G. Randy Keller The Granite Wash: A Few Thoughts About The Big Picture.

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G. Randy Keller The Granite Wash: A Few Thoughts About The Big Picture

Wichita. Amarillo index The Southern Oklahoma aulacogen The Southern Oklahoma Aulacogen (SOA) is a major tectonic feature of global significance

The Late Precambrian Structural Framework

Afar vs. SOA Triple Junctions The scales are approximately the same

SOA experiment index UTD/UTEPRefraction/WARExperiment AMOCO Research Crew 21 large shots

SOA Velocity Model-Upper Crust

Crustal model derived by integrated analysis of seismic, geologic, and gravity data The mafic core of the Wichita uplift resides almost completely in the upper plate of the Mountain View thrust system

Gravity Anomalies - Amarillo Uplift NE NS

Integrated model for the NE profile (by Diana Smith) A large mafic core and a nearly vertical fault on the north side of the uplift are required to fit the observed data. North

SOA Extent What is the extent of the SOA?

European Tectonics Let’s revisit the classic analogy with the Dniepr-Donets basin

Pripyat-Dniepr-Donets-Basin Devonianrifting Late Cretaceous inversion Permianreactivation The DOBRE Project

DOBRE - Velocity Structure

Major tectonic inversion that involved thrusting and strike-slip created the structures that were the source of the “Granite Wash”. A better understanding of these structures should help our efforts to exploit the “Granite Wash” and perhaps even find new fields.