Transformations of Bottom Pressure Variations Generated by Marine Infragravity Waves into Displacements of the Upper Layer of the Earth's Crust: Quantitative Assessment

Transformations of bottom pressure variations generated by infragravity waves into displacements of the upper layer of the Earth's crust have been quantitatively assessed based on the experimental data obtained with a laser meter for hydrospheric pressure variations and two laser strainmeters. The relationship between the coefficient of bottom pressure transformation into elastic vibrations of the Earth's crust and the infragravity wave period has been determined.