Construction of a Velocity Model of Earth’s Upper Crust of the Eurasian–Sea of Okhotsk Plate Conjunction Zone along the Northeastern Segment of the 3-DV Profile Based on the Digital Processing Results of Compressional- and Shear-Wave Refractions

An automated algorithm for monitoring the areas of refraction event tracing along the profile based on the dynamic conversion was developed. Time sections of compressional- and shear-wave refractions recorded by the CDP shooting geometry in the Northeastern segment of the 3-DV survey base line were constructed. A high-velocity model of the upper part of the Earth’s crust was constructed to a depth of 2 km in the Sea of Okhotsk–Eurasian plate conjunction zone. Based on the increased velocity ratio of P- and S-waves, the refracting boundaries in the Ayan–Yuryakh block were rock sections with various lithological compositions in the sedimentary cover. The zone of reduced P-wave velocity and Vp/Vs ratio related to high rock fragmentation was identified in the high-velocity profile of the Chai–Yurya Fault zone, both above and below the refracting boundary. The velocity values of P- and S-waves (6.0–6.1 and 3.6–3.7 km/s, respectively,) and reduced Vp/Vs ratio (~1.65) due to felsic rock intrusions were recorded in the southern part of the Inyali–Debin block within the depth range of 1–1.5 km.

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Seismic Instruments
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0747923925700525
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Geological Studies and Exploration
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Construction of a Velocity Model of Earth’s Upper Crust of the Eurasian–Sea of Okhotsk Plate Conjunction Zone along the Northeastern Segment of the 3-DV Profile Based on the Digital Processing Results of Compressional- and Shear-Wave Refractions

P. O. Polyanskiy, A. F. Emanov, A. S. Salnikov
Seismic Instruments
Geological Studies and Exploration
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Construction of a Velocity Model of Earth’s Upper Crust of the Eurasian–Sea of Okhotsk Plate Conjunction Zone along the Northeastern Segment of the 3-DV Profile Based on the Digital Processing Results of Compressional- and Shear-Wave Refractions

P. O. Polyanskiy, A. F. Emanov, A. S. Salnikov
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An automated algorithm for monitoring the areas of refraction event tracing along the profile based on the dynamic conversion was developed. Time sections of compressional- and shear-wave refractions recorded by the CDP shooting geometry in the Northeastern segment of the 3-DV survey base line were constructed. A high-velocity model of the upper part of the Earth’s crust was constructed to a depth of 2 km in the Sea of Okhotsk–Eurasian plate conjunction zone. Based on the increased velocity ratio of P- and S-waves, the refracting boundaries in the Ayan–Yuryakh block were rock sections with various lithological compositions in the sedimentary cover. The zone of reduced P-wave velocity and Vp/Vs ratio related to high rock fragmentation was identified in the high-velocity profile of the Chai–Yurya Fault zone, both above and below the refracting boundary. The velocity values of P- and S-waves (6.0–6.1 and 3.6–3.7 km/s, respectively,) and reduced Vp/Vs ratio (~1.65) due to felsic rock intrusions were recorded in the southern part of the Inyali–Debin block within the depth range of 1–1.5 km.

Seismic InstrumentsVol. 61(5)
Geophysical Survey (RU), Siberian Research Institute of Geology, Geophysics and Mineral Resources (RU)
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