the doruneh fault is one of the longest and most prominent faults in iran. however, only two recorded historical earthquakes with magnitudes more than 7 might be related to this fault. for getting more information on this fault more investigation in different fields are required. fault displacement is one of the most important parameters needed to explore the fault activity. in this study, with...

The structural analysis of large intracontinental wrench faults is fundamental for deciphering the long-term evolution continental crust in complex areas terms their geodynamic and large-scale crustal block displacements. In this contribution, we demonstrate a pre-Miocene dextral activity present-day left-lateral Great Kavir - Doruneh Fault System (GKDFS, Central Iran), one major active strike-...

Varying estimates of both present-day strain accumulation and long-term slip rate on the Doruneh left-lateral strike-slip fault, NE Iran, have led to suggestions that it exhibits large along-strike and/or temporal changes in activity. In this study, we make compare measured using geodesy geomorphology, spanning time periods ranging from decadal 100 ka. To image strain, process 7 years (2003–201...