Tectonic, Climate, and Erosional Controls on Andean Plateau Incision and Width, South Peru

南秘鲁安第斯高原切口和宽度的构造、气候和侵蚀控制

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Modeling and observational studies have led to the hypothesis that climate-induced erosion influences the width and locus of deformation in orogens and shapes orogen topography. However, previous studies are not unambiguous and current progress is hampered by the need for clear, multidisciplinary field observations. This proposal focuses on the climate controls on plateau margin incision and width of large orogenic plateaus. More specifically, the two components of this research include 1) quantifying the climate and paleoclimate controls on observed spatially extensive and high-magnitude canyon incision in the eastern margin of the Central Andean Plateau (Peru and Bolivia), and 2) potential climate controls on large (~200 km) variations in plateau width in South Peru. I propose to do this through an integration of fieldwork, low-temperature thermochronology, balanced cross-sections, and thermo-kinematic modeling. These new observations will be interpreted in the context of tectonic shortening and existing atmospheric general circulation paleoclimate models. This proposal entails a strong international collaboration with leading US and Peruvian scientists in Andean tectonics and surface processes, assuring project success.
模拟和观测研究导致了这样的假设,即气候引起的侵蚀影响造山带变形的宽度和轨迹,并塑造造山带地形。然而,以前的研究并不是明确的,目前的进展受到需要明确的、多学科的实地观察的阻碍。这一建议侧重于对高原边缘切割和大型造山高原宽度的气候控制。更具体地说,这项研究的两个组成部分包括:1)量化在安第斯高原东部边缘(秘鲁和玻利维亚)观测到的空间上广泛的高等级峡谷切割的气候和古气候控制;2)对秘鲁南部高原宽度大(~200公里)变化的潜在气候控制。我建议通过整合野外工作、低温热年代学、平衡截面和热运动学模型来实现这一点。这些新的观测结果将在构造缩短和现有大气环流古气候模型的背景下进行解释。这一提议需要与美国和秘鲁在安第斯构造和表面工艺方面的领先科学家进行强有力的国际合作,以确保项目成功。

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