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Elisabeth Lictevout,Carlos Abellanosa,Constanza Maass,Nicolás Pérez,Gonzalo Yáñez,Leonardi Véronique
Pág. 529 - 558
In arid areas, the efficient management of scarce water resources is key for population survival and development. One of the oldest and greatest ancient water management system in drylands is the filtration gallery. Originated from ancient Persia, they w...
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José Meulen Piquer Romo,Gonzalo Yáñez,Orlando Rivera,David Cooke
Pág. 223 - 239
Long-lived, high-angle fault systems constitute high-permeability zones that can localize the upward flow of hydrothermal fluids and magma throughout the upper crust. Intersections of these types of structures can develop complex interference patterns, w...
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Isabel Santibáñez,José Cembrano,Tiaren García-Pérez,Carlos Costa,Gonzalo Yáñez,Carlos Marquardt,Gloria Arancibia,Gabriel González
Pág. 32 - 65
The Chilean Andes, as a characteristic tectonic and geomorphological region, is a perfect location to unravel the geologic nature of seismic hazards. The Chilean segment of the Nazca-South American subduction zone has experienced mega-earthquakes with Mo...
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Gonzalo Yáñez-Morroni, Jorge Gironás, Marta Caneo, Rodrigo Delgado and René Garreaud
The Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model has been successfully used in weather prediction, but its ability to simulate precipitation over areas with complex topography is not optimal. Consequently, WRF has problems forecasting rainfall events ove...
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Gonzalo Yáñez,Mauricio Muñoz,Valentina Flores-Aqueveque,Andrés Bosch
Pág. 147 - 172
A recording of 1,115 gravimetric stations, the review of 368 wells, and the petrophysics measurements of 106 samples from representative outcrops have been used for a comprehensive geological/geophysical study of Santiago Basin. 2.5D and 3D gravimetric m...
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Jose Piquer,Juan Carlos Castelli,Reynaldo Charrier,Gonzalo Yanez
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The Cenozoic geologic evolution of the central part of the Cordillera Principal at ~35°S, is intimately related to the geodynamic evolution of deep crustal structures, which during different stages controlled the deposition of volcanosedimentary sequence...
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Andres Tassara,Gonzalo Yanez
Pág. 159 - 186
Using a flexural analysis of the correlation between relief and gravity, the factors that control the Andean segmentation (15-47°S) and the orogenic process are investigated. As a framework for this analysis, the following segmentation is proposed; the f...
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Ivan Garrido,Jose Cembrano,Armando Sina,Peter Stedman,Gonzalo Yanez
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Ivan Garrido,Jose Cembrano,Armando Sina,Peter Stedman,Gonzalo Yanez
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The Andean segment between 31 and 34°S documents a unique Tertiary tectono-magmatic evolution that involves the generation of three world-class Late Miocene porphyry copper deposits: Los Pelambres, Río Blanco-Los Bronces and El Teniente. The genesis of t...
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Gonzalo A. Yanez,Paulina Gana,Ricardo Fernandez
Pág. 175 - 198
The Melipilla Anomaly, a first order geological transition along the Maipo river valley, has been geologically interpreted through an intergration of surface geology, regional magnetic and gravimetric information, and 42 magnetotelluric soundings organiz...
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