%0 Journal Article
%T A PROFILE STUDY OF GRAVITATIVE-MAGNETIC AND SEISMIC COMPREHENSIVE SURVEY IN THE EAST CHINA SEA<br>东海重磁地震综合探测剖面研究
%A GAO De-Zhang ZHAO Jin-Hai BO Yu-Ling Tang Jian WANG Shun-Jie Institute of Shanghai Offshore Petroleum Branch
%A SINOPEC
%A Shanghai
%A China
%A <br>高德章
%A 赵金海
%A 薄玉玲
%A 唐建
%A 王舜杰
%J 地球物理学报
%D 2004
%I 
%X We apply the comprehensive inversion and interpretation method of gravitative, magnetic and seismic data for crustal structure to the study of lithospheric structure beneath the East China Sea. This study is based on a gravitative-magnetic and seismic survey profile which extends from the East China Sea shelf to the Phillipine basin. As result we make geortransect map of the lithospheric structure for this area. The map shows that the Jilong depression (near Taiwan) is a Mesozoic-Cenozoic sedimentary basin where the sediment is 14km thick. The Okinawa trough basin is of the back arc extentional graben type with crustal thickness of merely 14.5km. The Phillipine plate under thrusts dives toward the Eurasia plate in NWW direction, resulting in steep Moho interface and formation and development of the Okinawa trough, where the lithosphere is about 80km thick. But at other positions on the profile, the lithospheric thickness varies. For instance it is 53km at the site 370km and more than 100km at the site from 450km to 540km on the profile.
%K The East China Sea
%K Gravity-magnetic and seismic comprehensive survey
%K Geological transect
%K Lithosphere<br>重磁地震综合探测
%K 地学断面
%K 岩石圈
%K 东海
%U http://www.alljournals.cn/get_abstract_url.aspx?pcid=E62459D214FD64A3C8082E4ED1ABABED5711027BBBDDD35B&cid=1E44AE713D8A6DE0&jid=14DC41C59CBF6770055A7D610D53AE46&aid=A4152324D66BA0BD&yid=D0E58B75BFD8E51C&vid=F4B561950EE1D31A&iid=94C357A881DFC066&sid=970314C3B74F6C4D&eid=0B757E9DCA0EC579&journal_id=0001-5733&journal_name=地球物理学报&referenced_num=17&reference_num=11