A. K. Rybin
Russian Academy of Sciences
30 Papers
134 Citations
A. K. Rybin is an academic researcher from Russian Academy of Sciences. The author has contributed to research in topics: Magnetotellurics & Structural basin. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 26 publications.
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Papers
Kinematics of the Pamir and Hindu Kush regions from GPS geodesy
Anatoli Ischuk,Rebecca Bendick,A. K. Rybin,Peter Molnar,Shah Faisal Khan,Sergey Kuzikov,Solmaz Mohadjer,Umed Saydullaev,Zhyra Ilyasova,Gennady Schelochkov,A. Zubovich +10 more
TL;DR: In this article, the convergence budget is partitioned into 10-15"mm/yr of localized shortening across the Trans-Alai Thrust, which bounds the Pamir on the north, consistent with southward subduction of intact lithosphere.
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Underthrusting of Tarim beneath the Tien Shan and deep structure of their junction zone: Main results of seismic experiment along MANAS Profile Kashgar-Song-Köl
Vladimir I. Makarov,D. V. Alekseev,V. Yu. Batalev,E. A. Bataleva,I. V. Belyaev,V. D. Bragin,N. T. Dergunov,N.N. Efimova,M. G. Leonov,L. M. Munirova,A. D. Pavlenkin,S. Roecker,Yu. V. Roslov,A. K. Rybin,G. G. Shchelochkov +14 more
TL;DR: In this article, the results of reflection CMP seismic profiling of the Central Tien Shan in the meridional tract 75°76°E from Lake Song-Kol in Kyrgyzstan to the town of Kashgar in China are considered.
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The system of neotectonic faults in southeastern Altai: orientations and geometry of motion
TL;DR: In this paper, the geometrical and resistivity data for the geometry and orientations of neotectonic faults are generally consistent with the morphotectic model of Gorny Altai as an area of crustal failure at the junction of two relatively stable blocks.
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On the Question of the Interrelation between Variations in Crustal Electrical Conductivity and Geodynamical Processes
TL;DR: The behavior of the variations in the crustal electrical conductivity in a wide range of periods is studied from the data of magnetotelluric soundings (MTS) during the Kambarata experiment (a strong industrial explosion to construct the blast-fill dam on the Naryn river), as well as at Aksu, a stationary geophysical monitoring point.
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