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C. Dorbath
Affiliation : École & Observatoire des Sciences de la Terre · Université de Strasbourg
- 15Publications (affiliation in France)
- 140Total publications
- 2774Citations
- 32h-index
Research profile
C. Dorbath has 15 indexed publications (1985–2025). Their work appears mainly in “Journal of Seismology”, “Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres” and “Regional geology reviews”. Their most cited article, “The 21 May 2003 Zemmouri (Algeria) earthquake Mw 6.8: Relocation and aftershock sequence analysis” (2004), has been cited 103 times. Their work is co-authored with at least 11 researchers, including institutions in Tunisia, Singapore.
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Create my free profile Add my publicationsResearch areas
- earthquake and tectonic studies
- Geological and Geophysical Studies
- Seismic Imaging and Inversion Techniques
- Seismic Waves and Analysis
- Geological and Geophysical Studies Worldwide
Publications (15)
- Geophysical Investigations for Imaging the Lithospheric Structure Under the Hoggar Swell: A Review
- Revisiting the Laalam (Eastern Algeria) March 20, 2006 (Mw 5.1) Earthquake and its Seismotectonic Implication
- Sub-vertical low-velocity zone from P and S wave local tomography of the aftershock sequence of the Mw5.9 Chenoua (Algeria) earthquake of October 29, 1989: relict of the Miocene Eurasia–Africa suture zone?
- The Beni Haoua, Algeria, Mw 4.9 earthquake: source parameters, engineering, and seismotectonic implications
- The Al Hoceima Mw 6.4 earthquake of 24 February 2004 and its aftershocks sequence
- Stress field variations along the Maghreb region derived from inversion of major seismic crisis fault plane solutions
- The Constantine (Algeria) seismic sequence of 27 October 1985: a new rupture model from aftershock relocation, focal mechanisms, and stress tensors
- Stress transfer among en echelon and opposing thrusts and tear faults: Triggering caused by the 2003Mw= 6.9 Zemmouri, Algeria, earthquake
- Reply to comment by J. Déverchère et al. on “Zemmouri earthquake rupture zone (Mw 6.8, Algeria): Aftershocks sequence relocation and 3D velocity model”
- LA FAILLE POST-ASTIENNE DE BOUINAN - SOUMÂA (RÉGION DE BLIDA, BORDURE SUD DU BASSIN DE LA MITIDJA, ALGÉRIE) : EXPRESSION NÉOTECTONIQUE ET IMPLICATION DANS L ÉVALUATION DE L’ALÉA SISMIQUE
- Zemmouri earthquake rupture zone (Mw 6.8, Algeria): Aftershocks sequence relocation and 3D velocity model
- The 21 May 2003 Zemmouri (Algeria) earthquake Mw 6.8: Relocation and aftershock sequence analysis
- Crustal and upper mantle velocity structure of the Hoggar swell (Central Sahara, Algeria)
- Three dimensional velocity structure and relocated aftershocks for the 1985 Constantine, Algeria (MS = 5.9) earthquake
- Seismological investigation of the Bangui magnetic anomaly region and its relation to the margin of the Congo craton
Publication venues
- Journal of Seismology × 3
- Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres × 3
- Regional geology reviews × 1
- Pure and Applied Geophysics × 1
- Journal of Geodynamics × 1
- Tectonophysics × 1
Publications per year
- 20251
- 20192
- 20151
- 20142
- 20121
- 20111
- 20102
- 20081
- 20041
- 20001
Collaborations
Partner institutions : Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique · Institut de Recherche pour le Développement · Institut de physique du globe de Paris · Université Paris Diderot · Observatoire de la Côte d’Azur
Co-authors’ countries : Tunisia · Singapore
Co-authors
- L. Dorbath
- Mustapha Meghraoui
- Jérôme VAN DER WOERD
- Paul E. Tapponnier
- Alain Lesquer
- Michel Frogneux
- H. Haessler
- Samir Belabbès
- E. Jacques
- R. Gaulon
- Bertrand Delouis
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