Crustal structure of the Cascadia subduction zone, southwestern British Columbia, from potential field and seismic studies
Crustal structure of the Cascadia subduction zone, southwestern British Columbia, from potential field and seismic studies
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来自位场和地震研究的不列颠哥伦比亚省西南部卡斯卡迪亚俯冲带的地壳结构
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1997
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S. Dehler
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R. Clowes;D. J. Baird;S. Dehler
The northern Cascadia subduction zone is a region of convergence between the oceanic Explorer and northern Juan de Fuca plates and the continental North American plate. Potential field and new seismic reflection data coupled with previous seismic results and geology enable derivation of a series of density – magnetic susceptibility cross sections and a block density model from the ocean basin to the volcanic arc from 2.5- and 3-dimensional interpretations. The lateral extent and thickness of the accreted wedge vary significantly along the zone. The narrow, metasedimentary Pacific Rim terrane lies immediately west of Wrangellia and extends the length of Vancouver Island, consistent with its emplacement by strike-slip faulting following the accretion of Wrangellia. The ophiolitic Crescent terrane is a narrow slice lying seaward of the Pacific Rim terrane but not extending northward beyond the Juan de Fuca plate. In this region, the Crescent terrane was emplaced in a strike-slip or obliquely convergent style...