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Metamorphic map of the Alps<\/strong><\/p>\n Note<\/strong> This card is subject to a licence agreement.<\/strong><\/p>\n This map is also available in digital .pdf format in our catalogue.<\/p>\n From Corsica to the Vienna Basin (Austria), the Metamorphic Map of the Alps provides a millionth scale compilation of the different metamorphic conditions recorded during the Alpine orogeny since the Cretaceous. This synthesis is both an update and a reworking of the map \"Map of the Metamorphic Structure of the Alps\" published in 2004 by Oberh\u00e4nsli et al. Together with the main map, a set of additional documents provides further data:<\/p>\n \n- on the different stages of the construction of the Alpine chain by a map of the tectonic-metamorphic age distributions on a scale of 1 : 2 500 000; Metamorphic map of the Alps<\/p>\n This work, like the Tectonic Map of the Alps (2012), is part of a general synthesis of geological, petrological and geophysical data acquired in the Alps. By favouring this approach, it remains representative of a state of knowledge at a given moment, a state that leaves many questions open and which therefore constitutes only a fundamental element of future discussions.<\/p>\n In this perspective, and following the example of the map published in 2004, the Metamorphic Map of the Alps proposes a global approach of the chain and tries to give an account of the geodynamic evolution over time.<\/p>\n Metamorphic map of the Alps<\/p>\n For more information on this map see http:\/\/www.geodynalps.eu<\/strong><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Metamorphic map of the Alps<\/p>\n Scale: 1:1 000 000, 2012 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\n- on the depth distribution of metamorphic units along the four Alpine seismic profiles (TRANSALP, NFP20 East, NFP20 West, ECORS-CROP)
\n- on the interpretations, in terms of tectonic-metamorphic ages, of these four seismic profiles
\n- on the metamorphic facies recognised in the Alps, and the description of the different mineralogical associations according to the chemistry of the rocks.<\/p>\n
\nSize: 124 x 100 cm
\nEquidistant conical projection
\nCCGM-CGMW 2012
\nAuthors: Romain Bousquet, Stefan M. Schmid, Gerold Zeilinger, Roland Oberh\u00e4nsli, Claudio Rosenberg, Giancarlo Molli, Christian Robert, Michael Wiederkehr, Friedrich Koller, Andreas M\u00f6lle<\/p>\n