김성균 et al., 2000 - Google Patents
Quality factor structure of the southeastern part of the Korean Peninsula김성균 et al., 2000
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- 2794422925802699252
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- 김성균
- 박윤경
- 전명순
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- 지질학회지
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An attenuation structure for P and S waves within the crust is determined from Q factors representing the attenuation of the P and coda waves in the southeastern part of the Korean Peninsula. Total 136 seismograms recorded by KIGAM seismic network from 31 …
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