Fault Geometry and Syn-Tectonic Sedimentation
Tectonic evolution and deep to shallow geometry of Nagamachi Rifu Active Fault System, NE Japan
... Nagamachi-Rifu fault is an active reverse fault which trends NE-SW across the central part of Sendai City for over 21 km ...The fault does not emerge at the surface and, accompanied with the ...
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Strain Partitioning and Dimentional Preferred Orientation in a Syn-Tectonic Granitoid, Southeast Nigeria.
... a syn-tectonic, porphyritic granitoid, shows very interesting structural features viz: the way rigid particles rotate and orient themselves in a viscous matrix and the growth or elongation of such particles ...
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Kinematics of syn-tectonic unconformities and implications for the tectonic evolution of the Hala'alat Mountains at the northwestern margin of the Junggar Basin, Central Asian Orogenic Belt
... rotated fault blocks primarily during the Mesozoic and ...understood tectonic background of the sur- rounding areas, the following conclusions are proposed: the unconformities at the bases of the Permian ...
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Geometry, kinematics and tectonic models of the Kazakhstan Orocline, Central Asian Orogenic Belt
... and tectonic evolution of the ...the geometry, kinematics and geodynamic origin of the ...new tectonic model is compatible with the occurrence of rift basins, the spatial migration of magmatic arc, ...
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Control of fault geometry, interaction and mechanical stratigraphy on strain distribution in normal fault zones
... Jurassic syn-rift fault, cutting through a Triassic sandstone-dominated sequence (pre-H1) capped by a 15 m thick cherty carbonate layer (H1), which is characterized by a distinct, continuous, high amplitude ...
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Novel 3D sequence stratigraphic numerical model for syn-rift basins: Analysing architectural responses to eustasy, sedimentation and tectonics
... control. Sedimentation from both fault tips is high and of the same magnitude as the dominant control, resulting in a balanced state in both ...the fault, in time, in the immediate hangingwall of the ...
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Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the Poznań-Oleśnica Fault Zone, central-western Poland
... FIRST DEFORMATIONAL STAGE. Early Oligocene deposition of the Lower Mosina, Czempiń and Upper Mosina formations marked the initial extensional sub- sidence phase of almost the entire P-OFZ except for its southernmost ...
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A Study on Tectonic and Sedimentology in Order to Fault Rupture Potential in Coasts the Makran Sea
... on-going tectonic activ- ...to tectonic processes, the initial geometry of the geomorphic markers is reconstructed ...between tectonic, sedimentary, climatic, and sur- ficial ...
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Deciphering tectonic controls on fluvial sedimentation within the Barmer Basin, India: The lower cretaceous Ghaggar Hakra formation
... however, the Lathi and Ghaggar-Hakra formations were deposited within the Mesozoic Era. In this work, we describe the stratigraphy, sedimentology and petrography of outcrops of the Cretaceous Ghaggar-Hakra Formation ...
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Geometry of slab, intraslab stress field and its tectonic implication in the Nankai trough, Japan
... KONO: GEOMETRY, STRESS FIELD OF SLAB AND TECTONIC IMPLICATION IN THE NANKAI TROUGH ...of fault models of large earthquakes in the Nankai trough during ...a fault. The numeral next to the ...
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MEGATHRUST SPLAY FAULT GEOMETRY IN PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND, ALASKA
... Bay fault extending across Hinchinbrook Entrance along an en echelon pattern of faulting (Figure ...Bay fault continuing offshore along the southwest margin of Montague Island (Figure 17) (Plafker, 1969; ...
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Structure and flow properties of syn-rift border faults: The interplay between fault damage and fault-related chemical alteration (Dombjerg Fault, Wollaston Forland, NE Greenland)
... the fault is highly important to better understand the type of structures to be expected in the subsurface, and therefore highly important also for any attempt to predict flow ...diagenesis, tectonic his- ...
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Evaluating models of Coulomb stress transfer: is variable fault geometry important?
... simple tectonic setting, similar effects are highly likely to be seen for any faulting style when the strike-variable geometry is ...strike-variable fault geometry is not considered where ...
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Geological and tectonic implications obtained from first seismic activity investigation around Lembang fault
... To estimate the earthquake mechanism, the moment tensor inversion developed by Kuge [11] is applied in this research to estimate the earthquake mechanism. The optimum moment tensor solution is reached by best fitting ...
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Tectonic Geomorphology and Paleoseismology of theLake Heron Fault, New Zealand
... the fault scarp is abrupt (5-6 m high) and extremely well-preserved, it was believed that datable material such as organic matter or silt lenses could provide the timing of the last ...the fault scarp, ...
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The utilizition of fault in controlling petroleum entrapment on the slope tectonic zone
... of fault in controlling petroleum entrapment on the slope tectonic zone Zhang Meiling 1 , Zheng Lin 1 , Liu Yunxin 1 College of Earth Science, Northeast Petroleum University, Daqing, Heilongjiang, 163318, ...
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Syn depositional fault controls on the Hellyer Volcanic hosted massive sulphide deposit
... March 1993.. tertiary institution and, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the thesis contains no material previously published or written by another person, ex[r] ...
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Estimation of deep fault geometry of the Nagamachi Rifu fault from seismic array observations
... Nagamachi-Rifu fault, northeastern ...reverse fault, and observed seismic waves caused by chemical explosions and ...the fault plane of ...Nagamachi-Rifu fault. These suggest that the ...
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Tectonic Geomorphology and Paleoseismicity of the Northern Esk Fault, North Canterbury, New Zealand
... For the purpose of this study all recorded earthquakes within 15 km of the preserved surface trace of the NEF since January 2004 were manually examined to find first-motion focal mechanisms and slip vectors for each one. ...
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