Shear-Wave Velocity Model for the Dead Sea Transform from Multimode Inversion of Surface Waves Excited by the February 2023 Southeast Türkiye Earthquake Sequence
Ariel Lellouch,
Asaf Inbal,
Alon Ziv
Abstract:The dispersive nature of surface waves can be used for shear-wave velocity inversion at different scales. We show that four large earthquakes from the 2023 Türkiye earthquake sequence generate visible surface waves recorded by a dense strong-motion network deployed along the Dead Sea Transform (DST) in Israel. Thanks to favorable geometrical conditions and source radiation patterns, we observe both Rayleigh and Love waves that travel predominantly parallel to the network. We can reliably compute the dispersion… Show more
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