Distribution of vertical crustal movement rates in the Tohoku district, Japan, predicted by least-squares collocation

Faculty Engineering Year: 1997
Type of Publication: ZU Hosted Pages: 432-442
Authors:
Gamal Saber Ahmed Elfiky
Journal: Journal of Geodesy Springer Volume:
Keywords : Distribution , vertical crustal movement rates , , Tohoku    
Abstract:
Least squares prediction using an empirically deduced local covariance function was performed to investigate the temporal change of the rates of vertical crustal movements in the Tohoku district, Japan. Levelling data covering an area of ap
    
     
 
       

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