337 resultados para Geodinâmica
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Las deformaciones contractivas y extensivas cenozoicas se concentran en los márgenes de las antiguas cubetas mesozoicas, de manera que la mayora de las fallas cenozoicas son el resultado de la reactivación de las fallas normales que limitaban las cubetas mesozoicas; ii) la extensión areal de la Cuenca Catalano-Balear coincide en gran parte con el rea que recubrían las cubetas mesozoicas Catalana y de las Columbrets; iii) el adelgazamiento cortical que presenta la Cuenca Catalano-Balear, puede ser en parte heredado de la extensión mesozoica.
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This thesis aims to advance in the geological knowledge of the region comprising the Piancó-Alto Brígida (TPAB) and Alto pajeú (TAP) terranes, in the Transversal Zone Domain (Borborema Province, NE Brazil), with the main objective of understanding the geodynamic evolution and the structural framework of these units. To reach this objective, and besides field work and interpretation of traditional aerial photographs, other tools were employed like of remote sensing products (Landsat 7 ETM+, aeroradiometrics, aeromagnetics and topographical images), lithogeochemical (whole rock) analyses and geochronological dating (U-Pb in zircon), besides integration with literature data. In the area, several precambrian geological units outcrop, represented in the TAP by the paleoproterozoic Serra Talhada and Afogados da Ingazeira complexes, Riacho Gravatá Complex (metavolcano-sedimentary sequence of Stenian-Tonian age) and Cariris Velhos orthogneisses (of Tonian age). The TPAB comprises the Santana do Garrote (lower unit) and Serra do Olho d'Água (upper unit) formations of the Cachoeirinha Group (Neoproterozoic III), besides the Piancó orthogneisses and Bom Jesus paragneisses; the latter correspond to an older (basement ?) block and a possible high grade equivalent of the Cachoeirinha Group (or Seridó Group ?), respectively. Several Brasiliano-age plutons occur in both terranes.The aeromagnetic data show the continuity, at depth, of the main shear zones mapped in the region. The Patos, Pernambuco, Boqueirão dos Cochos, Serra do Caboclo, Afogados da Ingazeira/Jabitacá and Congo-Cruzeiro do Nordeste shear zones reach depths greater than to 6-16 km. The aeromagnetic signature of other shear zones, like the Juru one, suggests that these structures correspond to shallower crustal features. The satellite images (Landsat 7 ETM+) and aerogamaspectrometric images discriminate different geological units, contributing to the mapping of the structural framework of the region. The Serra do Caboclo Shear Zone was characterized as the boundary/suture between the TPAB and TAP. This structure is an outstanding, pervasive feature that separates contrasting geological units, such as the Neoproterozoic III Cachoeirinha Group in the TPAB and the Riacho Gravatá Complex and the Cariris Velhos metaplutonics, of Stenian-Tonian age, in the TAP. Occupying different blocks, these units are not found in authoctonous relations, like unconformities and intrusive contacts. Concerning the Cariris Velhos (ca. 1,0 Ga old) event is recorded by radiometric ages of the Riacho Gravatá Complex metavolcanics and intrusive augen and orthogneisses, all of them displaying geochemical affinities of arc or collisional settings. A structural signature of this event was not recorded in the region, possibly due to its low grade/low strain style, obliterated by the overprinting of younger, higher grade/high strain Brasiliano-age fabrics.The first tectonic event (D1) observed in the Cariris Velhos lithotypes presents contractional kinematics with transport to the NW. Neoproterozoic III geochronologic dates, obtained in late-D1 granitoids, imply a Brasiliano age (ca. 610-600 Ma) for this deformation event. The second tectonic event (D2) characterized in the region corresponds to the Brasiliano transcurrent kinematics of the outstanding shear zones and associated granitoid plutons. The geochronological (U-Pb in zircon) data obtained during this thesis also confirms the occurrence of the Cariris Velhos magmatic suite in the TAP, as well as the Neoproterozoic III age to the Cachoeirinha Group in the TPAB. The TAP (Riacho Gravatá Complex, augen and orthogneisses) is interpreted as a continental arc possibly accreted to a microcontinent during the Cariris Velhos (Stenian-Tonian) event. Later on, this terrane collided with the TPAB at the beginning of the Brasiliano orogeny (D1 contractional deformation), and both domins were reworked by the transcurrent shear deformation of the D2 event
