Extreme hydrothermal conditions at an active plate-bounding fault

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@seismo_amy If you don't mind it being quite shallow, the high geothermal gradient resulting from the combination of rock uplift and fluid flow at DFDP2 near the Alpine Fault is pretty cool (hot): https://t.co/lCTczLQmV8

@CatrionaDM Check out some of the work that @CatrionaDM talked about today. First up, how do meteoric waters circulate near the large faults? --> https://t.co/9tG1SpF1n8. And what's the thermal structure during rapid uplift near large active faults? …

RT @Gneiss_kitty: Our @icdpDrilling 2014 drilling showed that locally, the #AlpineFault has a geotherm of ~120*C/km. The highest non-volcan…

Our @icdpDrilling 2014 drilling showed that locally, the #AlpineFault has a geotherm of ~120*C/km. The highest non-volcanic geotherm known. https://t.co/05WeOlb3XC https://t.co/U4YZIeABgI

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