We processed data from~ 100 continuous GPS stations to provide new insights into the
crustal motion and deformation of central and western Greece. We used the derived velocity …

In this study we utilize regional and teleseismic earthquake moment tensor solutions in order
to infer the contemporary crustal stress in the Greek region. We focus on crustal earthquakes …

Transition from subduction to collision occurs in Western Greece and is accommodated
along the downgoing plate by the Kefalonia right-lateral fault that transfers the Hellenic …

Summary Recent seismicity (2008–2014) taking place in the Gulf of Corinth and recorded,
since the establishment of the Hellenic Unified Seismological Network is relocated in this …

Geophysical investigations which commenced thousands of years ago in China from
observations of the Earth shaking caused by large earthquakes (Lee et al., 2003) have gone …

Greece exhibits the highest seismic activity in Europe, manifested in intense seismicity with
large magnitude events and frequent earthquake swarms. In the present work, we analyzed …

The tectonic setting of western Peloponnese and central Ionian Islands, Greece, is
characterized by the subduction of the oceanic African plate beneath the Aegean micro …

In this study we rigorously combine 18 old campaign GPS data sets from Greece covering
the period 1994–2000. Although the majority of these old datasets have been analyzed and …

On 10 April 2007, three moderate earthquakes with M w= 4.9–5.1 occurred in the vicinity of
Trichonis Lake (W. Greece). A local network composed of 12 three-component digital …

Abstract The Eastern Aleutian‐Alaska Subduction Zone (EAASZ) manifests significant along‐
strike variations in structure and geometry. The limited spatial resolution in intermediate …