Crustal structure, flexure, and subsidence history of the Hawaiian Islands¶
Watts, A. B., & ten Brink, U. S. (1989). Crustal structure, flexure, and subsidence history of the Hawaiian Islands. Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth.
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- Subsidence Basin
- … Sea thermal sag basin is the reference case; flexural subsidence under the load of thrust sheets produces asymmetric foreland basins deepest adjacent to the load, such as the Ganges and Po basins, while the load of a volcanic edifice flexes the plate into a subsiding moat around it, as around the Hawaiian Islands
This sourceFlexure of the oceanic lithosphere under the Hawaiian volcanic load, with volcanoes subsiding in the flexural moat and islands uplifted on the flanking bulge.
- … Sea thermal sag basin is the reference case; flexural subsidence under the load of thrust sheets produces asymmetric foreland basins deepest adjacent to the load, such as the Ganges and Po basins, while the load of a volcanic edifice flexes the plate into a subsiding moat around it, as around the Hawaiian Islands
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