Some Results of Geophysical and Drilling Investigations into Upper Lithosphere in Czechoslovakia

  • M. Suk
Conference paper
Part of the Exploration of the Deep Continental Crust book series (EXPLORATION)

Abstract

The Czechoslovakian program of lithosphere investigations includes projects on seismic profiles, deep boreholes, the construction of geophysical lithosphere models, and geochemical-petrological investigations of rocks originated at great depths. The program has been carried out by sixteen working teams of Czechoslovakian institutions and universities.

Keywords

Bohemian Massif Reflection Profile Deep Borehole Vienna Basin Nappe Tectonic 
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© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987

Authors and Affiliations

  • M. Suk
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  1. 1.BrnoCzechoslovakia

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