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The studied area is geologically located in the Northern Domain of the Borborema Province (Northeast Brazil), limited to the south by the Patos shear zone. Terranes of the Jaguaribeano system are dominant, flanked by the Piranhas (E and S sides) and Central Ceará (NE side) terranes. Its basement comprises gneiss -migmatite terrains of Paleoproterozoic to Archean age (2.6 to 1.9 Ga old), overprinted by neoproterozoic to cambrian tectonotherma l events. Narrow supracrustal belts ( schist belts) display a 1.6 to 1.8 Ga age, as shown by whole - rock Rb-Sr and zircon U-Pb and Pb/Pb dates in acid metavolcanics which dominate in the lower section of these sequences, and in coeval metaplutonics (granitic augen gneisses). From the stratigraphic point of view, three Staterian belts are recognized: 1. Orós Belt - made up by the Orós Group, subdivided in the Santarém (predominantly pure to impure quartzites, micaschists and metacarbonates) and Campo Alegre (metandesites, metabasalts, metarhyolites and metarhyodacites, interlayered with metatuffs and metasediments) formations, and by the Serra do Deserto Magmatic Suite (granitic augen gneisses). 2. Jaguaribe Belt - its lithostratigrahic-lithodemic framework is similar to the one of the Orós Belt, however with a greater expression of the volcano -plutonic components (Campo Alegre Formation and Serra do Deserto Magmatic Suite). The Peixe Gordo Sequence, separately described, is also related to this belt and contain s metasedimentary, metavolcanic (with subordinated volcanoclastics) and metaplutonic units. The first one correlated to the Orós Group and the latter the Serra do Deserto Magmatic Suite. 3. Western Potiguar Belt - represented by the Serra de São José Gro up, subdivided in the Catolezinho (biotite -amphibole gneisses with intercalations of metacarbonates, calcsilicate rocks, amphibolites and quartzite beds to the top) and Minhuins (quartzites, micaschists, metaconglomerates, calcsilicate rocks, acid to the b asic metavolcanics and metatuffs) formations. Its late Paleoproterozoic (Staterian) age was established by a Pb/Pb date on zircons from a granitic orthogneiss of the Catolezinho Formation. The petrographic characteristics and sedimentary structures of the Santarém Formation of the Orós Group point to deltaic to shallow marine depositional systems, overlain by deep water deposits (turbidites). The geodynamic setting of this region encompassed a large depositional basin, probably extending to the east of the Portalegre shear zone and west of the Senador Pompeu shear zone, with possible equivalents in the Jucurutu Formation of the Seridó Belt and in the Ceará Group of central Ceará. The Arneiróz Belt, west Ceará, displays some stratigraphic features and granito ids geochemically akin to the ones of the Orós Belt. The evolutionary setting started with an extensional phase which was more active in the eastern part of this domain (Western Potiguar and part of the Jaguaribe belts), where the rudite and psamite sedime ntation relates to a fluviatile rift environment which evolved to a prograding deltaic system to the west (Orós Group). The basaltic andesitic and rhyolitic volcanics were associated to this extensional phase. During this magmatic event, acid magmas also crystallized at plutonic depths. The Orós Group illustrates the environmental conditions in the western part of this domain. Later on, after a large time gap (1.6 to 1.1 Ga), the region was subjected to an extensional deformational episode marked by 900 Ma old (Sm-Nd data) basic rocks, possibly in connection with the deposition of the Cachoeirinha Group south of the Patos shear zone. In the 800 to 500 Ma age interval, the region was affected by important deformational and metamorphic events coupled with in trusion of granitic rocks of variable size (dykes to batholiths), related to the Brasiliano/Pan -African geotectonic cycle. These events produced structural blocks which differentiate, one from the other, according to the importance of anatectic mobilizatio n, proportion of high-grade supracrustals and the amount of neoproterozoic -cambrian granitoid intrusions. On this basis, a large portion of the Jaguaretama Block/Terrane is relatively well preserved from this late overprint. The border belts of the Jagua retama Block (Western Potiguar and Arneiroz) display kyanite-bearing (medium pressure) mineral associations, while in the inner part of the block there is a north-south metamorphic zoning marked by staurolite or sillimanite peak metamorphic conditions. Regarding the deformations of the Staterian supracrustal rocks, second and third phases were the most important, diagnosed as having developed in a progressive tectonic process. In the general, more vigorous conditions of PT are related to the interval tardi - phase 2 early-phase 3, whose radiometric ages and regional structuring indicators places it in the Brasiliano/Pan-African Cycle. In the Staterian geodynamic setting of Brazilian Platform , these sequences are correlated to the lower Espinhaço Supergroup (p.ex., Rio dos Remédios and Paraguaçu groups, a paleproterozoic rift system in the São Francisco Craton), the Araí and Serra da Mesa groups (north of Goiás, in the so -called Goiás Central Massif), and the Uatumã Group (in the Amazonian Craton). Granitic ( augen gneisses) plutonics are also known from these areas, as for example the A-type granites intrusive in the Araí and Serra da Mesa groups, dated at 1.77 Ga. Gravimetric and geological data place the limits of the Jaguaribeano System (terranes) along the Senador Pompeu Shear Zone (western border) and the Portalegre- Farias Brito shear zone (eastern and southern). However, the same data area not conclusive as regards the interpretation of those structures as suture of the terrane docking process. The main features of those shear zones and of involved lothological associations, appear to favour an intracontinental transpressional -transcurrent regime, during Neoproterozoic-Cambrian times, marking discontinuities along which different crustal blocks were laterally dispersed. Inside of this orogenic system and according to the magnetic data (total field map), the most important terrane boundary appears to be the Jaguaribe shear zone. The geochronological data, on some tectonostratigraphic associations (partly represented by the Ceará and Jucurutu groups), still at a preliminary level, besides the lack of granitic zonation and other petrotectonic criteria, do not allow to propose tectonic terrane assembly diagrams for the studied area
