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1 A comparative analysis of maps of vertical crustal movements for European Russia Enman, S.V
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 33-41
9 p.
 article
2 Active fault and water loading are important factors in triggering earthquake activity around Aswan Lake Kebeasy, R.M.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 73-85
13 p.
 article
3 A local magnitude scale for Aswan earthquakes, Egypt El-Khashab, H.M.A
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 111-123
13 p.
 article
4 Alpha Ridge and iceland-products of the same plume? Forsyth, D.A
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 197-214
18 p.
 article
5 A 30 million year cycle in Arctic volcanism? Johnson, G.Leonard
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 111-116
6 p.
 article
6 An aeromagnetic survey around Syowa station, East Antarctica Shibuya, Kazuo
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 387-389
3 p.
 article
7 Analysis of levelling measurements along the high dam, Aswan, Egypt Tealeb, A.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 189-219
31 p.
 article
8 An investigation into the integrity of surveying with the global positioning system (GPS) Wassef, Attallah M.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 51-58
8 p.
 article
9 Appendix 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 349-
1 p.
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10 Application of subsurface temperature measurements in geothermal prospecting in Iceland Flóvenz, Ólafur G.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 331-340
10 p.
 article
11 A preliminary report on the frequency characteristics of near-surface layers in the vicinity of the high dam lake Refai, E.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 105-110
6 p.
 article
12 Basement relief map of kalabsha and seiyal areas, northwest of Aswan lake, Egypt Tealeb, A.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 147-158
12 p.
 article
13 Combined geothermal-geophysical models of the earth's crust and upper mantle for the European continent Gordienko, V.V.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 75-90
16 p.
 article
14 Contents Volume 4, 1985 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 351-352
2 p.
 article
15 Crustal inhomogeneities and seismicity near the margins of the North Atlantic Ocean Gregersen, Søren
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 5-12
8 p.
 article
16 Crustal movement research and GPS in Japan Tanaka, T.
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 1-12
12 p.
 article
17 Crustal structure in the Mizuho Plateau, East Antarctica, by a two-dimensional ray approximation Ikami, Akira
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 271-283
13 p.
 article
18 Crustal structure modelling for the northern part of the Aswan lake area using seismic waves generated by explosions and local earthquakes Kebeasy, R.M
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 159-182
24 p.
 article
19 Crustal structure of the Mizuho Plateau, East Antarctica from geophysical data Ito, Kiyoshi
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 285-296
12 p.
 article
20 Current literature survey 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. I-VI
nvt p.
 article
21 Deduction of the horizontal gradients of the Hungarian vertical movement velocities by polynomial fitting Joó, I
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 159-165
7 p.
 article
22 Deformation of “Villafranchian” lacustrine sediments in the Chisone Valley (Western Alps, Italy) Collo, Giovanni
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 281-292
12 p.
 article
23 Determination of crustal movements in Turkey by terrestrial geodetic methods Deniz, R
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 13-22
10 p.
 article
24 Earthquakes in continental Antarctica Adams, R.D.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 263-270
8 p.
 article
25 Earthquake swarms on Mount Erebus, Antarctica Kaminuma, Katsutada
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 391-404
14 p.
 article
26 Editorial Board 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
 article
27 Editorial Board 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
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28 Editorial Board 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
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29 Editorial Board 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
 article
30 Editorial Board 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. IFC-
1 p.
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31 Faulted archaeological relics at Hierapolis (Pamukkale), Turkey Hancock, P.L.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 21-36
16 p.
 article
32 First samples of acoustic basement recovered from the alpha ridge, Arctic ocean: New constraints for the origin of the ridge Van Wagoner, N.A
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 177-196
20 p.
 article
33 Foreword Ota, Yoko
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 1-
1 p.
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34 Geodetic techniques applied to the detection and monitoring of recent crustal movements Groten, Erwin
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 1-7
7 p.
 article
35 Geological and geophysical evidence for a holocene tsunami deposit in the astern Mediterranean deep-sea record Cita, Maria Bianca
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 293-304
12 p.
 article
36 Geological constraints for tectonic models of the alpha ridge Mudie, P.J
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 215-236
22 p.
 article
37 Geological evidence for strong historical earthquakes in an “aseismic” region: The Pollino case (Southern Italy) Michetti, Alessandro Maria
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 67-86
20 p.
 article
38 Geological investigations of Italian earthquakes: New paleoseismological data from the fucino plain (Central Italy) Galadini, Fabrizio
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 87-103
17 p.
 article
39 Geothermal gradients and ground water circulation in fissured and karstic rocks: The role played by the structure of the permeable network Drogue, C.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 219-231
13 p.
 article
40 Geothermic field and development of the structure of continents Beloussov, V.V.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 39-44
6 p.
 article
41 Geothermics and the deep flow-system of the Hungarian Basin Erdélyi, M.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 321-330
10 p.
 article
42 Glacio-geophysical implication of an NNSS positioning in and around Syowa Station, East Antarctica Shibuya, Kazuo
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 327-346
20 p.
 article
43 GPS positioning as applied to investigation of recent crustal movements Czarnecki, K
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 91-99
9 p.
