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Overview | |||||||||
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This page bundles the available data for the Sirte Basin
in the Africa. The
images are hyperlinks and will open up a separate window with a high
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Basin cross section |
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The basin cross section is automatically generated using the available crustal structure data sets. Sometimes the data labels are not plotted correctly, depending on the length of the section. The location of the profile is indicated in all maps as dashed-dotted thin black line. For the endpoints of the profile, the two points of a given polygon located farthest away from each other were computed. |
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Dynamic topography evolution for basin centroid |
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The dynamic topography history for the basin is derived by tracking the basin centroid. The paleo-location for this point is computed using the EarthByte plate kinematic framework rotating the position back in time. The dynamic topography model is derived from the S20RTS seismic tomography model (Ritsema et al., 99) by converting seismic velocites to density anomalies using an empirical scaling factor of 0.25. The density anomalies are then advected back in time to compute mantle flow with plate motions superimposed (using the EarthByte plate rotation framework) as surface boundary conditions. The dynamic topography is then derived from the computed density distribution using a free upper boundary. For details regarding the methodology see the following papers:
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Mantle Lid thickness | |||||||||||||||
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Depth of 550 deg isotherm | |||||||||||||||
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Mobil isopachs | |||||||||||||||
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Plain crustal thickness | |||||||||||||||
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Base middle crust | |||||||||||||||
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Base lower crust | |||||||||||||||
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Total crustal thickness | |||||||||||||||
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Base upper crust | |||||||||||||||
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Thermal lithospheric thickness | |||||||||||||||
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Heatflow | |||||||||||||||
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Topography (ETOPO2) | |||||||||||||||
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Base hard sediments | |||||||||||||||
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Temperature at 50km depth | |||||||||||||||
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Laske sediment thickness | |||||||||||||||
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Lithospheric temperature gradient | |||||||||||||||
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Isostatic correction | |||||||||||||||
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TTS (sediment) | |||||||||||||||
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Beta (Sediment) | |||||||||||||||
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Crustal vs lithosph. extn. | |||||||||||||||
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Anomalous TTS | |||||||||||||||
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CommentsFor explanation to the data source or computation of this grid please follow this link. Clicking the image will open a high-res PDF of the map. Units in the statistics table are same as map units. Z_min and Z_max refer to the minima and maxima with their respective geographic locations. ↑ back to the top |
Predicted elevation | |||||||||||||||
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CommentsFor explanation to the data source or computation of this grid please follow this link. Clicking the image will open a high-res PDF of the map. Units in the statistics table are same as map units. Z_min and Z_max refer to the minima and maxima with their respective geographic locations. ↑ back to the top |
Beta (Crust) | |||||||||||||||
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CommentsFor explanation to the data source or computation of this grid please follow this link. Clicking the image will open a high-res PDF of the map. Units in the statistics table are same as map units. Z_min and Z_max refer to the minima and maxima with their respective geographic locations. ↑ back to the top |
TTS (crust) | |||||||||||||||
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CommentsFor explanation to the data source or computation of this grid please follow this link. Clicking the image will open a high-res PDF of the map. Units in the statistics table are same as map units. Z_min and Z_max refer to the minima and maxima with their respective geographic locations. ↑ back to the top |
Differential Beta | |||||||||||||||
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CommentsFor explanation to the data source or computation of this grid please follow this link. Clicking the image will open a high-res PDF of the map. Units in the statistics table are same as map units. Z_min and Z_max refer to the minima and maxima with their respective geographic locations. ↑ back to the top |
This basin data is based on interpolated global grids and might contain gridding errors or wrongly interpolated data values.