Compilation of a Map of Recent Vertical Crustal Movements in Eastern Canada Using Geographic Information System
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Abstract
In this paper, we use geographic information system as a useful tool in compiling vertical crustal movement (VCM) over Eastern Canada. For modeling linear VCM, we employ tide gauge records and precise releveled segments, which reflect the glacial isostatic submergence of the coasts, as well as other global, regional, and local effects. The area of study is divided into two zones: Maritimes and South St. Lawrence zones. Piecewise polynomial surfaces of different orders are calculated by the method of least squares for each region to obtain representations of the recent vertical movements. This work provides the framework for multidisciplinary studies of geodynamics in the region, allowing different selection of zones for vertical crustal movements and simplifying the incorporation of more data in future investigations. We use ArcGIS to visualize the theoretical approaches, and to integrate and analyze different spatially distributed data. This powerful tool helps us to produce a more physically meaningful VCM map for the region. The map reflects the most significant geophysical phenomenon in the region, postglacial rebound, and it is in good agreement with the 2004 glacial isostatic adjustment model of Peltier [ICE-5G(VM2)].
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