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6. Separation of Paleostresses Phases Based on Heterogeneous Fault-Slip Data in the Central Part of Dehshir Fault

Writers : Mosharafi Far, Mohammad Reza; Alavi, Ahmad; Mahjal, Mohammad
Refference : Geosciences Scientific Quarterly Journal,N.:69,P.:64
Publishing Year : 1387

Abstract :

Abstract:
In this research, separation of paleostress phases in the central part of Dehshir fault is investigated based on the study of heterogeneous fault-slip data and their related slickenside lineations. These data are measured from the Certaceous (Taft limestone), early Eocene (Kerman conglomerate) and Eocene (Volcanics) formations. The main criteria used here to identify sense of fault-slip are stratiographic separation, accretionary mineral steps, Riedel shears and tension gash. The existing faults in the region of investigated often show two NE and NW trend in which the latter is usually dominant. Based on the study of heterogeneous fault-slip data and their related slickenside lineations and using the multiple inverse method, at least two phases are expected. These phases show that the axis of maximum principal stress, σ1, is at NE trend and that of minimum principal stress, o3, is at NW trend. The location of o3 usually indicates that the strike-slip and reverse strike-slip faults mostly occur in the region. In addition, the shape of the stress ellipsoid is prolate in the region.


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