Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos)
La Cuña Critica (CC) es una estructura geológica asociada a ambientes compresivos. La dinámica interna está controlada por el esfuerzo aplicado, generando mayor intensidad en la deformación a medida que se aumenta el acortamiento horizontal, la pendiente topográfica que exhiben estas estructuras en...
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Anaya Arias, Camilo Alberto
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- Universidad Industrial de Santander
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- Cuña
Critica
Compresivo
Ángulo De Reposo
Estilo Estructural
The Critical Wedge (CW) is a geological structure associated to collisional environments. The internal dynamic is controlled by applied stress
generating greater intensity in the strain while the horizontal shortening
the dip surface that these wedge-shaped structures exhibits is controlled by the critical taper theory (ϕc)
being a stability criterion
Wilkerson y Marshak
(1997). The fold-belt faults (FBF) systems are structures associated to a collisional environment (active margins) Cristallini
(1998). These two concepts are closely related
the CW’s study being a determining factor to comprehend the evolution of FBF systems
Davis et al. (1983). Analog models are a tool to understand the evolution of geological structures in different tectonic environments
since in nature it is only possible to appreciate deformation as a finite state
Davis et al. (1983). Analog modelling allows to analyze in different temporal and spatial scales the evolution of natural prototypes
facilitating their study. The problem considered in this thesis consists in identifying the appropriate material for lab-scale analog modelling
and illustrating some factors that influence the evolution of an FBF and GW system
associated to a collisional environment
that conditions the structural styles present. For this process
a sandbox will be constituted in order to reproduce geological structures analogically
replicating grosso modo
the FBF-generating mechanisms in very distinct temporal and spatial scales.
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Wedge, Critical, Compression, Angle Of Repose, Structural Style |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) Cuña Critica Compresivo Ángulo De Reposo Estilo Estructural The Critical Wedge (CW) is a geological structure associated to collisional environments. The internal dynamic is controlled by applied stress generating greater intensity in the strain while the horizontal shortening the dip surface that these wedge-shaped structures exhibits is controlled by the critical taper theory (ϕc) being a stability criterion Wilkerson y Marshak (1997). The fold-belt faults (FBF) systems are structures associated to a collisional environment (active margins) Cristallini (1998). These two concepts are closely related the CW’s study being a determining factor to comprehend the evolution of FBF systems Davis et al. (1983). Analog models are a tool to understand the evolution of geological structures in different tectonic environments since in nature it is only possible to appreciate deformation as a finite state Davis et al. (1983). Analog modelling allows to analyze in different temporal and spatial scales the evolution of natural prototypes facilitating their study. The problem considered in this thesis consists in identifying the appropriate material for lab-scale analog modelling and illustrating some factors that influence the evolution of an FBF and GW system associated to a collisional environment that conditions the structural styles present. For this process a sandbox will be constituted in order to reproduce geological structures analogically replicating grosso modo the FBF-generating mechanisms in very distinct temporal and spatial scales. |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Análisis de estilos estructurales a partir de modelos análogos (ambientes compresivos) |
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Anaya Arias, Camilo Alberto |
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Jiménez Díaz, Giovanny |
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Anaya Arias, Camilo Alberto |
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Cuña Critica Compresivo Ángulo De Reposo Estilo Estructural |
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Cuña Critica Compresivo Ángulo De Reposo Estilo Estructural The Critical Wedge (CW) is a geological structure associated to collisional environments. The internal dynamic is controlled by applied stress generating greater intensity in the strain while the horizontal shortening the dip surface that these wedge-shaped structures exhibits is controlled by the critical taper theory (ϕc) being a stability criterion Wilkerson y Marshak (1997). The fold-belt faults (FBF) systems are structures associated to a collisional environment (active margins) Cristallini (1998). These two concepts are closely related the CW’s study being a determining factor to comprehend the evolution of FBF systems Davis et al. (1983). Analog models are a tool to understand the evolution of geological structures in different tectonic environments since in nature it is only possible to appreciate deformation as a finite state Davis et al. (1983). Analog modelling allows to analyze in different temporal and spatial scales the evolution of natural prototypes facilitating their study. The problem considered in this thesis consists in identifying the appropriate material for lab-scale analog modelling and illustrating some factors that influence the evolution of an FBF and GW system associated to a collisional environment that conditions the structural styles present. For this process a sandbox will be constituted in order to reproduce geological structures analogically replicating grosso modo the FBF-generating mechanisms in very distinct temporal and spatial scales. |
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The Critical Wedge (CW) is a geological structure associated to collisional environments. The internal dynamic is controlled by applied stress generating greater intensity in the strain while the horizontal shortening the dip surface that these wedge-shaped structures exhibits is controlled by the critical taper theory (ϕc) being a stability criterion Wilkerson y Marshak (1997). The fold-belt faults (FBF) systems are structures associated to a collisional environment (active margins) Cristallini (1998). These two concepts are closely related the CW’s study being a determining factor to comprehend the evolution of FBF systems Davis et al. (1983). Analog models are a tool to understand the evolution of geological structures in different tectonic environments since in nature it is only possible to appreciate deformation as a finite state Davis et al. (1983). Analog modelling allows to analyze in different temporal and spatial scales the evolution of natural prototypes facilitating their study. The problem considered in this thesis consists in identifying the appropriate material for lab-scale analog modelling and illustrating some factors that influence the evolution of an FBF and GW system associated to a collisional environment that conditions the structural styles present. For this process a sandbox will be constituted in order to reproduce geological structures analogically replicating grosso modo the FBF-generating mechanisms in very distinct temporal and spatial scales. |
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La Cuña Critica (CC) es una estructura geológica asociada a ambientes compresivos. La dinámica interna está controlada por el esfuerzo aplicado, generando mayor intensidad en la deformación a medida que se aumenta el acortamiento horizontal, la pendiente topográfica que exhiben estas estructuras en forma de cuña está controlada por el ángulo crítico (ϕc), siendo un criterio de estabilidad, Wilkerson y Marshak, (1997). Los sistemas de fajas plegadas y falladas (FPF) son estructuras asociadas a un ambiente compresivo (márgenes activos) Cristallini, (1998). Estos dos conceptos se encuentran estrechamente relacionados siendo el estudio de la CC un importante factor para comprender la evolución de un sistema de FPF, Davis et al. (1983). Los modelos análogos son una herramienta para comprender la evolución de estructuras geológicas en los diferentes ambientes tectónicos, ya que en la naturaleza solo es posible apreciar la deformación como un estado finito, Davis et al. (1983). El modelamiento análogo permite analizar en escalas temporales y espaciales diferentes la evolución de prototipos naturales, facilitando su estudio. El problema planteado en esta tesis consiste en identificar el material idóneo para el modelamiento análogo a escala de laboratorio, e ilustrar algunos factores que influyen en la evolución de un sistema de FPF y CC, asociado a un ambiente compresivo, que condicionan los estilos estructurales presentes. Construyendo para este proceso, una mesa de trabajo (sandbox) que permita reproducir de forma análoga estructuras geológicas, replicando a grandes rasgos, los mecanismos generadores de FPF en escalas temporales y espaciales muy distintas |
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