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The role of mechanical stratigraphy on the refraction of strike-slip faults [PDF]
Fault and fracture planes (FFPs) affecting multilayer sequences can be significantly refracted at layer–layer interfaces due to the different mechanical properties of the contiguous layers, such as shear strength, friction coefficient and grain size ...
M. Carlini +3 more
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Stress rotations and the long-term weakness of the Median Tectonic Line and the Rokko-Awaji Segment [PDF]
International audienceWe used a field analysis of rock deformation microstructures and mesostructures to reconstructthe long-term orientation of stresses around two major active fault systems in Japan, the Median TectonicLine and the Rokko-Awaji Segment.
Alber +104 more
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Abstract The fragmentation of continents results in microplates that rotate to accommodate the lateral propagation of bounding rifts. Yet, the relationships between microplate rotation rates, fault slip, and kinematics at propagating rift tips remain unknown.
Asenath Kwagalakwe +15 more
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Analysis of an anthropogenically-induced landslide with emphasis on geological precursors
A landslide occurred at Nhachüko on 2nd June 2017. Indiscriminate dumping of hill-cut debris along a narrow stream channel blocked the flow of water, which raised the water levels on the uphill side.
Mehilo Apon +5 more
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Structural paragenetic and cataclastic analysis methods were applied to study tectonic fracturing within one of the folds of the southern wing of the North-Western Caucasus fold-and-thrust belt. The object of the study was the Semisamskaya anticline (Fig.
A. V. Marinin
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Morphometric Evidence for Cenozoic Intraplate Reactivation in NW Uruguay
Abstract Located in eastern South America, Uruguay has been considered tectonically inactive since rifting in the Late Cretaceous. Here, we use a high‐resolution digital elevation model and field observations to investigate the presence of recent tectonic activity in the Basaltic Plateau, northwest Uruguay.
Mauricio B. Haag +5 more
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Determination of present-day stress tensor and neotectonic interval in the Spanish Central System and Madrid Basin, central Spain [PDF]
A brittle deformation tectonic analysis was performed in central Spain (Spanish Central System and Madrid Basin) in order to decipher and understand the deformation processes that take place in a typical intracontinental zone.
Giner, Jorge +4 more
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Abstract Sant'Anna Pelago is located near the extensional front of the Northern Apennines (Italy) between Modena and Lucca, an area characterized by multiple lateral steps of the NW‐SE striking tectonic system and orographic divide. The region is affected by significant instrumental seismicity with over a thousand recorded events (0.5 < M < 4.8) from ...
S. Lenci +5 more
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How tightly does calcite e-twin constrain stress? [PDF]
Erratum to “How tightly does calcite e-twin constrain stress?” [J. Struct. Geol. 72 (2015) 83–95] Journal of Structural Geology, Volume 80, November 2015, Page 1 => j.jsg.2015.08.004.pdfMechanical twinning along calcite e-planes has been used for ...
Yamaji, Atsushi
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Abstract This study presents the first rigorous statistical analysis of the present‐day crustal stress along the western margin of the North American Plate, covering the entire Canadian Cordillera and Alaska. Using circular statistics and geometric tests, we develop a regional stress province model that constrains the directions of first‐order stresses.
T. Stephan, E. Enkelmann
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