Integrated interpretation of most positive and most negative curvature of ground gravity data across the Shillong plateau and Mikir hills periphery, north-east India
Abstract:The study area falls in one of the utmost seismically vigorous zones covering latitude 23°–28°N and longitude 88°–96°E in the north-eastern part of India. Various studies suggest that tectonic activities are still active across the Shillong plateau, Mikir hills, Arakan-Yoma fold belt, Naga hills, parts of Bengal basin, lower-upper Brahmaputra valley along with the Mishmi hills of Himalayan foothills. The available information about the thrust-faults in the area is very limited and most of the information are a… Show more
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