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Download fileFigure S6:Syn-rift carbonate platforms in space and time: testing and refining conceptual models using stratigraphic and seismic numerical forward modelling
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posted on 2020-12-15, 12:59 authored by Isabella Masiero, Cathy Hollis, Pete Burgess, Lucy Manifold, Rob Gawthorpe, Jim Marshall, Isabella Lecomte, Atle RotevatnResults of Model run 23-24 showing a sliced 3D view of the models (a, e), a dip-oriented cross-section through each model (c and f), equivalent seismic
images of the same cross-section (d and g) and (b), a single chronostratigraphic diagram of the cross-section from Model run 23, to show the development of unconformities caused by
coseismic footwall uplift exceeding regional subsidence under constant eustatic sea-level. It is important to notice that a relatively high slip rate (Model run 23 ) generates a small,
fringing platform rather than affecting the margin stacking, which is still prograding, albeit at a lower rate. Conversely, the high production rates of the reef facies (Model run 24 )
lead to margin aggradation.