In this Minds over Methods we don’t have one, but two scientists talking about their research! Michael Kettermann and Christopher Weismüller, both from Aachen University, explain us about the multidisciplinary approach they use to understand more about massively dilatant faults. How do they form and what do they look like at depth? Massively dilatant faults in Iceland – from surface to subsu ...[Read More]
Minds over Methods: Massively dilatant faults in Iceland – from surface to subsurface structures
View towards Ármannsfell (North) at Thingvellir. Lake Thingvallavatn on the right and
the southern part of the Almannagjá massively dilatant fault on the left. Note the tilted blocks
dipping towards the lake. Credit: Michael Kettermann.