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Vol 216
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Geology

Deep structure and composition characteristics of the continental earth's crust geostructures on the Russian Federation territory

Authors:
A. S. Egorov
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  • Ph.D., Dr.Sci. head of departmen National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
Date submitted:
2014-12-25
Date accepted:
2015-02-01
Date published:
2015-12-25

Abstract

Principal features of deep structure and composition of the lithosphere geostructures of the continental part of the Russian Federation territory are characterized within the radial-zonal model of the Earth’s crust. The principal units of the model are megablocks (paleoplites) with ancient layered continental crust and interblock megazones (structures of tension, compression and shear), separating them. The results of the geological-geophysical modeling are presented in the form of layer by layer deep structure schemes – of consolidated basement and of the platform cover and accompanied by a set of the earth's crust sections, carried out along regional profiles, performed with the application of a deep seismic sounding (DSS) method and reflected waves of common depth point (CDP) method.

Область исследования:
Geology
Keywords:
deep structure radial-zoning model of the Earth's crust Russian territory
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