 article
44 Gravity anomaly in and around Antarctica and its tectonic implications Segawa, Jiro
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 309-326
18 p.
 article
45 Gravity map of Kalabsha area, northwest of Aswan Lake, and its structural significance Abdelrahman, E.M.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 125-135
11 p.
 article
46 Gravity map of seiyal area, northwest of Aswan lake, and its subsurface structural setting Tealeb, A.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 137-146
10 p.
 article
47 Heat flow and ground water flow in the Great Plains of the United States Gosnold Jr., William D
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 247-264
18 p.
 article
48 Heat flow and ground water movement in the Bohemian cretaceous basin (Czechoslovakia) Čermak, Vladimír
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 285-303
19 p.
 article
49 Heat flow anomalies and their interpretation Chapman, David S.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 3-37
35 p.
 article
50 Heat flow anomalies caused by water circulation Alföldi, L.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 199-217
19 p.
 article
51 Heat flow in Eastern Egypt: The thermal signature of a continental breakup Morgan, P.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 107-131
25 p.
 article
52 Heat flow maps and deep ground water circulation: Examples from Switzerland Bodmer, Ph.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 233-245
13 p.
 article
53 Holocene and historical earthquakes on the Boconó fault system, southern Venezuelan Andes: Trench confirmation Audemard Mennessier, Franck A.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 155-167
13 p.
 article
54 Holocene coastal uplift in the taormina area, northeastern sicily: Implications for the southern prolongation of the calabrian seismogenic belt Stewart, I.S.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 37-50
14 p.
 article
55 Holocene liquefaction and soft-sediment deformation in Quito (Ecuador): A paleoseismic history recorded in lacustrine sediments Hibsch, Christian
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 259-280
22 p.
 article
56 Hydraulic investigations on the utilization of geothermal water resources for energy production Bergmann, Heinz
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 341-348
8 p.
 article
57 Interim report on a regional RCM-network in Friuli, Italy Beinat, A
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 59-70
12 p.
 article
58 Introduction Joó, I
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. v-
1 p.
 article
59 Inversion approach for thermal data from a convecting hydrothermal system Kasameyer, Paul
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 165-181
17 p.
 article
60 Kanda fault: A major seismogenic element west of the Rukwa Rift (Tanzania, East Africa) Vittori, Eutizio
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 139-153
15 p.
 article
61 List of contents 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. IX-XI
nvt p.
 article
62 Local aspects, models and monitoring of recent crustal movements in central Europe Czarnecka, K
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 101-106
6 p.
 article
63 Long-term underground temperature measurements at Syowa Station, East Antarctica Nagao, Toshiyasu
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 297-308
12 p.
 article
64 Mathematical simulation of geotemperature and heat flow patterns Xiong Liang-Ping,
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 45-61
17 p.
 article
65 Microseismicity and tectonics of Sinai El Hakim, B.A.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 37-49
13 p.
 article
66 Modeling the thermal evolution of an active geothermal system Eckstein, Y.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 149-163
15 p.
 article
67 Monitoring degradation of the 1995 Nojima earthquake fault scarps at Awaji Island, southwestern Japan Ota, Yoko
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 185-205
21 p.
 article
68 Monitoring horizontal motions in a local network at Caneva in Friuli, Italy Beinat, A
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 43-57
15 p.
 article
69 Monitoring recent crustal movements in the Kenya rift valley by global positioning system (GPS) — a proposal Rostom, R.S.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 65-72
8 p.
 article
70 Neotectonic and seismic activity in the Armorican and Cornubian Massifs: Regional stress field with glacio-isostatic influence? Van Vliet-Lanoë, B.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 219-239
21 p.
 article
71 On the evolution of the geothermal regime of the North China Basin Wang Ji-yang,
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 133-148
16 p.
 article
72 Paleoseismic events recorded in pleistocene sediments in the area of Kalamata (Peloponnessos, Greece) Mariolakos, I.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 241-247
7 p.
 article
73 Paleoseismic indications along ‘aseismic’ fault segments in the guadalentín depression (SE Spain) Silva, Pablo G.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 105-115
11 p.
 article
74 Paleoseismicity and seismic hazard along the Great Sumatran Fault (Indonesia) Bellier, O.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 169-183
15 p.
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75 Paleoseismicity in France: Fault trench studies in a region of moderate seismicity Sébrier, Michel
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 207-217
11 p.
 article
76 Paleoseismicity of the Souli Fault, Epirus, Western Greece Boccaletti, M.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 117-127
11 p.
 article
77 Paleoseismology: Understanding past earthquakes using quaternary geology Michetti, Alessandro M.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 3-10
8 p.
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78 Preface Vyskočil, P.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. V-VI
nvt p.
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79 Preface Rybach, L.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 1-2
2 p.
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80 Preface Kaminuma, K.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 1-3
3 p.
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81 Preliminary late quaternary slip history of the carboneras fault, Southeastern Spain Bell, John W.
