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Assessment of tectonic activities of Ghorveh- Dehgolan basin by using geomorphic indices [PDF]
The morpho-tectonic indices of the basin are used to investigate the active tectonics. The study area is part of the Sefidrud basin. In this study, to assess tectonic activities in the Ghorveh- Dehgolan basin, five morphometric indices of the Relative ...
mohammad khalaj
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Fissure Ridges: A Reappraisal of Faulting and Travertine Deposition (Travitonics)
The mechanical discontinuities in the upper crust (i.e., faults and related fractures) lead to the uprising of geothermal fluids to the Earth’s surface. If fluids are enriched in Ca2+ and HCO3-, masses of CaCO3 (i.e., travertine deposits) can form mainly
Andrea Brogi +4 more
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Geophysical characteristics of the Terror Rift, West Antarctica
In this paper, we investigated the Terror Rift where the last stage of Cenozoic rifting in the West Antarctic Rift System (WARS) took place. The International published and domestic sampled during CHARE seismic reflection profiles are utilized. Combining
ZHANG Qiao, JI Fei
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Thrust faults, and thrust wedges, are an important part of the surface morphology and structure of many contractional mountain belts. Analogue models of thrust wedges typically provide a map- and/or side-view of their evolution but give limited insight ...
Stuart Hardy +2 more
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Neogene faulting and volcanism in the Victoria Land Basin of the Ross Sea, Antarctica
The Neogene Terror Rift in the Antarctic Victoria Land Basin (VLB) of the Ross Sea, Antarctica, is composed of the Discovery Graben and the Lee Arch. Many Neogene volcanoes are aligned in the north-south direction in the southern VLB, belonging to the ...
Mei Yue +9 more
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Controls on Gas Emission Distribution on the Continental Slope of the Western Black Sea
The continental slopes of the Black Sea show abundant manifestations of gas seepage in water depth of <720 m, but underlying controls are still not fully understood.
Michael Riedel +9 more
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Regularities of crustal faulting and tectonophysical indicators of fault metastability
The problem of forecasting seismic hazards is discussed. The stress state data characterizing various aspects of brittle failure are reviewed in detail. It is shown that the most convenient tool for analyzing such data is the Mohr stress diagram and the ...
Yu. L. Rebetsky
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Description and analysis of stereographic models of deformational regimes of tectonic faulting and corresponding kinematic conditions given in part 1 [Wolfman, 2014] have been continued.
Yu.M. Volfman
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The existence, or not, of periodicities in abyssal hill morphology has been vigorously debated in recent publications, and some have hypothesized that such periodicities are evidence of the impact of Milankovitch cycle‐caused sea level fluctuations on ...
John A. Goff
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RECENT GEODYNAMICS OF FAULT ZONES: FAULTING IN REAL TIME SCALE
Recent deformation processes taking place in real time are analyzed on the basis of data on fault zones which were collected by long-term detailed geodetic survey studies with application of field methods and satellite monitoring.A new category of recent
Yu. O. Kuzmin
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