A time term analysis of the data obtained during the Bass Strait Upper Mantle Project (Operation Bump)
B.D. Johnson
Bulletin of the Australian Society of Exploration Geophysicists
4(3) 15 - 20
Published: 1973
Abstract
The Bass Strait Upper Mantle Project was a seismic refraction experiment carried out to determine the crustal thickness variation under S .E. Australia. A time term solution for the mantle first arrival data indicates a considerable crustal thinning in Bass Strait. Crustal thickness estimates give values of 30-35 kms for Victoria and Tasmania and 20-25 kms for Bass Strait.https://doi.org/10.1071/EG973215
© ASEG 1973