Influence of lithospheric thickness variations on 3‐D crustal velocities due to glacial isostatic adjustment
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Abstract
Predictions of 3‐D crustal velocities driven by glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) have generally been based on spherically symmetric Earth models. We adopt a finite‐volume formulation to explore the impact of lateral variations in elastic plate strength, including lithospheric thickness changes across the continent‐ocean interface and plate boundary weak zones, on these predictions. Weak zones introduce horizontal rate perturbations with a plate scale coherency and amplitudes reaching 1–2 mm/yr; radial velocity perturbations can be as large, but are geographically isolated to the weak zones (specifically, the North Atlantic Ridge). A discontinuity in ocean‐continent lithospheric thickness significantly impacts rates along continental margins (order 1 mm/yr for radial rates and generally about half this for tangential rates). We conclude that lateral variations in lithospheric strength should be included in future GIA analyzes of space‐geodetic survey results and in assessing the impact of GIA on the stability of geodetic reference frames.
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