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as   V2,   reading   +>  h,-1)   in   profiles,
                                                                            layers,   (travel-   (V,,   ophiolite
  81                                                                          data   hos.    observations   4.9a):
   Models                                                                2h;lands,,   horizontal   observed   velocities   the   arrivals;  2)   (hy,   typical   a   of   refraction   refraction   (Fig.


   Interpretation                                       ®2 3        2h,cos  43,4   ee   ss   V;   +   of   number   of  Inversion   reading   1)   refracted   and   thicknesses   the   character   seismic   many   of  inversion   emerged   has   km/s





        below.                                     2h,cos  0.5   ,   a   V;   tan   2h,   +   2h,  cos  925   2S   4,   V;   2h,tan  0,5   +   any   to   depth.   by:   direct   the   for   solving   The   Crust   through   on   Based   thickness   and   km/s   2km/s   0.63   +

        given   is  (Fig.  4,6)   Xx   77   Me   2h,  cos 8,2   Vv   2h,  fan  812   Xx   7   V3   2h,cos®,;   ="   vi   tan8,3   2h,   Xx   7   Vs   2h, cos  81.5   vi   2h,  tan0,,   =   applied   be   can   with  decrease   accomplished   be   of   slopes   3)   then   t,-1);   Oceanic   recognized   4.8).   Fig.   velocity   1.5   ~   water   ~   1   Layer   5.07   ~   2   Layer






         case   X   v.   =   1   0,   +   t)   =   =   t,   .   X,y"=   +   &   T; =   intercept:   pt:   =   X..   +   &   =   29  intercept:  3  =   t;   X3   distance:   4.7a)   (Fig.   not   can   4.7b)   the   of   inverses   b,-++>   equations.   of   Surveys   first   was   example,   P-wave   of   in   arrival   from   from
         4-layer   time:  T,   intercept:  0   distance:   time:  T,   intercept:   distance:   Refraction   time:   distance:   Refraction   “   time:  Ty   does   Fig.   (t),   2.24)   (for   pattern   direct   refraction   refraction

         a                Refraction   5       :          critical   travel   T-Axis   critical   model   velocity   in   the   above   Refraction   (Fig.   basins
         for   n=l1> Direct Arrival   travel   T-Axis   critical   Ist   travel   T-Axis   critical   2nd   travel   T-Axis   3rd   4=   The   as   graph   as   the  T-intercepts   the   sequence   consistent   Velocity:
          Anexample        n=2=             3=   n=          n=                  long   time   _..,V,)   from   ocean   a










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           a)  Generalized  refraction  model  for  several  horizontal  interfaces.  layers;  layer  velocity  increases   V,)-  Va-1-+»  V2?   >  b)  Travel-time  graph  showing T-axis  intercept  times  (t,,  t»---  ta-1)  and  slopes  for  direct  and  critically  refracted  arrivals  from  (a).  See  text  for  travel-time   the generalized   4.7),   (Fig.   (Telford   is   “n”   layer   of   top  of   the   along   n:   layer   receiver








           FIGURE  4.7   There  are n   with  depth  (V,   equations  for  each  event.   interfaces   top   the   from       Vv       horizontally   source,   X   at   receiver   from  refraction   8;  2h,cos   2   the   to   source   the



        Interpretation                                                       horizontal   several   refraction   critical   1992,  p.  79-80):          the   from   down   toa   up   back   the   for   2.   »   from  distance   n.   layer




        Refraction   [h                                                       with   for  a   p.  280-281;  Burger,   time   travel   n,  and   layer   intercept   T-axis   horizontal   of  velocity



        Seismic          Vo                                                   model   a   equation   1976,   =   T,   =   t-1   *  >  i
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