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Abstract Microearthquake codas from 19 shallow depth local events have been analysed in Hungary. We estimate coda attenuation Qc in the frequency range 6 to 24 Hz used Sato’s (1977) single scattering model for a coda window of 12.5±2.5 s beginning at twice the S-wave travel time. Travel times were between 2–23 sec. The stations showed similar values of Qc which were about 400 at 6 Hz and about 1400 at 24 Hz. The Qc values in Hungary indicate moderate tectonic characteristic.
Abstract Microearthquake codas from 19 shallow depth local events have been analysed in Hungary. We estimate coda attenuation Qc in the frequency range 6 to 24 Hz used Sato’s (1977) single scattering model for a coda window of 12.5±2.5 s beginning at twice the S-wave travel time. Travel times were between 2–23 sec. The stations showed similar values of Qc which were about 400 at 6 Hz and about 1400 at 24 Hz. The Qc values in Hungary indicate moderate tectonic characteristic.
Attenuation of Coda Waves in Hungary
Kiszely, M. (author)
2000
Article (Journal)
English
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