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  1. A free-fall direct-recording ocean bottom seismograph

    A compact and relatively low-cost ocean bottom seismograph has been constructed for use in marine seismic research. The instrument is deployed as a...

    S. H. Johnson, M. D. Cranford, ... R. E. McAllister in Marine Geophysical Researches
    Article 01 January 1977

  3. Towards a more detailed seismic picture of the oceanic crust and mantle

    A review is presented of current interpretation techniques in marine refraction seismology with particular emphasis on those features which are most...

    B. L. N. Kennett in Marine Geophysical Researches
    Article 01 January 1977

  4. Ocean bottom seismograph

    The ocean bottom seismograph described in this paper has been developed primarily for recording earthquakes on the mid-oceanic ridges. The instrument...

    T. J. G. Francis, I. T. Porter, ... P. K. Tomkins in Marine Geophysical Researches
    Article 01 August 1975

  5. Slowness and azimuth at the Uppsala array

    From the Uppsala tripartite array, dT/dΔ and azimuth are determined for 181 P and 24 PKP phases. Near-surface lateral inhomogeneity is found from...

    R. James Brown in pure and applied geophysics
    Article 01 August 1973

  6. Hydrographische Bibliographie

    Fr. Model, H. Mädler in Deutsche Hydrografische Zeitschrift
    Article 01 March 1964

  7. Hydrographische Bibliographie

    Fr. Model, H. Mädler in Deutsche Hydrografische Zeitschrift
    Article 01 May 1967

  8. Geophysical Data Regarding the Earth

    We are turning now our attention towards some geophysical evidence regarding the Earth. First of all, we consider the gravity field.
    Adrian E. Scheidegger in Principles of Geodynamics
    Chapter 1958

  9. Structure of the earth’s crust

    The crust of the earth has often been defined in two different ways. The silicic crust is the part of the solid earth above the Mohorovičič...
    Maurice Ewing, Frank Press in Geophysik I / Geophysics I
    Chapter 1956

  10. Geophysical Data Regarding the Earth

    Seismology, the study of earthquakes, has yielded some very pertinent information about the structure of the Earth. Earthquakes are shocks that occur...
    Adrian E. Scheidegger in Principles of Geodynamics
    Chapter 1963
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