Satellite-determined stresses in the crust of Europe.

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A crustal stress field computed from satellite-derived gravity data is presented. The stresses are obtained in terms of a series involving spherical harmonics of the geopotential. The computed stress directions are in good agreement with fault-plane solutions from earthquakes and in situ stress measurements. With the articulation of the dynamical principles that govern crustal deformations of a much smaller scale, this study provides a geodynamical basis for intraplate deformations and seismotectonic block movements in Central Europe. -from Author

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Han-Shou Liu. (1985). Satellite-determined stresses in the crust of Europe. Seismic Activity in Western Europe. Proc. Brussels, 1984, 19–36. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5273-7_2

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