High-Resolution LAB Structure of Eastern South China Block: Implications for the Late Mesozoic Lithospheric Thinning

The files are the datasets for the manuscript entitled "High-Resolution LAB Structure of Eastern South China Block: Implications for the Late Mesozoic Lithospheric Thinning" by Zhang et al., including processed P- and S-wave receiver functions, CCP stacking results and LAB depths used in the manuscript. The files named PsRFs.tar and SpRFs.tar contain P- and S-wave receiver functions for 370 stations, which are saved in SAC format. Station and event information are preserved in the header files. The Gaussian parameter 2.5 for P-RFs and 2.0 for S-RFs. The file named ccp3D.tar contains the CCP stacking datasets for both P-wave (ccp3D_PsRF.b) and S-wave (ccp3D_SpRF.b) receiver functions. The data is stored in binary format, structured as follows:<b>Imaging Volume:</b> Longitude, latitude, depth (6 float values: min_lon, max_lon, min_lat, max_lat, min_depth, max_depth)<b>Grid Spacing:</b> Longitude, latitude, depth (3 float values: d_lon, d_lat, d_depth)<b>Grid Point Count:</b> Longitude, latitude, depth (3 int32 values: n_lon, n_lat, n_depth)<b>Amplitude per Grid Point:</b> Values stored in the order of longitude, latitude, and depth.<b>Ray Count per Grid Point:</b> Values stored in the order of longitude, latitude, and depth.The file named LAB_depth.tar.gz contains lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary (LAB) depth distributions for eastern South China block and eastern China. The data are stored in text format. The LAB depth values for <b>eastern South China (south of 33°N)</b> are derived from this study. The LAB depth values for <b>eastern China</b> incorporate data from both <b>eastern South China (south of 33°N, this study)</b> and <b>eastern North China (north of 35°N, Yang et al., 2019)</b>.<br><br>