The northwestern corner of South America presents a highly complex geodynamical setting
including the convergence between South America, Nazca, and Caribbean plates; which …

Abstract The Tibetan Plateau (TP) is the youngest orogenic belt resulting from a continental
collision on the Earth. It is a natural laboratory for studying continental dynamics, such as …

Crustal earthquakes are some of the main contributors to the seismic hazard in northern
South America (NoSAm). There is evidence of historical crustal events with epicenters near …

The forearc of the northern Pacific region of Colombia (Atrato basin) initially formed in an
intra-oceanic setting related to the Central American arc, and its sedimentary record …

Abstract The northern Eastern Cordillera (EC) in the Colombian Andes is a wide (∼ 200 km)
high-elevation (> 2.5 km) subduction-related asymmetric plateau. This plateau is currently …

Arclogites are an important part of the continental arc root architecture. When overlooked,
the crustal structure could be misinterpreted, assuming that the seismically defined Moho …

In this work, we present a new gravimetric Moho model over the Gulf of Guinea computed
from the inversion of the global gravity EIGEN‐6C4 model. The computation procedure …

The seismogenesis of rocks is mainly affected by their mineral composition and in situ
conditions (temperature and state of stress). Diverse laboratory experiments have explored …

The thickness of the Earth's crust, along with the relief and characteristics of the Moho
discontinuity, serves as a critical constraint for numerous geoscientific investigations. By …

The Weihe basin possesses abundant in medium-low temperature geothermal resources.
However, the primary source of heat in the basin, whether it stems from the mantle or crust …