sources. The seismic profiles, which traverse three tectonic regions (Gyeonggi massif, Okcheon fold belt and Yeongnam massif), were divided into five subsections based on tectonic boundaries as well as lithology. Group and phase velocities for the five subsections obtained by a continuous wavelet transform method and a slant stack method, respectively, were inverted for the shear wave models. We obtained shear wave velocity models up to a depth of 1.0 km. Overall, the shear wave velocity of the Okcheon fold belt is lower than that of the Gyeonggi and Yeongnam massifs by 0.4 km/s in the shallowmost 0.2 km and by 0.2 km/s at depths below 0.2 km. Attenuation coefficients, determined from the decay of the fundamental mode Rayleigh waves, were used to obtain the shear wave attenuation structures for three subsections (one for each of the three different tectonic regions). We obtained an average value of Qβ− 1 in the upper 0.5 km for each subsection. Qβ− 1 for the Okcheon fold belt ( 0.026) is approximately three times larger than Qβ− 1 for the massif areas ( 0.008). The low shear wave velocity in the Okcheon fold belt is consistent with the high attenuation in this region. 相似文献
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