Global heat. Geofluids. Geodynamic catastrophes
Lithosphere Strain Kinetics Inc., Toronto, Canada
Journal: Geophysical processes and biosphere
Tome: 21
Number: 3
Year: 2022
Pages: 98-110
UDK: 505.3
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Vartanyan G.S. Global heat. Geofluids. Geodynamic catastrophes // . 2022. Т. 21. № 3. С. 98-110. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21455/GPB2022.3-8
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title = "Global heat. Geofluids. Geodynamic catastrophes",
journal = "Geophysical processes and biosphere",
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volume = "21",
number = "3",
pages = "98-110",
doi = "https://doi.org/10.21455/GPB2022.3-8",
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Keywords: tectonic-magmatic epochs, intraplanet-deep heat generation, subcrustal asthenolayer, gas-fluid anomalies, HGD-field, seismicity, expansion deformation pulse, long-period deformogram, regional hydrogeodeformatics.
Аnnotation: The Earth is the powerful heat generator, and endogenous heat is the main factor controlling the itraterrestrial matter state changing and following transportation of molten deep-set material to the surface. Transportation of generated fluids (melts, gases) is carried out through the global endo-drainage system (GEDS) – a hydraucally united, high-pressurised megastructure with external parts represented by the subcrustal asthenolayer. In different parts of the subcrustal asthenolayer of the GEDS heating centers periodically appear that reflect volumetric gas-fluid bodies of endo- and metamorphic origin. Mechanisms of strong earthquakes preparation are associated with these bodies. At the final stage of strong seismic catastrophes preparation, rapidly growing short-term lived structures of extension appear near the surface. They reflect gas-fluid domes that develop in the asthenolayer under the future hypocenter. The ability of deformation impulse-replicas to travel along the GEDS after an earthquake is shown. The successive deformation impulses on a long-period deformogram indicate that they belong to a single thermal process of global scale. Based on geological and geophysical reconstructions and taking into account the numerous seismic catastrophes that are registered in near-surface thermally “sensitive” media, there is the reason to conclude that due to rising up of deep-set heat sources activity we meet an increasing heating of the outer parts of the Earth and accompanying high level of seismicity.