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| Authors: | Giori, I.* Bologna, C.* Camorali, G.* Caratori Tontini, F.* Carmisciano, C.* Cocchi, L.* Samarzija, J.* Taylor, P. T.* |
| Title: | The Adriatic Magnetic Anomaly |
| Issue Date: | 15-Apr-2007 |
| Keywords: | Adriatic Sea Adriatic Geological information |
| Abstract: | Magnetic data in the Adriatic Sea (Italy) show a large-scale intense anomaly whose features are
evident also at satellite-level observations. The origin and characteristics of the associated source are
thus of particular interest for understanding the deep crustal setting of this region. Geological
information about the investigated region doesn’t show any connection between the very intense
magnetic anomaly and any outcropping evidence.
The Adriatic Sea in fact is a Basin confined between the Dinarides and Apenninic chains, where
sedimentary amagnetic structures characterize the upper crustal portion. This suggests that the source
responsible of the observed anomaly may have a deep origin. We analyze thus in details this anomaly,
both at aeromagnetic and satellite levels. |
| Appears in Collections: | Conference materials 04.02.99. General or miscellaneous
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