DEEP-STRUCTURE OF THE NORTHEASTERN JAPAN ARC AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SEISMIC AND VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
DEEP-STRUCTURE OF THE NORTHEASTERN JAPAN ARC AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SEISMIC AND VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
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DOI:
10.1038/352683a0
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发表时间:
1991-08-22
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影响因子:
64.8
通讯作者:
HORIUCHI, S
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作者:
HASEGAWA, A;ZHAO, DP;HORIUCHI, S
Evidence for possible deep-seated magmatic activity beneath northeastern Japan can be obtained from seismic observations. Tomographic inversions of P-wave velocity data show low-velocity zones distributed in the crust and upper mantle beneath active volcanoes. In or around these zones, anomalously low-frequency micro-earthquakes, perhaps caused by magmatic activity, are found at depths of 25-40 km; distinct S-wave reflectors, corresponding to the upper surfaces of magma bodies, are found at depths of 10-18 km. Large crustal earthquakes also occur around the low-velocity zones. These observations reveal the distribution of magma reservoirs at depths and elucidate its relation with shallow seismicity beneath volcanic arcs.