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Relative tectonic activity assessment and kinematic analysis of the North Bozgush fault Zone, NW Iran

Journal of Asian Earth Sciences, 2018
Abstract NW Iran is among the most interesting and complex areas within Arabian-Eurasia collision zone. Historical and instrumental earthquake records in this region indicate that active faults have the potential to produce serious seismic hazards in the future.
Reza Saber, Ayse Caglayan, Veysel Isik
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Determination of relative tectonic activity of faults controlling Varto Basin (Muş) by geomorphic indices

2023
In this study, it is aimed to determine the relative tectonic activity of faults controlling Varto Basin with geomorphic indices. Varto Basin is located in the southeast of Karlıova, between Bingöl and Serafettin Mounts. Varto Fault, which intersects with the East Anatolian Fault in Karlıova and the continuation the North Anatolian Fault towards ...
AVCİ, Vedat, SUNKAR, Murat
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Relative tectonic activity assessment of the Tuz Gölü Fault Zone; Central Anatolia, Turkey

Tectonophysics, 2014
Abstract The Tuz Golu Fault Zone is one of the major tectonic structures in Central Anatolia that can produce seismic hazards. This study provides geomorphic analyses of fault-generated mountain fronts and stream channel gradients that cross different segments of the fault zone. The mountain front sinuosity (Smf) and the valley-width to valley-height
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Relative role of dynamic pressure forces and viscous stresses in tectonically active transition zones of the Earth

Vestnik of geosciences
This article shows the role of dynamic non–hydrostatic pressure forces and viscous stresses in asthenosphere of tectonically active transition zones from the continent to the ocean. We have studied zones of active tectonic processes in the lithosphere and the underlying mantle, affecting the lithospheric blocks, the day surface of the Earth and the ...
S. Gavrilov, A. Kharitonov
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Relative tectonic activity assessment of the northern sumatran fault from geomorphological and morphotectonic analyses

The Northern Sumatran Fault is a part of a trench-parallel strike-slip fault situated in oblique subduction setting. This study aims to assess the relative tectonic activity using geomorphic indices and to interpret the basin-forming mechanisms from geomorphic expressions in order to construct the schematic evolution of the Northern Sumatran Fault ...
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