Dynamics of the India-Eurasia collision zone

By L. Flesch, A. Haines, W. Holt. 2001

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Subfields: Geophysics

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3. Wayne Thatcher
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7. Bernhard S. A. Schuberth
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Citations in the corpus

• Crustal Deformation in the India‐Eurasia Collision Zone From 25 Years of GPS Measurements (2017, background): “Flesch et al. (2001) were able to explain 364 GPS velocities and Quaternary slip rates by inverting for spatial variations in effective viscosity across 250 small regions; Lechmann et al. (2011) built a complex model consisting of 3-”
• Origin of the lithospheric stress field (2004, background): “Downwelling under eastern Asia leads to strong NW-SE compression in Southeast Asia, Tibet and India.”
• How the Continents Deform: The Evidence From Tectonic Geodesy* (2009, methodology): “This assumption can be checked by comparing geoid gradients with lithospheric GPE gradients calculated using seismic imaging results; the agreement is often good (e.g., Flesch et al. 2001).”