Hrvoje Tkalčić 
Fellow in Seismology
Area: Earth Physics
Group: Seismology and Mathematical Geophysics
Research School
of Earth Sciences,
The Australian
National University
Canberra, ACT 0200, AUSTRALIA
tel: +61-2-6125 3213
fax: +61-2-6257 2737
Email: Hrvoje.Tkalcic@anu.edu.au
Opportunities
for students
Research Interests
Publications
Curriculum Vitae
The Australian Outback through my lens
A look inside a volcano: Le Piton de la Fournaise, La Reunion Island
PHYS3070 Course
material
Free Software
IRFFM (Interactive Receiver Functions Forward Modeller) v1.0
A manual on this free interactive package for forward modelling of
receiver functions, along with the info about the requirements could be obtained by clicking on the
icon above. Please read this general information and user manual in pdf format before downloading.
A version for Solaris 10 x86 architecture is also available upon request.
Interactive Receiver Function Forward Modeller
- A version for Mac OS X can be downloaded by clicking on the icon.
Interactive Receiver Function Forward Modeller
- A version for Linux (32 bit) can be downloaded by clicking on the icon.
P wave tomography of the Earth's lowermost mantle using PKP and PcP waves:
Implications for anisotropy in the inner core
[Tkalčić et al., Geophysical Journal International, 149(3), 599-616,
2002]
You are welcome to download TRH_KC model with plotting instructions and figures.
First observations of "podal" PKPPKP waves and their precursors:
Evidence for a heterogeneous zone located between 150 and 220 km depths in Earth's upper mantle
[Tkalčić et al., Geophysical
Research Letters, 33, L03305, doi:10.1029/2005GL024626, 2006]
Multistep method in joint modelling of receiver functions and surface waves:
Implication for lithospheric structure of the Arabian Peninsula
[Tkalčić et al., Journal of Geophysical Research, 111,
B11311, doi:10.1029/2005JB004130, 2006]
Download recent AGU talk on the inner core boundary density
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