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Scientific Investigations Map
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The Albuquerque Basin, composing the Rio Grande Rift in central New Mexico, is commonly cited as ... more The Albuquerque Basin, composing the Rio Grande Rift in central New Mexico, is commonly cited as one of the archetypes of a continental rift basin that is segmented into alternating, oppositely tilted half-grabens separated by a scissor-like transfer zone. The practice originates from a structural model of the Albuquerque Basin developed primarily from oil-industry seismic-reflection data and published in the early 1990s. Key elements of this model are an east-tilted half-graben on the north separated from a west-tilted half-graben on the south by a southwest-trending transfer zone. However, this model is conceptually inconsistent with current geologic evidence and gravity modeling for the Albuquerque Basin. Problems with the earlier model probably stem from inadequate seismic and well data on the east side of the basin. A model of basin-fill thickness constructed from gravity data supports a different picture of basin geometry, primarily for the southern half of the Albuquerque Bas...
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US Geological Survey visual mark. US Geological Survey Open-File Report 99-555 Version 1.0. The S... more US Geological Survey visual mark. US Geological Survey Open-File Report 99-555 Version 1.0. The Silent Canyon Caldera Complex A Three-Dimensional Model Based on Drill-Hole Stratigraphy and Gravity Inversion. By. ...
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The Albuquerque Basin, composing the Rio Grande Rift in central New Mexico, is commonly cited as ... more The Albuquerque Basin, composing the Rio Grande Rift in central New Mexico, is commonly cited as one of the archetypes of a continental rift basin that is segmented into alternating, oppositely tilted half-grabens separated by a scissor-like transfer zone. The practice originates from a structural model of the Albuquerque Basin developed primarily from oil-industry seismic-reflection data and published in the early 1990s. Key elements of this model are an east-tilted half-graben on the north separated from a west-tilted half-graben on the south by a southwest-trending transfer zone. However, this model is conceptually inconsistent with current geologic evidence and gravity modeling for the Albuquerque Basin. Problems with the earlier model probably stem from inadequate seismic and well data on the east side of the basin. A model of basin-fill thickness constructed from gravity data supports a different picture of basin geometry, primarily for the southern half of the Albuquerque Bas...
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US Geological Survey visual mark. US Geological Survey Open-File Report 99-555 Version 1.0. The S... more US Geological Survey visual mark. US Geological Survey Open-File Report 99-555 Version 1.0. The Silent Canyon Caldera Complex A Three-Dimensional Model Based on Drill-Hole Stratigraphy and Gravity Inversion. By. ...
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