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Point positioning from GPS data can provide precision varying from 100 meters to a few millimeters at the level of 95% probability. To reach the best level of accuracy, users need proper equipment and software, as well as access capability to GPS products available at the International GPS Geodynamics Service. In this paper, the theory related to point positioning using GPS is presented as well as the results of an experiment conducted using data from the Brazilian Active Control System. The results show repeatability better than 5mm and 10mm for the N and E baseline components respectively, and 6mm + 4ppb (parts per billion) for the vertical. Comparison with SIRGAS campaign showed results at the same level of uncertainty as that of the stations used to tie the SIRGAS frame to ITRF94. Therefore, precise point positioning is a powerful tool to be used in applications requiring high level of precision, such as Geodynamics.
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La presente Tesis Doctoral lleva por t tulo Geodin amica del margen continental de Galicia: Estructura profunda y morfotect onica. Este estudio se aborda a partir de la integraci on de un gran volumen de nuevos datos geof sicos (gravim etricos, batim etricos y s smica de re exi on multicanal 2D y de ultra-alta resoluci on), procedentes de los proyectos ZEEE, ERGAP y BURATO4242. La nueva informaci on ha aportado constricciones muy relevantes sobre el origen, la estructura profunda y la complejidad siogr a ca del margen, as como sobre la caracterizaci on de la variaci on lateral de la transici on oc eano-continente. El margen continental de Galicia se clasi ca como un margen de rift pobre en magma. Este tipo de m argenes tienen dos rasgos comunes, que son: 1) Los pares de m argenes conjugados son asim etricos, teniendo uno de ellos una zona m as ancha de corteza extremadamente adelgazada, subrayada por un re ector s smico subhorizontal; 2) Entre la corteza continental adelgazada y la corteza oce anica normal, hay una zona de basamento compuesto por manto serpentinizado. La estructura del margen continental gallego es extremadamente compleja, re ejando la superposici on de varias etapas sucesivas de rift, y una etapa compresiva posterior que da como resultado la inversi on parcial del margen. Adem as, la proximidad de un punto triple de dorsal produce un cambio de orientaci on de las estructuras principales. Este margen continental ha sido ampliamente estudiado desde la d ecada de los '70. Sin embargo, la mayor parte de los estudios se han centrado en la parte occidental, existiendo una importante carencia de informaci on en los ancos norte y noroeste. Este hecho, junto con su gran complejidad estructural, ha provocado que no exista un modelo geodin amico previo que integre todos los procesos observados. Algunos aspectos, como son la transici on entre el margen oeste (extensivo) y el margen norte (compresivo), y la forma en que se produce su inversi on tect onica, apenas han sido abordados con anterioridad por la comunidad científica...
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Apuntes de la asignatura. Curso 1999-2000
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Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
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Dissertação de Mestrado em Vulcanologia e Riscos Geológicos
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Tese de Doutoramento em Geologia, especialidade de Geodesia.
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Cartografia Geológica Aplicada a Áreas Urbanas
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A vegetação afeta o comportamento dos taludes sob a ação dos agentes da geodinâmica externa. Neste pressuposto, analisam-se no presente trabalho os seus efeitos no reforço e na proteção de taludes, com destaque para o papel das raízes para atingir esses objetivos. Numa segunda fase e tendo em conta a necessidade do uso da vegetação para reconstruir habitats, valorizar paisagisticamente o território e aumentar a segurança dos espaços, é abordado o assunto da Engenharia Natural. Trata-se de um acervo de técnicas que utilizam as plantas vivas como elementos principais do processo construtivo. São referidas as principais problemáticas desta ferramenta, as metodologias empregues e o modo como são aplicadas na proteção, estabilização e contenção dos taludes. Para que a aplicação de tais técnicas seja viável, é importante selecionar para cada situação geoambiental e climática o tipo mais apropriado de espécies vegetais. Por isso, numa terceira fase, enumeram-se as espécies consideradas mais adequadas em Portugal para esta finalidade e são dados a conhecer alguns casos de aplicação no referido país de técnicas de Engenharia Natural em taludes.
