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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
| − | This model was created by creating a 1D representation of the Sierra gabbro region in SFCVM v22.1. It is intended for use in the northeastern parts of California, a region covered by few CVMs. It was created by extracting a 1D profile from the Sierra gabbro region and then manually creating a 1D model which closely approximates this profile. | + | This model was created by creating a 1D representation of the (unmodified) Sierra gabbro region in SFCVM v22.1. It is intended for use in the northeastern parts of California, a region covered by few CVMs. It was created by extracting a 1D profile from the Sierra gabbro region and then manually creating a 1D model which closely approximates this profile. Note that the Sierra gabbro region as specified in SFCVM v22.1 has high near surface velocities (around 3500 m/s), so this is reflected in NC1D as well. |
== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
| − | A UCVM-formatted configuration file specifying this model is available [File:NC1D. | + | A UCVM-formatted configuration file specifying this model is available [[:File:NC1D.txt | here]]. The layers specified in the model are: |
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== Plots == | == Plots == | ||
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| + | Vertical profile of NC1D model. | ||
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| + | | [[File:NC1D_profile.png|thumb|300px|1D vertical profile from NC1D model.]] | ||
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| + | Horizontal cross-sections. The NC1D model is used in the northeastern portion of the volume; you can see how it is similar to the Sierra gabbro region. | ||
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| + | | [[File:NC1D_cross_section_0m_vs.png|thumb|300px|Horizontal cross-section, 0m depth.]] | ||
| + | | [[File:NC1D_cross_section_80m_vs.png|thumb|300px|Horizontal cross-section, 80m depth.]] | ||
| + | | [[File:NC1D_cross_section_800m_vs.png|thumb|300px|Horizontal cross-section, 800m depth.]] | ||
| + | | [[File:NC1D_cross_section_2000m_vs.png|thumb|300px|Horizontal cross-section, 2000m depth.]] | ||
| + | | [[File:NC1D_cross_section_10000m_vs.png|thumb|300px|Horizontal cross-section, 10000m depth.]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:55, 1 May 2024
This page documents the NC1D velocity model, created as part of the preparations for Study 24.6.
Summary
This model was created by creating a 1D representation of the (unmodified) Sierra gabbro region in SFCVM v22.1. It is intended for use in the northeastern parts of California, a region covered by few CVMs. It was created by extracting a 1D profile from the Sierra gabbro region and then manually creating a 1D model which closely approximates this profile. Note that the Sierra gabbro region as specified in SFCVM v22.1 has high near surface velocities (around 3500 m/s), so this is reflected in NC1D as well.
Contents
A UCVM-formatted configuration file specifying this model is available here. The layers specified in the model are:
| Layer thickness (km) | Vp (km/s) | Vs(km/s) | Density (gm/cm3) | Qp | Qs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8.8990 | 5.9000 | 3.5025 | 2.8797 | 350.2500 | 175.1250 |
| 0.0010 | 5.9000 | 3.5025 | 2.8797 | 350.2500 | 175.1250 |
| 5.4200 | 6.2024 | 3.6414 | 2.9335 | 364.1400 | 182.0700 |
| 9.5200 | 6.7352 | 3.8763 | 3.0381 | 387.6300 | 193.8150 |
| 6.1600 | 7.0800 | 4.0367 | 3.1116 | 403.6700 | 201.8350 |
| 9.6000 | 7.6173 | 4.3354 | 3.2327 | 433.5400 | 216.7700 |
| 0.2700 | 7.7511 | 4.4031 | 3.2840 | 440.3100 | 220.1550 |
| 0.2650 | 7.7791 | 4.4227 | 3.3000 | 442.2700 | 221.1350 |
| 4.8650 | 7.7796 | 4.4256 | 3.3000 | 442.5600 | 221.2800 |
| 0.0010 | 7.8257 | 4.4593 | 3.2153 | 445.9300 | 222.9650 |
| 0.9990 | 7.8255 | 4.4587 | 3.2150 | 445.8700 | 222.9350 |
| 3.0000 | 7.8326 | 4.4644 | 3.2180 | 446.4400 | 223.2200 |
| 999.00 | 7.9200 | 4.5740 | 3.1160 | 457.4000 | 228.7000 |
Plots
Vertical profile of NC1D model.
Horizontal cross-sections. The NC1D model is used in the northeastern portion of the volume; you can see how it is similar to the Sierra gabbro region.