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 51-66
16 p.
 article
82 Preliminary report on an approach to testing for normality Monhor, Davaadorjin
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 85-90
6 p.
 article
83 Present-day plate interactions in Northeast Asia: North American, Eurasian, and Okhotsk plates Cook, David B
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 33-51
19 p.
 article
84 Present state of geodynamic properties of Kalabsha area, nortwest of Aswan Lake, Egypt Vyskočil, P.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 221-247
27 p.
 article
85 Progress in understanding the age and origin of the alpha ridge, arctic ocean Sweeney, J.F.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 237-244
8 p.
 article
86 Quality of GPS point positioning by TI 4100 receiver Abdellatif Abdalla, Kamal
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 59-63
5 p.
 article
87 Realization of the Hungarian geodynamic GPS reference network Fejes, I
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 145-152
8 p.
 article
88 Recent crustal movement studies at seiyal area, northwest of aswan Lake, Egypt Vyskočil, P.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 263-276
14 p.
 article
89 Recent crustal movement studies in Aswan region, Egypt: introduction Vyskočil, P.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 183-187
5 p.
 article
90 Regional variations in the crustal structure of Northern Canada from surface wave dispersion Chiou, ShyhJeng
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 53-69
17 p.
 article
91 Resolutions of the regional CRCM Symposium on Recent Crustal Movements in Europe 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. vii-viii
nvt p.
 article
92 Results from an aeromagnetic investigation of the nares strait region Kovacs, Louis C.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 91-110
20 p.
 article
93 Secular gravity variations: Recent crustal movements or scale factor changes? Atzbacher, K
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 107-121
15 p.
 article
94 Seismicity and composite focal mechanism for microearthquakes in Kalabsha area west of Aswan Lake and their tectonic implication El-Khashab, H.M.A.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 87-104
18 p.
 article
95 Seismicity and tectonics of the far Western Aleutian Islands Newberry, James T.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 13-32
20 p.
 article
96 Seismicity in the vicinity of Ross Island, Antarctica Rowe, C.A
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 375-385
11 p.
 article
97 Shear wave constraints on crustal structure of the pole abyssal plain Ojo, S.B.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 71-90
20 p.
 article
98 Some problems of the correlation analysis especially in geodesy Szöcs, H.L
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 23-31
9 p.
 article
99 Some reference problems in vertical crustal movement studies Yurkina, M.I
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 153-157
5 p.
 article
100 Structure and development of the passive continental margin across the Princess Astrid Coast, East Antarctica Bormann, P
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 347-373
27 p.
 article
101 Summary of Arctic Geophysics Jackson, H.R
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 245-262
18 p.
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102 Temperature in the subsurface of the Swiss and German Alpine Foreland Vollmayr, T.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 305-319
15 p.
 article
103 Terrestrial heat flow and geothermal gradients in relation to hydrodynamics in the Alberta basin, Canada Majorowicz, J.A.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 265-283
19 p.
 article
104 Terrestrial heat flow from project CESAR, Alpha Ridge, Arctic Ocean Taylor, A.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 137-176
40 p.
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105 The Alpha Ridge: Gravity, seismic and magnetic evidence for a homogenous, mafic crust Weber, J.R.
 1986
 141-142 1-4 p. 117-136
20 p.
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106 The establishment of a GPS deformation network in the ethiopian rift valley Sjöberg, Lars E.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 9-18
10 p.
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107 The gravimetric geoid of Sudan Hashim Fashir, Hassan
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 19-36
18 p.
 article
108 The horizontal gradients of the recent vertical movements in the Carpatho-Balkan Region Joó, I
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 71-83
13 p.
 article
109 The influence of water table configuration on the near-surface thermal regime Smith, Leslie
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 183-198
16 p.
 article
110 The investigation of a presumed connection of recent vertical movements with geological characteristics by multivariate correlation analysis Joó, I.
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 135-144
10 p.
 article
111 The Pitman Canyon paleoseismic record: A re-evaluation of southern San Andreas Fault segmentation Seitz, Gordon
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 129-138
10 p.
 article
112 Thermal condition of Surtsey Stefansson, V.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 91-106
16 p.
 article
113 The use of GPS in the fourth EPOCH measurements of crustal movements along the Ljubljana fault Vodopivec, Florijan
 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. 123-133
11 p.
 article
114 Three-dimensional modelling of crustal temperature and MOHO heat flow density in Central Europe and adjacent areas Hurtig, E.
 1985
 141-142 1-4 p. 63-73
11 p.
 article
115 Varved clay chronology as a means of recording paleoseismic events in southern Sweden Tröften, Per-Einar
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 249-258
10 p.
 article
116 Vertical movements around the Kalabsha fault, northwest of Aswan lake, from precise levelling Vyskočil, P.
 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. 249-262
14 p.
 article
117 Volume contents and author index 1991
 141-142 1-4 p. iii-v
nvt p.
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118 Volume contents and author index volume 18, 1993 1993
 141-142 1-4 p. III-V
nvt p.
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119 817-Year-old walls offset sinistrally 2.1 m by the Dead Sea transform, Israel Marco, Shmuel
 1997
 141-142 1-4 p. 11-20
10 p.
 article
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