V. Cerv et al., Geoelectrical structure across the Bohemian Massif and the transition zoneto the West Carpathians, TECTONOPHYS, 332(1-2), 2001, pp. 201-210
Geoelectrical methods of magnetotelluric (MT) and geomagnetic deep sounding
s (GDS) were employed to infer the electrical conductivity structure at dep
ths of specific regions of the Bohemian Massif (BM) and in the transition z
one between the BM and the West Carpathians (WCP). Transfer functions betwe
en components of temporal variations of the natural electromagnetic field i
nduced in the Earth by external sources were estimated and converted to ele
ctrical conductivity (resistivity) profiles. While the results from other r
egions of the BM are noted in references, the emphasis hen is placed on the
new analysis of MT/GDS data at field stations along the regional almost 50
0-km long Deep Seismic Sounding profile No. VI traversing the country from
NW to SE. Inversion of its results suggests a complex,geoelectrical structu
re, characteristic for each geological unit, with layers or increased elect
rical conductivity at crustal and uppermost mantle depths. The results also
indicate strong fields of anomalous induction marking geoelectrical inhomo
geneities at the eastern margin of the BM and in the foreland of the WCP. (
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