A stacking technique is applied to measure phase velocities of the fundamental and several
higher Rayleigh modes over an array of long period stations located in Western Europe. The …

Stacking methods applied to wide arrays of long period stations provide a powerful tool to
investigate the physical properties of the upper mantle by means of higher modes. In this …

The phase velocity dispersion of fundamental mode Rayleigh waves (period range 13-127
s) is determined by the interstation method for three profiles that traverse the North Sea …

Summary A new model, EUR-S91, of shear-wave velocity variations in the upper mantle
beneath central Europe and surrounding regions, down to a depth of 670km, is presented …

A generalized inversion of a new data set, consisting of surface wave phase velocities and
Sn traveltimes, has resulted in a new shear velocity and density model for the west …

A model for the upper mantle SV-wave velocity under southern Norway is obtained by depth
inversion of the average phase velocity of the Rayleigh wave fundamental mode in the area …

Rayleigh wave phase velocities were obtained in the period range 12.5–83.3 s using the
almost linear array of long period seismic stations installed at Bari (BAI), Grosseto (GSO) …

The upper mantle velocity structure beneath Europe is investigated by body-wave modelling
of broad-band seismograms from earthquakes in the eastern Mediterranean recorded by …

Summary The stable, Precambrian East European Platform adjoins the younger, tectonically
active regions of central and western Europe along a distinct crustal boundary, the Tornquist …

Lateral heterogeneity in the earth's upper mantle is investigated by inverting dispersion
curves of long‐period surface waves (100–330 s). Models for seven different tectonic …