RUSSIAN JOURNAL OF EARTH SCIENCES, VOL. 15, ES3003, doi:10.2205/2015ES000554, 2015

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• Abstract
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Active Zones West of the Lake Baikal
  • 2.1. Region I (the West Himalayas, Pamirs and West Tien Shan)
  • 2.2. Region III (Junggar, Altai, West Sayany and Neighboring Territories)
  • 2.3. Region IV (East Sayany, Hangay, SW Part of the Lake Baikal)
  • 2.4. Block's Kinematics and Lithosphere Deep Structure West of the Lake Baikal
• 3. Active Zones East of the Lake Baikal
  • 3.1. The Region V (the Lake Baikal and Transbaikalia)
  • 3.2. Region VI (the South Part of the Russian Far East, the Sakhalin Island and Neighboring Territories)
  • 3.3. Block's Kinematics and Lithosphere Deep Structure East of the Lake Baikal
• 4. Conclusion and Discussion
• Acknowledgments
• References

• Figure 1. Block structure and seismicity of the regions west of the...
• Figure 2. Mechanisms in earthquake hypocenters within central Asia...
• Figure 3. Main regions of up-to-date seismic and tectonic activity...
• Figure 4. Interblock zones of the region I (the Pamirs, Tien Shan,...
• Figure 5. Overhead the deep seismic section along the 1st transect...
• Figure 6. The deep seismic section and energy dissipation graph along...
• Figure 7. Interblock zones of the region III (West Sayany, West Mongolia,...
• Figure 8. The deep seismic section and energy dissipation graph along...
• Figure 9. Interblock zones of the region IV (East Sayany, SW part...
• Figure 10. The deep seismic section and energy dissipation graph along...
• Figure 11. Main regions of up-to-date seismic and tectonic activity...
• Figure 12. Interblock zones of the region V (the Baikal Rift System...
• Figure 13. The deep seismic section and energy dissipation graph along...
• Figure 14. Interblock zones of the region VI (the south of the Russian...
• Figure 15. The deep seismic section and energy dissipation graph along...
• Figure 16. The deep seismic section and energy dissipation graph along...
• Figure 17. Vectors of block and plate displacement, anomalies of HF...

 
Citation: Gatinsky Yu. G., T. V. Prokhorova (2015), Seismic active zones in South Siberia, Russian Far East, and adjacent countries, Russ. J. Earth Sci., 15, ES3003, doi:10.2205/2015ES000554.
 

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