The contribution of the seismic to the study of the tectonic style of the Selenica-Amantia regioan, Albania
Abstract
The study area is located in the sourthen part of Albania. The paper presents the geological – geophysical interpretation of the Selenica - Amantia area. It represents the central part of the Jonian Unit, from the tectonic point of view. This area is characterized by an intensive tectonic activity and by presence of some source rocks in Mesosoic carbonate section. It represents one of the most perspective zone and exploration opportunities. In the paper is treated meanly seismic velosity model as a very important tool for interpretation of geological framework of the area. During the work we had present many geological data as deep wells, surface geology, seismic and gravimetry data. Reprocessing of the seismic lines with updata programs helped us to improve interpretation and identifiding the most important prospects.
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JANO, K., RAKIPI, N., PIPERl, A., QYRANA, F., & JANO, E. (2001). The contribution of the seismic to the study of the tectonic style of the Selenica-Amantia regioan, Albania. Bulletin of the Geological Society of Greece, 34(4), 1503–1505. https://doi.org/10.12681/bgsg.17250
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