Modes of active intraplate deformation, Flinders Ranges, Australia

Celerier, Julien; Sandiford, Michael. A; Hansen, David; Quigley, Mark

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Modes of active intraplate deformation, Flinders Ranges, Australia

Date

2005

Authors

Celerier, Julien

Sandiford, Michael. A

Hansen, David

Quigley, Mark

Publisher

American Geophysical Union

Abstract

The Flinders Ranges form one of the most seismically active zones within the Australian continent with seismogenic strain-rates over the last 30 years of ∼10-16 s-1. Active deformation in the region reflects late Neogene increases in stress levels in th