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Examination of relocated earthquake hypocenters in the Pamir- Hindu Kush seismic zone using 3-D plots
HIMALAYAN JOURNAL OF SCIENCES | VOL. 5 | ISSUE 7 (SPECIAL ISSUE) | 2008 43 Reliably relocated earthquake hypocenters in the Pamir-Hindu Kush region for about 1700 earthquakes deeper than 50 km, are examined using 3-D color plots. The hypocenters define an single contorted “S” shaped seismic zone, 700 km long and no more than 30 km wide and with most activity concentrated in the 100300 km depth range. The main features observed are: a) the continuous steepening of the north dipping Hindu Kush seismic zone as we move eastwards towards the Pamirs; b) the southeast dipping Pamir seismic zone; c) the curvature and forking of the subducting slab at depths greater than 200 km within the eastern part of the Hindu Kush seismic zone; d) the very abrupt cutoff in intermediate depth seismicity at 90-110 km depth with no extension to shallower depths, under the Pamirs, suggesting that the slab has Examination of relocated earthquake hypocenters in the PamirHindu Kush seismic zone using 3-D plots
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The "Journal of Himalayan Earth Sciences" (JHES) is a biannual journal, managed by the National Centre of Excellence in Geology, University of Peshawar, Pakistan. JHES is recognized by Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan in "X" Category. The JHES entertains research articles relevant to the field of geosciences. Typical geoscience-related topics include sedimentary geology, igneous, and metamorphic geology and geochemistry, geographical information system/remote sensing related to natural hazards, and geo-environmental issues and earth quake seismology, and engineering and exploration geophysics. However, as the journal name implies, the articles addressing research relevant to the above disciplines in the Himalayan region will be given prime importance and relevance.