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Geodynamics forIntroduction of Geophysics

Exploration

Syamsu Rosid

Geophysics Study ProgramsDept. of Physics, University of Indonesia

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(7 – 50 km thick)

The Earth’s Interior

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Illustration of

Convection Flow

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Plate Tectonic: Sea-floor spreading and Subduction zone

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The Spreading Zone

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SubductionZone

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Some processes at a convergent boundary

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Geological Structure

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Folded and faulted sedimentary beds at Palmdale, California

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Folded rock, Calico Hills, California

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dekat Jabal Tsur, Saudi Arabia

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Open folds in Spain

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Isoclinal folds from northeastern Nevada

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Overturned Anticlined from northern California

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Recumbent folds in the Alpins

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Faults

Faults in Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming

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Normal faults with prominent horst block offsets volcanic ash layers in southern Oregon

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San Andreas Fault, California

The system is in a belt approximately 100 km wide and1300 km long that extends into Mexico. Los Angeles isslowly moving towards San Francisco because of San Andreas fault motion of 2 cm/yr. 5 million yrs ago the fault was blue line. In the future it may jump in green zone

Los Angeles

San Francisco

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Karangsambung, Kebumen, Jateng

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Earthquake’s Mechanism

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Kobe’s earthquake in Januari 1995> 5000 people killed> 27000 people injured> 88,000 buildings destroyed or damaged> US$ 400 billion

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at Stanford University, EQ 1906

Near Castaic Junction, north of Northridge, EQ 1994

Northridge Meadows Apartments, EQ 1994southern California.

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Northridge EQ, 1994

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Horizontal offset in El Centro, California 1979

Gallatin Mounty, Montana, 1959Compression of freeway, San Fernando Valley, California, 1971

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Uplift of the sea floor associatedwith the Alaskaneartquake, 1964.The block of rockon the right (reef) has been dis-placed upward as much as 5 m.

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Pahoehoe eruption in Hawai, 1972

An aa flow in Hawai, 1983

A spatter cone (1 m height) erupting in HawaiEruption of pyroclastic of Cerro Negro in Nicaragua

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Pyroclastic flow at Mayon volcano, Philippines, 1984

Crater (foreground) and caldera in Kamchatka, Russia Cerro Negro, Nicaragua

Pyroclastic flow on Montserrat, August 4, 1997.

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On 24 August AD79, Mt Vesuvius, near Naples (Italy)erupted and killed at least 2000 people and covered theRoman town of Pompeii.

A river of molten rock of Kilauea, Hawai, 1994

Layers of lava and ash

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Thick ribbon of lava at Kimanura, Zaire.

Giant cinder cones at Mt Etna, Sicily.

Mt Etna has probably Been active for more than 2.5 m yr. More than 110eruption recorded since1500 BC. The long eruption is in 1992.

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Rich paddies in Bali, Indonesia

Grape vines at Mt. Etna, Sicily, Italia

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Rocks Mechanism

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Columnar basalt at Devil’s Postpile,California. From above and side

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Columnar basalt of Giant’s Causeway on the coast of County Antrim in Northern Ireland

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MetamorphRock

Metamorphosed conglomerate

Breksiconglomerate

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Sedimentation mechanism

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Pembentukan sedimen

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Arus erosiSandstone at Zion National Park, Utah

Sandstone formed from ancient sand dunes, Arizona

An oxbow lake at Sweetwater River, Wyoming

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Tanah Longsor Earthflow in March, 1995 at La Conchita, California

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Pelapukan batuan

Weathering and erosion of rock at Lees Ferry, ArizonaWind erosion of basalt outcrop, Death Valley, California

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weathering, bedding in sandstone and shale in Utah

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Mexican Hat in the Utah Desert, North AmericaWind-sculpted ridges are in the Atacama Desert in Chile and in the Sahara Desert in Africa. These yardangsare hundreds of meters high and dozens of kms long.

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Untuk apa ???

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Coal

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Intrusi Lanzarote dike (and sill) in the Canary Islands

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Bingham Canyon copper mine in UtahCopper mine at San Zavier, Arizona

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Gravity measurement

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Oil Reservoar

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Geotermal (Panas Bumi)

Boiling tar in NZ

Lady Knox geyser at Waiotapu, NZIceland’s Strokkur geyser, satu dari ratusangeyser di Iceland. Geysir= upwards force

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Rekreasi dan pengobatan

A hot spring at Yellowstone Nat. Park, Wyoming

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Lightning

Sunlight streams at Maui Island, Pacific Ocean

The air surrounding lightning often rises to 30,000 C

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