UKRIA-4D Project

Management information

Title: Unravelling the kinetics of burial remagnetizations; an integrated 4D approach (paleomagnetism, geothermometry and geochronology)
Code: PID2019-104693GB-I00
Initial date: 1 de June de 2020
Ending date: 28 de February de 2025
Funding: 187550 €
E-mail: jc.larra@igme.es

Project description

UKRIA-4D aims at determining the kinematics of the burial remagnetization that affects the Eocene turbidites of the Hecho Group in the Southpyrenean Basin.

The project is focused on the spatial and temporal characterization of the burial remagnetization that affects the lower part of the Southpyrenean Basin, made up by the turbidites of the Hecho Group. In addition to paleomagnetic data, it involves the acquisition of paleothermometric and rock-magnetic data aimed at characterizing the burial conditions and their imprint on the magnetic properties of the remagnized rocks. This information will be combined with the magnetobiochronology of the overlting sequence, made of of the marine and continental sediments of the Pyrenean molasse, whose accummulation rates conditioned burial of the underlying sequence and the kinematics of their remagnetization.

Targets

Burial remagnetizations are common in sedimentary basins subjected large subsidences, and compromise the obtention of primary paleomagnetic directions from which key information on their chronology and tecto-sedimentary evolution is obtained. The Southpyrenean Basin is affected by a burial remagnetization that, as oppossed to other world-known cases, such as those occurred during the normal Cretacous or reversse Permian superchrones, was acquired during a period in which the Earth´s magnetic field switched its polarity. The Southpyrenean Basin offers, thus, a unique opportunity to unravel the kinematics of the remagnetization by combining paleomagnetic, geochronologic and paleothermometric data of the remagnetized succession with a high-resolution magnetobiochronology of the overlying sedimentary dequence, that drove its burial.

Activities

WP 1
Characterizing the spatial and temporal extent of the burial remagnetization that affects the Hecho Group

This activity aims at characterizing, based on paleo- and rock-magnetic methods, the geographical and temporal extent of the burial remagnetization that affetcs the turbiditic succession of the Hecho Group in the Southpyrenean Basin.

Sampling turbidites of the Hecho Group
WP 1
Characterizing the spatial and temporal extent of the burial remagnetization that affects the Hecho Group

This activity aims at estimating, based on Raman spectrometry of carbonaceous materia and mineralogical data, the burial temperatures that affect the different stratigraphic interval of the Hecho Group.

WP 2
Magnetobiochronology of the overlying sedimentary sequence

This activity aims at dating, based on magneto- and biostratigraphic methods, of the sedimentary succession overlying the Hecho Group, with the aim of establishing the conditions and chronology of its burial.

Characterizing the spatial and temporal extent of the burial remagnetization that affects the Hecho Group

Principal Investigators

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Larrasoaña Gorosquieta, Juan Cruz
C. N. IGME - CSIC
EmilioPueyo
Pueyo Morer, Emilio Luis
C. N. IGME - CSIC

Team

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Bellido Martín, Eva
C. N. IGME - CSIC
Mata Campo, María del Pilar
C. N. IGME - CSIC
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Gil Peña, Inmaculada
C. N. IGME - CSIC
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Izquierdo Lavall, Esther
C. N. IGME - CSIC
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Sierra Campos, Pablo
C. N. IGME - CSIC
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Calvín Ballester, Pablo
C. N. IGME - CSIC
Bernaola Bilbao, Gilen
UPV/EHU
Luzón Aguado, Aranzazu
UNIZAR

Collaborators

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Montes Santiago, Manuel Jesús
C. N. IGME - CSIC
Egli, Ramon
GeoSphere Austria
Orera, Alodia
UNIZAR
Payros, Aitor
UPV/EHU
Toro, Rosibeth
Unizar

Involved departments

Department of Geological Risks and Climate Change

Involved groups

Research Group on the Sedimentary Record of Climate Changes
(GI-SERCC)

Publications

Image gallery

Sampling the marls of the Larrés Formation
Sampling turbidites of the Hecho Group
Nardués-Andurra section

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Funding institutions

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Collaborating institutions

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