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ID 827
Title Teleseismic P- and S-wave relative traveltime data for tomography beneath southeastern Iran
Creator Haiqiang Lan
Subject Teleseismic P- and S-wave relative traveltime data
Publisher Xiukuan Zhao
Description We use teleseismic P- and S-wave arrival-time data recorded by a broadband seismic array to investigate the upper mantle velocity structure beneath southeastern Iran. The P- and S-wave arrival times were processed using the multi-channel cross-correlation (MCCC) method to obtain relative arrival-time measurements among seismic stations. The processed P- and S-wave relative traveltime data are provided in P.all.IR.evtlst and S.all.IR.evtlst, respectively, and the corresponding station information is provided in all.station.list.
Contributor Gaoshan Guo, Ling Chen, Morteza Talebian, Lingkai Meng,Xiaofeng Liang, Bo Wan, Yang Chu, Sebastien Chevrot, Jianfeng Yang, Frederic Mouthereau, Yifan Gao, Zimu Wu, Xu Wang, Naeim Mousavi, and Jimin Sun
Date September 4, 2026
Type P.all.IR.evtlst and S.all.IR.evtlst: Each event consists of three parts. The first line contains the event information in the following order: year, Julian day, hour, minute, second, event latitude, event longitude, event depth, and data-type identifier. The second line gives the number of effective stations for the event. The following lines contain the station observations. Each station observation contains, in order: station name, station latitude, station longitude, station elevation, event latitude, event longitude, event depth, relative traveltime, traveltime uncertainty, and time-correction term. The relative traveltime is an event-wise demeaned arrival-time measurement, obtained by subtracting the mean arrival time of all effective stations for the same event. Therefore, the traveltime values represent relative arrival-time variations rather than absolute P- or S-wave travel times. all.station.list: Each line contains the network code, station name, station latitude, station longitude, and station elevation, in that order.
Format The data is in a text file format, which can be read by any text editing or processing tool.
URL http://www.geophys.ac.cn/ArticleData/20260904SEIran_PS_relTT.zip
DOI 10.12197/2026GA028
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Language Eng
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Rights Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences