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Patras Gulf
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The
Patras Gulf located in the Western part of Greece is an area of very
high seismic activity; a event in the region was the Egion
(M=6.2) earthquake of June 1995 and the Andravida Earthquake (Mw=6.4)
in 2008.
A GPS
network of ten (10) stations was established in 1994 and remeasured up
to 2011. Significant micromovements were detected, confirming the
anticipated tectonc movements of the area.
Horizonral & Vertical Velocity maps of the
Patras Gulf for the period 1994-2006 (ITRF 2000)
REFERENCE:
- Vlachou, K.,
Sakkas V., Papadimitriou, P.,
Lagios., E., 2011. Crustal
Deformation Studies in the Seismically Active Area
of Patras Gulf (Greece), Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium
(IGARSS), 2011
IEEE International, Vancouver Canada, 10.1109/IGARSS.2011.6050082.
- Lagios
E., 1997; Study for seismic precursors in the broader area of
Patras Gulf. Final Report submitted to Earthquake Planning and
Protection Organization (OA£ ), 146 p.
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