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S-wave velocity images of the Dead Sea Basin provided by ambient seismic noise

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences(2013)

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Abstract
•We have applied passive seismic interferometry to ambient seismic noise.•The explored frequency range was the secondary microseism bandwidth 0.1–0.5Hz.•We display S-wave velocity sections of the Dead Sea Basin at depths 0–11km.•The bowl-shaped basin, its asymmetrical structure and infill materials are shown.
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Ambient seismic noise,Correlation,Dispersion,Tomography,Depth-dependent shear velocity models,Dead Sea
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