The crustal seismic structure beneath New England seismic network station WES in Weston, Massachusetts, determined from modeling short-period teleseismic P waveforms

The crustal seismic structure beneath New England seismic network station WES in Weston, Massachusetts, determined from modeling short-period teleseismic P waveforms

by Charles G. Doll, Boston College. Department of Geology and Geophysics

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