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Table of Contents Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic..............................................................................3 Geophysical Institute of the ASCR.............................................................................................5 Organization Units of the Geophysical Institute.........................................................................6 Scientific Departments of the Geophysical Institute...................................................................7 Staff of the Geophysical Institute, November 2005....................................................................8 List of researchers.......................................................................................................................9 Observatories of the Geophysical Institute...............................................................................10 Czech Regional Seismic Network (CRSN)..........................................................................10 WEBNET network................................................................................................................11 The geothermal climate-change observatories.....................................................................11 Geomagnetic observatory.....................................................................................................12 Gravity and Earth tides observatories...................................................................................13 Geographic locations of the observatories of the Geophysical Institute..............................14 Current research activities of the Geophysical Institute abroad...........................................14 Key Research Projects in 2004-2005........................................................................................15 Geothermal research of the impact structure Chicxulub......................................................15 Geophysical evidence of a deep Weichselian permafrost in NE Poland..............................16 Recent subsurface temperature changes in the Czech Republic, Portugal and Slovenia and their coupling to air temperatures........................................................17 Borehole climate change......................................................................................................18 Structural aspects of the evolution of volcanic centres: the České středohoří Mts. as an example..........................................................................................................21 Stratigraphic architecture of Cenomanian strata of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin: relationships of depositional systems and reactivation of basement fault zones................................................................................................................................25 Depositional distortions of orbitally driven climate signals: a new tool for analysis of sea-level change...........................................................................................................27 Deep structure, seismotectonics and volcanism at convergent plate margins......................28 Deep structure of the lithosphere-asthenosphere system......................................................30 SLICE: Seismic velocity models..........................................................................................34 Azimuthal variation of Pg velocity in the Moldanubian, Czech Republic...........................36 Search for triggering mechanisms and driving forces of earthquake swarms in the western part of the Bohemian Massif by the WEBNET group..............................37 Amplitude ratios for complete moment tensor retrieval.......................................................40 Focal mechanisms in anisotropic media...............................................................................41 Caustics and anti-caustics in seismic anisotropy..................................................................42 Acoustic axes in strong and weak triclinic anisotropy.........................................................43 First-order ray tracing for smooth inhomogeneous weakly anisotropic media....................43 Comparison of synthetics calculated by the QI approximation of the coupling ray theory and by the Fourier pseudospectral method.....................................................45 1
Estimates of P-wave anisotropy from the P-wave slowness and polarization measurements..................................................................................................................47 Electromagnetic depth soundings.........................................................................................48 Numerical simulations of the hydromagnetic dynamos.......................................................51 Environmental rock magnetism............................................................................................52 Solar-terrestrial relations......................................................................................................55 Geomagnetic forcing on regional and global temperatures..................................................57 Events........................................................................................................................................59 Seismic Waves in Laterally Inhomogeneous Media VI........................................................59 Drilling the Eger Rift in Central Europe, Courtyard Býkov, October 3-7, 2004..................60 9th “Castle Meeting“ on Palaeo, Rock and Environmental Magnetism, held in Javorina, Slovakia, 27 June, 3 July, 2004....................................................................61 EC Project „Developing Existing Earthquake Data Infrastructures Towards a Mediterranean-European Rapid Earthquake Data Information and Archiving Network“ (MEREDIAN), 2000-2005..............................................................................62 INHIGEO Symposium, Prague, July 2-11, 2005..................................................................63 2005 Fulbright Scholarship, Prof. Gary Kocurek.................................................................64 Studia geophysica et geodaetica................................................................................................65 Structure of the budget of the Geophysical Institute.................................................................66 List of grant projects solved during 2004-2005........................................................................67 Selected publications.................................................................................................................70 How to get to the Geophysical Institute....................................................................................73 Art exhibitons at the Geophysical Institute...............................................................................74 2
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Page 21 and 22: Fig. 3. The borehole climate change
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Page 31 and 32: Deep structure, seismotectonics and
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Page 39 and 40: References Brož M., Hrubcová P.,
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Page 43 and 44: Amplitude ratios for complete momen
Page 45 and 46: References Vavryčuk V., 2005. Foca
Page 47 and 48: Fig. 28. Projections of the 3D ray
Page 49 and 50: Fig. 30 shows comparison of QI (red
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with the maximum/minimum resistivit
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spectral methods (Hejda and Reshetn
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vertical profiles of magnetic susce
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) The rapidly varying geomagnetic f
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Let us try to answer the question w
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Drilling the Eger Rift in Central E
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provided by IAGA, was used to cover
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2005 Fulbright Scholarship, Prof. G
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Structure of the budget of the Geop
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Project code Title Principal invest
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Selected publications Alcalá M.D.,
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Vavryčuk V., Hrubcová P., Brož M
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Art exhibitons at the Geophysical I
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