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Tectonics and Structural Geology

edited by Pauline Gayrin

Pauline (she/her) is a doctoral researcher working in GFZ Potsdam, Germany. She develops new automated techniques to map and characterise fault networks in continental rifts allowing a better global understanding of regional dynamics. She likes to study motion in general using different approaches such as analogue modelling, satellite imagery. She's currently the TS blog editor in chief.

Our epic battle with ever-changing weather forecasts while deploying ocean bottom instruments

Our epic battle with ever-changing weather forecasts while deploying ocean bottom instruments

The question what drives tectonic plates has been around since plate tectonics was first developed. In principle, the fluid dynamics is well-known but what is not well known are the material properties, especially mantle viscosity structure which determines how much force is needed to pull a plate with a certain speed, but also how fast mantle convection, which may act as a driving force can occur ...[Read More]