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Geology Introduction to Thrust Faults Up Down

Thrust faults Terminology Calculating stretch and shortening Throw, heave, and slip Stratigraphy and thrust faults

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Calculating Shortening for Thrust Faults lolo lflf 50 km 40 km Shortening = lo lo lo lo l f - l o * 100% If Stretch [S] = l f /l o, then shortening = lo lo lo lo lflflflf -1 * 100% ( )

Calculating Shortening for Thrust Faults lolo lflf 50 km 40 km Shortening = lo lo lo lo l f - l o * 100% = * 100% = -20%

A Caution Regarding Shortening Choosing a minimum l o value yields maximum shortening lolo lflf 50 km 40 km Shortening = lo lo lo lo l f - l o * 100% = * 100%= -20%

Shortening Calculation lolo lflf 40 km 30 km Shortening = lo lo lo lo l f - l o * 100% = * 100% = -25% Thus “shortening” is relative to the baseline you pick Thus “shortening” is relative to the baseline you pick

 Throw, Heave, and Slip Throw Heave  Slip (Throw) 2 + (Heave) 2 = (Slip) 2 Sin  = (Throw/Slip) Cos  = (Heave/Slip) 

Increasing Stratigraphic Thickness

Evidence for Thrust Faulting in Boreholes

References Slides Slides Twiss, R. J. and E. M. Moores, Structural Geology, W. H. Freeman & Co., New York, 532 p., 1992.