TS4.3 | Quantifying the interactions of tectonics, topography and surface processes in orogen-sedimentary basin systems and their links to geodynamic forcings
Quantifying the interactions of tectonics, topography and surface processes in orogen-sedimentary basin systems and their links to geodynamic forcings
Co-organized by GD6/GMPV10
Convener: Yanyan WangECSECS | Co-conveners: Romano ClementucciECSECS, Attila BalázsECSECS, Sebastien Carretier, Zoltán Erdős, Duna Roda-BoludaECSECS, Sebastian G. WolfECSECS
Orals
| Mon, 15 Apr, 10:45–12:30 (CEST)
 
Room D1
Posters on site
| Attendance Mon, 15 Apr, 16:15–18:00 (CEST) | Display Mon, 15 Apr, 14:00–18:00
 
Hall X2
Orals |
Mon, 10:45
Posters on site
Mon, 16:15
The intricate links between crustal deformation, mantle dynamics, and climate-driven surface processes have long been acknowledged as primary drivers shaping the evolution of orogens and sedimentary basins. Tectonics, climate, and surface processes all leave fingerprints on modern topography, making it difficult for researchers to univocally characterize their contribution to shaping landscapes. Unraveling the distinct roles of crustal, deep mantle, and climatic forcings poses a formidable challenge due to the vast range of spatial and temporal scales involved in these processes. The comprehensive study of such dynamic systems necessitates a multidisciplinary approach, integrating observational data from field studies, geophysical and subsurface data analysis, quantification methods of rock or surface uplift rates and erosion rates, as well as both analogue and numerical modeling techniques.

We invite contributions that delve into the exploration of orogenesis and sedimentary basin evolution, emphasizing their intricate connections to surface processes, and the underlying dynamics of crustal and mantle forcings. Furthermore, we encourage studies utilizing a diverse array of methodologies, including analogue and numerical models, along with quantitative techniques like cosmogenic nuclides and thermochronometers, as well as field studies. This collective effort aims to quantify and elucidate the intricate coupling between tectonics and surface processes in these dynamic geological systems and the links to mantle forcings.

Orals: Mon, 15 Apr | Room D1

Chairpersons: Yanyan Wang, Romano Clementucci, Duna Roda-Boluda
10:45–10:50
5-minute convener introduction
EGU24-8980
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On-site presentation
Mechanisms and effects of Tarim rotation: 3-D thermo-mechanical modeling
Qihua Cui et al.
EGU24-5514
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ECS
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On-site presentation
Dynamic Evolution of the Northern Carnarvon Basin: An Integrated Kinematic Approach
Patrick Makuluni et al.
EGU24-17907
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Virtual presentation
3D Velocity field of Romania derived from more than 20 years of continuous GPS observations
Alexandra Muntean et al.
EGU24-17337
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On-site presentation
Landscape response at the edge of a tearing slab
Jose Miguel Azañon et al.
EGU24-4640
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Highlight
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Virtual presentation
New constraints on the Neo-Tethyan carbon cycling and its forcing of early Cenozoic climate
Pietro Sternai et al.

Posters on site: Mon, 15 Apr, 16:15–18:00 | Hall X2

Display time: Mon, 15 Apr 14:00–Mon, 15 Apr 18:00
Chairpersons: Attila Balázs, Sebastien Carretier, Zoltán Erdős
EGU24-2360
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ECS
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On-site presentation
Foreland basin development in response to Proto-Tethyan Ocean closure, western North China Block
Jiaopeng Sun and Yunpeng Dong