The available Landsat MSS images were studied using photogeologic interpretation techniques to produce a synthetic map of linear features in the area surrounding the Black Sea. A classification of linears was made according to their length and continuity. On a regional scale the main characteristics of the deformative mechanism were analyzed. Imagery proved very useful to correlate the geological information gathered by various authors and using different criteria. In particular, it helped to understand the evolution of the structural domains and their relationships with the present setting of the Black Sea, which appears to represent the residual of an original sequence of basins formed during the Mesozoic by crustal extension. -from Authors
Boccaletti, M., Cassinis, R., Dainelli, P., Marino, C., Tibaldi, A., Zanchi, A. (1988). Landsat features in the Black Sea area: their tectonic significance. BOLLETTINO DI GEOFISICA TEORICA E APPLICATA, 30(117-118), 17-37.
Landsat features in the Black Sea area: their tectonic significance
MARINO, CARLO MARIA;TIBALDI, ALESSANDROPenultimo
;ZANCHI, ANDREA MARCOUltimo
1988
Abstract
The available Landsat MSS images were studied using photogeologic interpretation techniques to produce a synthetic map of linear features in the area surrounding the Black Sea. A classification of linears was made according to their length and continuity. On a regional scale the main characteristics of the deformative mechanism were analyzed. Imagery proved very useful to correlate the geological information gathered by various authors and using different criteria. In particular, it helped to understand the evolution of the structural domains and their relationships with the present setting of the Black Sea, which appears to represent the residual of an original sequence of basins formed during the Mesozoic by crustal extension. -from AuthorsI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.