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Seismotectonics of the Zagros continental collision zone and a comparison with the Himalayas
Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1986Accurate focal depths of 16 medium to large Zagros earthquakes were determined from identification of surface‐reflected phases by comparing observed, long‐period P waves with synthetic seismograms. All events are shallow (6–12 km) and show no tendency to deepen toward the Main Zagros Thrust.
James Ni, Muawia Barazangi
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Comparison of three series of organic matter of continental origin
Organic Geochemistry, 1986Abstract Three series of sediments containing land plant-derived organic matter were studied. They include wells from Mahakam delta, Indonesia (Miocene), Douala basin, Cameroon (Upper Cretaceous) and eastern Paris basin, France (Paleozoic). All of the kerogens and coals isolated from these series can be related to type III in a Van Krevelen diagram ...
A.Y. Huc +4 more
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A Performance Comparison of Continental and National Businesses in Europe
International Marketing Review, 1991Most observers expect Europe 1992 to enhance the performance of European businesses as they expand from a national to a continental scope. But there is little direct evidence to date of the potential gain in profitability at the business level. Using the PIMS Program database of 89 European continental businesses and 253 European single‐country ...
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A comparison of number-of-rain-days estimation techniques for continental hydrological modelling
2007 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2007The number of rain-days per dekad (NRDD), a parameter of a modification of the widely used Soil Conservation Service (SCS) model, is estimated here over sub-Saharan Africa using two techniques: indicator kriging of rain-gauge measurements, and a method based on logistic regression between meteosat cold cloud duration (CCD) images and gauge measurements.
Elias Symeonakis +2 more
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A comparison of free oscillations of oceanic and continental earth models
Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America, 1967Abstract It is well-known that Rayleigh and Love waves over continental and oceanic structures have different periods (T) for a given order (n). In the present study, this difference is explored over the spectrum for periods greater than 30 sec, and particularly the graver fundamental spheroidal and torsional oscillations.
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Comparison of composition and concentration of some lagoonal and continental brine lakes
Sedimentary Geology, 1989Abstract Inland lakes and ocean-bordering natural and artificial salt lagoons were sampled at surface and at different levels where possible. Most were analyzed for five major components Mg, Ca, Na, K, Cl. This paper describes the various lakes and lagoons with regard to their relationship to source of salt, density, concentration, and the chemistry
Peter P. Hudec, P. Sonnenfeld
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Passive Continental Margins and Intra-Cratonic Rifts, A Comparison
1978Within a complete Plate Tectonic cycle, which leads to the formation of an ocean basin and of (passive) continental margins, there are two phases; first, a rifting phase with the attenuation of continental lithosphere; later, a drifting phase with sea-floor spreading.
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COMPARISON OF ANGLO SAXON AND CONTINENTAL EUROPEAN LEGAL SYSTEMS
2023Every country including Indonesia has a legal system to regulate its government. The legal system in principle regulates the life of a society so that conflicts do not occur. Even though conflicts cannot be avoided, the legal system has a role in resolving these conflicts.
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The mechanisms of petrogenesis of the Archaean continental crust—Comparison with modern processes
Lithos, 1993The petrographic and chemical composition of magmatic rocks generated during the Archaean appears to be different from that of post-Archaean rocks. Komatiites are widespread before 2.5 Ga and rarely occur afterwards. In addition the Archaean continental crust is primarily TTG (Tonalitic, Trondhjemitic and Granodioritic) in composition, exhibiting ...
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Comparison with the Efficiency and Productivity of Continental International Airports
Regional Industry Review, 2020Ga young Kim +2 more
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