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  • Geodynamic in Slovenia
    Vodopivec, Florjan ; Kogoj, Dušan
    In the seventies, seismological and tectonical studies in Slovenia were complemented by geodetic measurements. The measuring instruments, measuring methods and data-processing algorithm employed have ... enabled conclusions on thestability or nonstability of a specific area in a relative short time periods. Geodetic networks have been set up along tectonic faults and are located in the most interesting parts of Slovene territory. Changes in the positions of network points are determined on the basis of terrestrial measurements performed in selected time intervals. Recently, these standard measurements have been joined and complemented by GPS measurements. This contribution presents the development of geodetic measurements of tectonic movements in Slovenia from 1976 to the present. Extremely precise measurements, which frequently do no receive sufficient (financial) support, are able to confirm the stability or nonstability of an observed area and complement seismological (geological) hypotheses and theories. Modern geodetic measurements can substantially contribute to the clarification and understanding of processes in areas of interest for geology. The determination of stability of a certain area on the basis of geodetic measurements is generally successful
    Vir: Proceedings of the second international symposium Geodynamics of the Alps-Adria area by means of terrestrial and satellite methods : Dubrovnik, Croatia, September 28th - October 2nd 1998 (Str. 329-339)
    Vrsta gradiva - prispevek na konferenci
    Leto - 1999
    Jezik - angleški
    COBISS.SI-ID - 719457

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