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Free air gravity anomalies derived from radar altimetric determinations of geoid height milligals.

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Page 1: Free air gravity anomalies derived from radar altimetric determinations of geoid height milligals.

Free air gravity anomalies derived from radar altimetric determinations of geoid height

milligals

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Bathymetry determined from satellite radar derived gravity plus shipboard measurements

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Free Air gravity anomaly

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Now consider an elastic plate which bends under the load

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The flexural parameter, a

where

= flexural parameter

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Deflection vrs x, for vertical line load on infinite plate and half plate

Distance, x/a (a = flexural parameter

( )m w

W

Fgaρ ρ

Δ

⎡ ⎤⎢ ⎥−⎣ ⎦

deflection,

Half plate, vertical line load on edge

Infinite plate, vertical line load at x =0

3/4

/2

1 2 3 4 502.0

1.6

1.2

0.8

0.4

0

-0.4

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Bending of half plate

FF

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Outer (oceanic side) slope of trenches associated with subduction zones

elastic plate model elastic-plastic model

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Outer (oceanic side) slope of trenches associated with subduction zones

elastic plate model elastic-plastic model

strain

stre

ss

plastic

elas

tic

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Venus Gravity, Topograph

y and Geoid

High correlation between gravity and topography

Anomaly amplitude similar to Earth

Data from Magellan spacecraft, Images from Wieczorek, 2006

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Mars Gravity & Topography Maps

Free air gravity anomaly from Mars Global Surveyor (MGS)

Mars topography from MOLA on MGS

• Total amplitude of anomaly larger than on Earth Why?

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Elysium volcano

Isidis impact crater

•From Goddard Space Flight Center Gravity maps

Gravity anomalies

from Martian features

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LunarGravity & Topography Maps

Gravity data from lunar nearside from Lunar Prospector (Sugano and Heki, 2004)

Topography data from Clementine

• Again total amplitude of free-air anomaly larger than on Earth

Global map from Knopoliv et al., 1998

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viscous fluid

Temperature, degrees C

0 1300

50

100

150

200

dep

th,

km

shea

r st

ress

shear strain

Slope = modulus of r

igidity

elastic

shea

r st

ress

shear strain

yield stress

plasticplastic

elastic

shea

r st

ress

Slope = coeff of v

iscosity

Viscousfluid

shear strain rate