The Eastern Turkey Seismic Experiment: The study of a young continent‐continent collision
The Eastern Turkey Seismic Experiment: The study of a young continent‐continent collision
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土耳其东部地震实验:年轻大陆与大陆碰撞的研究
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2003
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M. Barazangi
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作者:
E. Sandvol;N. Turkelli;M. Barazangi
During the last 10-20 million years the tectonics of Turkey and the Anatolian plateau can be described as the convergence of three continental plates: the Anatolian, Arabian, and Eurasian plates form a diverse suite of tectonic boundaries. This tectonic environment makes the East Anatolian plateau and Bitlis suture an excellent natural laboratory to study the early stages of continental collision and its consequences. Until now, the only well studied example for active continental collision has been that of India colliding with Eurasia and the subsequent uplift of the Tibetan plateau.