3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration

Regional and local strike-slip systems in Chile are complex and pose interesting questions, such as the interaction between strike-slip and reverse faults, how they evolve, and the relationship between shortening, rotation and uplift. Within this context, we developed a new analytical method based o...

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Autores principales: González,Daniel, Pinto,Luisa, Peña,Matías, Arriagada,César
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Publicado: Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN) 2012
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-710620120002000062012-07-113D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restorationGonzález,DanielPinto,LuisaPeña,MatíasArriagada,César 3D Analogue modelling Numerical restoration Strike-slip system Transpression-transtension Regional and local strike-slip systems in Chile are complex and pose interesting questions, such as the interaction between strike-slip and reverse faults, how they evolve, and the relationship between shortening, rotation and uplift. Within this context, we developed a new analytical method based on analogue and numerical modelling applied to 3D, pure and transtensional-transpressional strike-slip systems. Analogue modelling results indicate that in restraining stepovers of strike-slip fault systems, where antiformal pop-up structures are usually formed, pre-existent basement structures with a high angle to the main strike-slip fault will generate a higher rotation of blocks. However, when these structures are oriented at a high angle with respect to the main stress convergence vector, the rotation will be less and therefore a higher tendency to uplift will be produced. These results were applied to NW- and SE-striking basement faults oblique to N-S mega-thrust faults in central Chile (32°-35°S), for which we propose a simultaneous development based on the analogue model results. Moreover, we propose that strike-slip movement occurred on thrust faults in central Chile. Furthermore, we performed a numerical restoration of an analogue experiment which modeled a pure strike-slip system, and concluded that the restoration is very sensitive to shortening data as well as to rotational data. These results are extremely important for future numerical and regional analysis of strike-slip systems.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessServicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN)Andean geology v.39 n.2 20122012-05-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-71062012000200006en
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collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic 3D
Analogue modelling
Numerical restoration
Strike-slip system
Transpression-transtension
spellingShingle 3D
Analogue modelling
Numerical restoration
Strike-slip system
Transpression-transtension
González,Daniel
Pinto,Luisa
Peña,Matías
Arriagada,César
3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration
description Regional and local strike-slip systems in Chile are complex and pose interesting questions, such as the interaction between strike-slip and reverse faults, how they evolve, and the relationship between shortening, rotation and uplift. Within this context, we developed a new analytical method based on analogue and numerical modelling applied to 3D, pure and transtensional-transpressional strike-slip systems. Analogue modelling results indicate that in restraining stepovers of strike-slip fault systems, where antiformal pop-up structures are usually formed, pre-existent basement structures with a high angle to the main strike-slip fault will generate a higher rotation of blocks. However, when these structures are oriented at a high angle with respect to the main stress convergence vector, the rotation will be less and therefore a higher tendency to uplift will be produced. These results were applied to NW- and SE-striking basement faults oblique to N-S mega-thrust faults in central Chile (32°-35°S), for which we propose a simultaneous development based on the analogue model results. Moreover, we propose that strike-slip movement occurred on thrust faults in central Chile. Furthermore, we performed a numerical restoration of an analogue experiment which modeled a pure strike-slip system, and concluded that the restoration is very sensitive to shortening data as well as to rotational data. These results are extremely important for future numerical and regional analysis of strike-slip systems.
author González,Daniel
Pinto,Luisa
Peña,Matías
Arriagada,César
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Pinto,Luisa
Peña,Matías
Arriagada,César
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title 3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration
title_short 3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration
title_full 3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration
title_fullStr 3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration
title_full_unstemmed 3D deformation in strike-slip systems: Analogue modelling and numerical restoration
title_sort 3d deformation in strike-slip systems: analogue modelling and numerical restoration
publisher Servicio Nacional de Geología y Minería (SERNAGEOMIN)
publishDate 2012
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