2 resultados para schema a soglia Shamir Blakley schema di condivisione di segreti perfetto
em Universita di Parma
Resumo:
The Cervarola Sandstones Formation (CSF), Aquitanian-Burdigalian in age, was deposited in an elongate, NW-stretched foredeep basin formed in front of the growing Northern Apennines orogenic wedge. The stratigraphic succession of the CSF, in the same way of other Apennine foredeep deposits, records the progressive closure of the basin due to the propagation of thrust fronts toward north-east, i.e. toward the outer and shallower foreland ramp. This process produce a complex foredeep characterized by synsedimentary structural highs and depocenters that can strongly influence the lateral and vertical turbidite facies distribution. Of consequence the main aim of this work is to describe and discuss this influence on the basis of a new high-resolution stratigraphic framework performed by measuring ten stratigraphic logs, for a total thickness of about 2000m, between the Secchia and Scoltenna Valleys (30km apart). In particular, the relationship between the turbidite sedimentation and the ongoing tectonic activity during the foredeep evolution has been describe through various stratigraphic cross sections oriented parallel and perpendicular to the main tectonic structures. On the basis of the high resolution physical stratigraphy of the studied succession, we propose a facies tract and an evolutionary model for the Cervarola Sandstones in the studied area. Thanks to these results and the analogies with others foredeep deposits of the northern Apennines, such as the Marnoso-arenacea Formation, the Cervarola basin has been interpreted as a highly confined foredeep controlled by an intense synsedimentary tectonic activity. The most important evidences supporting this hypothesis are: 1) the upward increase, in the studied stratigraphic succession (about 1000m thick), of sandstone/mudstone ratio, grain sizes and Ophiomorpha-type trace fossils testifying the high degree of flow deceleration related to the progressive closure and uplift of the foredeep. 2) the occurrence in the upper part of the stratigraphic succession of coarse-grained massive sandstones overlain by tractive structures such as megaripples and traction carpets passing downcurrent into fine-grained laminated contained-reflected beds. This facies tract is interpreted as related to deceleration and decoupling of bipartite flows with the deposition of the basal dense flows and bypass of the upper turbulent flows. 3) the widespread occurrence of contained reflected beds related to morphological obstacles created by tectonic structures parallel and perpendicular to the basin axis (see for example the Pievepelago line). 4) occurrence of intra-formational slumps, constituted by highly deformed portion of fine-grained succession, indicating a syn-sedimentary tectonic activity of the tectonic structures able to destabilize the margins of the basin. These types of deposits increase towards the upper part of the stratigraphic succession (see points 1 and 2) 5) the impressive lateral facies changes between intrabasinal topographic highs characterized by fine-grained and thin sandstone beds and marlstones and depocenters characterized by thick to very thick coarse-grained massive sandstones. 6) the common occurrence of amalgamation surfaces, flow impact structures and mud-draped scours related to sudden deceleration of the turbidite flows induced by the structurally-controlled confinement and morphological irregularities. In conclusion, the CSF has many analogies with the facies associations occurring in other tectonically-controlled foredeeps such as those of Marnoso-arenacea Formation (northern Italy) and Annot Sandstones (southern France) showing how thrust fronts and transversal structures moving towards the foreland, were able to produce a segmented foredeep that can strongly influence the turbidity current deposition.
Resumo:
Gli obiettivi della presente ricerca sono stati l’identificazione di un protocollo per la conservazione ex situ e lo studio delle risposte fisiologiche allo stress salino di due specie endemiche della regione Liguria, di particolare interesse poiché protette e a rischio d’estinzione. Sia il Limonium cordatum che il Convolvulus sabatius vivono in condizioni naturali particolari, infatti, sono costantemente esposte agli aerosol marini, che presentano elevate concentrazioni di NaCl, per tali ragioni si è cercato di comprendere quali fossero i meccanismi di risposta delle due specie allo stress salino; da ultimo, se presentassero risposte simili, visto l’habitat comune che condividono. Per capire in modo più approfondito le risposte fisiologiche delle due piante, è stato anche preso in considerazione l’habitat naturale per cogliere eventuali differenze nella zona di crescita, per esempio maggiore e/o minore esposizione agli spruzzi marini di una piuttosto che dell’altra. Per il raggiungimento di tali obiettivi si è proceduto con: •L’utilizzo della coltura in vitro per comprendere i meccanismi responsabili della tolleranza e/o dell’adattamento allo stress salino, che ha permesso di confrontare le due specie in un ambiente controllato con la sola variabile della concentrazione salina. Per valutare tali risposte si sono effettuate delle indagini morfologiche, istologiche e fisiologiche; • L’identificazione delle condizioni ambientali migliori per la possibile reintroduzione, sia con l’uso della coltura in vitro, che ha permesso di stabilire il valore soglia di tolleranza della concentrazione di NaCl di entrambe le specie, che con sopralluoghi in loco, per individuare eventuali situazioni differenti tra le due specie, che giustificassero risposte diverse tra di esse. Nel caso del Convolvulus sabatius, essendo il suo areale di crescita più limitato e, volendo quindi approfondire le condizioni ambientali naturali di crescita, si è provveduto a simulare l’habitat autoctono con prove in vivo.