%0 Journal Article %1 desert:2000 %A Group, DESERT %A Abu-Ayyash, K. %A Abueladas, A. %A Daoud, M. %A Qabbani, I. %A Al-Amoush, H. %A Bock, G. %A Bribach, J. %A Grunewald, S. %A Haak, V. %A Haberland, C. %A Jäckel, K. H. %A Kesten, D. %A Kind, R. %A Maercklin, N. %A Mechie, J. %A Mohsen, A. %A Ritter, O. %A Rümpker, G. %A Ryberg, T. %A Schulze, A. %A Sobolev, S. %A Stiller, M. %A Thoss, H. %A Weber, M. %A Weckmann, U. %A Wylegalla, K. %A Agnon, A. %A Garfunkel, Z. %A Bartov, Y. %A Baumann, M. %A Scherbaum, F. %A Ben-Avraham, Z. %A El-Kelani, R. %A Frieslander, U. %A Hofstetter, A. %A Hördt, A. %A Neubauer, F. M. %A Milkereit, B. %A Stoll, J. %D 2000 %J EOS Transactions, American Geophysical Union %K geophysics myown seismics seismology %N 50 %P 609--617 %R 10.1029/EO081i050p00609-01 %T Multinational geoscientific research effort kicks off in the Middle East %U http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/EO081i050p00609-01 %V 81 %X The Dead Sea Rift Transect (DESERT 2000) is a multinational and interdisciplinary study of the Dead Sea Rift.The project began fieldwork in February 2000 and the first experiments were successfully completed in May. The seismic, seismological, and magnetotelluric experiments presented here, along with the future electromagnetic, gravity, magnetic, geodynamic, and geological studies, will provide the basic geophysical and geodynamic frame for further geoscientific research. DESERT 2000 should also help address a fundamental question of plate tectonics: How do shear zones work and what controls them?

@article{desert:2000, abstract = {The Dead Sea Rift Transect (DESERT 2000) is a multinational and interdisciplinary study of the Dead Sea Rift.The project began fieldwork in February 2000 and the first experiments were successfully completed in May. The seismic, seismological, and magnetotelluric experiments presented here, along with the future electromagnetic, gravity, magnetic, geodynamic, and geological studies, will provide the basic geophysical and geodynamic frame for further geoscientific research. DESERT 2000 should also help address a fundamental question of plate tectonics: How do shear zones work and what controls them?}, added-at = {2012-09-01T13:08:21.000+0200}, author = {Group, DESERT and Abu-Ayyash, K. and Abueladas, A. and Daoud, M. and Qabbani, I. and Al-Amoush, H. and Bock, G. and Bribach, J. and Grunewald, S. and Haak, V. and Haberland, C. and J\"{a}ckel, K. H. and Kesten, D. and Kind, R. and Maercklin, N. and Mechie, J. and Mohsen, A. and Ritter, O. and R\"{u}mpker, G. and Ryberg, T. and Schulze, A. and Sobolev, S. and Stiller, M. and Thoss, H. and Weber, M. and Weckmann, U. and Wylegalla, K. and Agnon, A. and Garfunkel, Z. and Bartov, Y. and Baumann, M. and Scherbaum, F. and Ben-Avraham, Z. and El-Kelani, R. and Frieslander, U. and Hofstetter, A. and H\"{o}rdt, A. and Neubauer, F. M. and Milkereit, B. and Stoll, J.}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/22ae4154cfd5e4bdb90e7b9aad803dd50/nilsma}, day = 12, doi = {10.1029/EO081i050p00609-01}, interhash = {8f593a2b54ffd8e318d87bcd5f26cfcc}, intrahash = {2ae4154cfd5e4bdb90e7b9aad803dd50}, issn = {0096-3941}, journal = {EOS Transactions, American Geophysical Union}, keywords = {geophysics myown seismics seismology}, month = dec, number = 50, pages = {609--617}, timestamp = {2021-02-09T13:22:57.000+0100}, title = {Multinational geoscientific research effort kicks off in the Middle East}, url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/EO081i050p00609-01}, volume = 81, year = 2000 }