Level II-Uppermost mantle seismic Pn-velocity in continental China and its tectonic implications (study under review)

Title	Uppermost mantle seismic Pn-velocity in continental China and its tectonic implications
Authors	Jiayu Ma, Li Sun, Weilai Wang, Jianping Wu, Xiaoxin Wang, and Lianxing Wen
Corresponding author	Jiayu Ma (majy18@mail.ustc.edu.cn)
Key words	Uppermost mantle structure; Pn tomography; China; Event location
Description	We construct a high-resolution Pn-velocity model in continental China through a new tomographic scheme simultaneously inverting event epicenter location and Pn-velocity and accurately accounting for the Pn propagation effects of irregular crustal thickness variation. The inversion integrates a combined dataset of 32427 absolute Pn travel times and 62431 interstation Pn differential travel times manually picked from the recordings of 2989 stations in and around continental China, yielding a model of spatial resolutions ranging from 0.75°×0.75° to 3°×3°.
Data structure	InvertedResult/EventLocInfo.dat: inverted event epicenter locations InvertedResult/PnTravelTime.dat: manually-picked 95878 Pn travel times InvertedResult/PnVelocity.dat: inverted uppermost mantle seismic Pn-velocity model in continental China WaveformData/PnWaveform.zip: windowed event Pn waveform data Click to access the repository
Reference	Ma J., Sun L., Wang W., Wu J., Wang X., and Wen L., Uppermost mantle seismic Pn-velocity in the continental China and its tectonic implications, under review in JGR: Solid Earth.