A table for expedite location of deep earthquake foci

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S. Gershanik
P. Sierra
E. Jaschek

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The expedite methods so far known for the location of deep earthquake foci and based on data from a single station can not be applied when the epicentral distance is short. In view of this consideration, a new method free from such limitation, and based on P, S and ScS phases and in tables prepared for such purpose, is proposed.

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Gershanik, S., Sierra, P., & Jaschek, E. (1966). A table for expedite location of deep earthquake foci. Geofisica Internacional, 6(1), 23–31. https://doi.org/10.22201/igeof.2954436xe.1966.6.1.1653
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