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The hydrogeological structure of fault zones in poorly lithified sediment, Gulf of Corinth rift
Often, the structure of fault zones cutting poorly lithified sediment examined in outcrop indicate such fault zones should behave as hydraulic barriers, but hydrological observations indicate they behave as conduit-barriers. This thesis investigates the hydrogeological structure of fault zones …
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A high-resolution Holocene fault activity history of the Aigion Shelf, Gulf of Corinth, Greece
The Gulf of Corinth is a continental rift in the western Aegean, Greece. It is the most active rift basin in Europe, with maximum N-S extension rates across the rift of ~15 mm yr-1. The data presented in this thesis reveal the behaviour of the Aigion Shelf Fault, part of one of the active normal …
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Normal Fault Trace-Length Scaling in a Tectonic Transition Zone in Southern Sedna Planitia, Venus
In this study, fault trace-lengths of normal faults are measured in southern Sedna Planitia, Venus between 27° to 32° latitude and 336° to 343° longitude where smooth, lowland plains transition into highland regions which are broken by basin and range style tectonics. The fault trace-lengths are …
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Ground deformation observed in the western Corinth rift (Greece) by means of SAR interferometry
The rift of Corinth (Greece) has been long identified as a site of major importance in Europe due to its intense tectonic activity. It is one of the world’s most rapidly extending continental regions and it has one of the highest seismicity rates in the Euro-Mediterranean region. The GPS studies …