Ground fissures in the area of Mavropigi Village (N. Greece): Seismotectonics or mining activity?
Ground fissures in the area of Mavropigi Village (N. Greece): Seismotectonics or mining activity?
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DOI:
10.2478/s11600-014-0241-6
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发表时间:
2014-09
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2.3
通讯作者:
Eleni E. Kalogirou;T. Tsapanos;V. Karakostas;V. Marinos;A. Chatzipetros
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作者:
Eleni E. Kalogirou;T. Tsapanos;V. Karakostas;V. Marinos;A. Chatzipetros
In the beginning of July 2010, a ground fissure was observed in the field near the village of Mavropigi (Northern Greece) and specifically in its NW side. Later on (early September), a second ground fissure was perceived, close and almost parallel to the first one and very close to the limits of the lignite exploitation mine (by the Public Power Corporation, PPC). It was observed that the village of Mavropigi slides away slowly towards the PPC lignite mine. Geological, seismological, as well as geotechnical survey in the field indicated that the phenomenon is related to the coal mining exploitation in the near vicinity of the village rather than to any seismotectonic activity in the surrounding area.