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IUGG XXIV General Assembly July 2-13, 2007 Perugia, Italy<br />

(S) - <strong>IASPEI</strong> - International Association of Seismology and Physics of the Earth's<br />

Interior<br />

JSS014 Poster presentation 2297<br />

Velocity structure in Naeen Region, Central Iran<br />

Dr. Zohrehsadat Riazirad<br />

Geophysics Azad University Science & Research branch M.Y.R.C <strong>IASPEI</strong><br />

In this study, seismic velocity of crust has been derived for Naeen region in south central of Iran. The<br />

velocities of layers were obtained from the time-distance curves by a least squares method. The<br />

average velocities for the events in a distance range 250-800 km provided the upper mantle velocity.<br />

Similarly, the mean value of seismic velocities for the distance range 110-150 km gave crustal velocity.<br />

Using data from International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and Seismology (IIEES) from<br />

recorded local earthquakes creates an opportunity to image crust and upper mantle in the region. At<br />

first step we obtained a 1-D velocity model by analysis of the travel-time curves for nearly 875 P and S<br />

wave arrival times from 647 local earthquakes. Recorded earthquakes were classified along the four<br />

separate profiles, and corresponding travel-time curves were analyzed. Seismic wave velocity of the<br />

crust is Vpg=6.40.01 (km/s) and Vsg=3.50.2 (km/s). Wave velocity of the Moho is Vpn=8.050.02<br />

(km/s) and Vsn=3.70.2 (km/s).Depth for Moho discontinuities were obtained 391 km. This result is well<br />

correlates with the results of the previous gravimetric crustal studies.<br />

Keywords: velocity, crust, iran

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