Three Dimensional Subsurface Structure beneath the Hino River Flat, South-East Shore of Lake Biwa, Central Japan
Three Dimensional Subsurface Structure beneath the Hino River Flat, South-East Shore of Lake Biwa, Central Japan
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日本中部琵琶湖东南岸日野河平地下方的三维地下结构
DOI:
10.4294/jpe1952.38.403
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发表时间:
1990
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通讯作者:
T. Tsutsui
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作者:
T. Tsutsui
The subsurface structure of the region has been surveyed with several seismic methods simultaneously, i.e., observations of microseisms, the Common Depth Point (CDP) profiling method and the Pseudo-Reflection Profiling (PRP) method. In the first stage of the survey, a probable discontinuity of subsurface structure is detected from observations of microseisms along two linear arrays on the flat, and the difference in the basement rock depth on the western and eastern parts of the flat is roughly estimated. In the second stage, two small portions of the flat are surveyed with the CDP method in order to determine subsurface structure in more detail. Moreover, the PRP method is invoked to supplement the coverage of CDP profiling method.