Application of Balanced Cross Section on the Basin Analysis for Cenozoic of Huanghua Depression

Min Dong; Jia Fu Qi; Hui Dong; Hong Li; Xiao Long Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.518-523.5636

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Application of Balanced Cross Section on the Basin Analysis for Cenozoic of Huanghua Depression

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In this paper, the seismic profiles of the central area of Huanghua depression were balanced and restored by 2DMove software. We calculated the extension parameters of the balanced corss-section in the different period, analyzed the tectonic deformation of Huanghua depression. According to the total extension parameters of balanced cross-section, the Cenozoic evolution of the Huanghua depression may be divided into two phase of tectonic evolution which are rifting stage and post-rift stage. The rifting stage included three episodic rifting: The third members of Shehejie with the rapidest subsidence,Ⅰepisodic rifting; The first and second members of Shahejie with the fault-depression,Ⅱepisodic rifting; The Dongying with terminal fault-depressed ,Ⅲepisodic rifting . The Huanghua depression shows a double-layer vertical structure with faulting structures in the lower and depressing structure in the upper sector.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 518-523)

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Min Dong, Jia Fu Qi, Hui Dong, Hong Li, Xiao Long Chen

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2DMove Software, Balanced Cross-Sections, Huanghua Depression, Tectonic Evolution Sections

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