2024
DOI: 10.4000/12hzu
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Using cosmogenic 3He and radiocarbon dating for incision and uplift rates estimations at the margin of the Massif Central along the northeast termination of the Cevennes Fault System

Nicolas Cathelin,
Jean-François Ritz,
Stéphane Baize
et al.

Abstract: Stable continental zones such as metropolitan France are characterized by slow deformation. As a result, fault slip rates are low and return periods long. However, these zones are not devoid of seismicity and can produce major earthquakes (e.g. Lambesc 1909 – Mw 6.0). The seismic hazard is therefore not negligible and needs to be better assessed. One way of improving estimates of long-term deformation (> 10 ka) is to measure large-scale displacements using certain morphological objects. In this study, we co… Show more

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