Model of crustal waveguides and concept of fluid movement in the upper crust

The results of geophysical observations show that crust has a complicated layered structure.<br>These layers are characterized by the attenuation of seismic waves, their reduced velocities and<br>increased conductivity. The seismic waves are propagating through these layers as through<br>waveguides. The waveguides and faults under consideration are displaced in 10-15 km and 0-10 km<br>intervals accordingly. In this report the geomechamic models of these waveguides and faults above<br>them are considered. Such approach give an opportunity to propose the concept of fluid movement in<br>the upper crust.