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El proyecto de investigación trianual propuesto es un estudio estratigráfico de carácter multidisciplinario que abarca las rocas del Paleozoico expuestas en dos de los principales sistemas montañosos del Noroeste argentino: 1. Sierra de Famatina (provincias de La Rioja y Catamarca) y 2. Cordillera Oriental (provincias de Salta y Jujuy). En estas áreas se llevarán a cabo estudios estratigráficos, paleontológicos, bioestratigráficos y paleoecológicos en unidades marinas de edad ordovícica y formaciones continentales y marinas del Carbonífero. El Objetivo común de estas investigaciones específicas, planteadas como temas dentro del PIT, es profundizar el conocimiento de las cuencas sedimentarias paleozoicas, establecer sus relaciones paleogeográficas y comprender su evolución en el marco de la geodinámica del continente de Gondwana. (_) Tema 1. El Paleozoico Inferior de la Sierra de Famatina. Tema 2. Estratigrafía del Carbonífero de la Sierra de Famatina y áreas adyacentes. Tema 3. El Paleozoico Inferior de la Cordillera Oriental.
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El Ordovícico en el Noroeste Argentino esta ampliamente distribuido tanto en el ámbito de Cordillera Oriental como en la Puna. Las unidades de ambos elementos morfoestructurales difieren en facies. En la Cordillera Oriental predominan los depósitos de plataforma mientras que en la Puna afloran depósitos marinos profundos. (...) Una rica fauna de trilobites del Cámbrico tardío-Ordovícico medio ha sido descrita de las unidades de Cordillera Oriental. En contraste, son pocas las referencias de trilobites para la Puna y se restringen a menciones de hallazgos sin descripciones ni ilustración del material. El reciente hallazgo de trilobites tremadocianos al oeste del Salar del Rincón y tremadocianos y arenigianos en Vega Pinato abre grandes expectativas para el estudio de estos invertebrados en esta región. El estudio taxonómico de un grupo fósil constituye la base fundamental para realizar posteriormente cualquier tipo de análisis, sea éste con respecto a aspectos biológicos como sus relaciones filogenéticas u otros de mayor interés para la geología como lo es el análisis bioestratigráficos y en muchas unidades constituyen, hasta el momento. los únicos elementos que permiten precisar sus edades y correlación. (...) Objetivos Generales: El presente plan de investigación tiene por objetivo confeccionar esquemas bioestratigráficos aplicables en la correlación de las diferentes secciones de las unidades ordovícicas de la Puna Argentina, los cuales estarán basados en un minucioso estudio taxonómico y biofacial de la fauna de trilobites. El conocimiento taxonómico y bioestratigráficos permitirá, además definir las afinidades biogeográficas de los trilobites de la Puna Argentina y establecer su relación en el contexto mundial. Los datos obtenidos serán de gran valor para efectuar comparaciones entre las distintas cuencas cambro-ordovícicas de Argentina y establecer sus relaciones paleogeográficas tanto con Gondwana como con Laurentia. El reconocimiento y delimitación de terrenos en la Puna será de fundamental importancia para proponer modelos de evolución geodinámica de Gondwana durante el Paleozoico.
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Report for the scientific sojourn carried out at the Uppsala Universitet, Sweden, from April to July the 2007. Two series of analogue models are used to explore ductile-frictional contrasts of the basal décollement in the development of oblique and transverse structures simultaneously to thin-skinned shortening. These models simulate the evolution of the Central External Sierras (Southern Pyrenees, Spain), which constitute the frontal emerging part of the southernmost Pyrenean thrust sheet. They are characterized by the presence of transverse N-S to NW-SE anticlines, which are perpendicular to the Pyrenean structural trend and developed in the hangingwall of the Santo Domingo thrust system, detaching on an unevenly distributed Triassic materials (evaporitic-dolomitic interfingerings). Model setup performs a décollement made by three patches of silicone neighbouring pure brittle sand. Model series A test the thickness ratio between overburden and décollement. Model series B test the width of frictional detachment areas. Model results show how deformation reaches further in areas detached on ductile layer whereas frictional décollement areas assimilate the strain by means of an additional uplift. This replicates the structural style of Central External Sierras: higher structural relief of N-S anticlines with regard to orogen-parallel structures, absence of a representative ductile décollement in the core, tilting towards the orogen and foreland-side closure not thrusted by the frontal emerging South-Pyrenean thrust.