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• W4387566135 abstract "High-velocity layers in basins with significant sub-basalt coverage, such as the Magadi basin, can impede geophysical imaging of potential subsurface hydrocarbon deposits. Using magnetic and gravity methods, this study examines the influence of volcano-tectonic processes and the basement on the evolution of the Magadi basin. Regional-residual separation analyses identified key structures and signatures. Lineaments and depths of the causative sources were determined using Euler deconvolution. Butterworth low-pass filters on aeromagnetic data isolated depth-varying magnetic layer responses. The study demonstrates a westward displacement of volcanic flows in the Magadi basin, originating from nearly all volcanic plugs. Depocenters near the western boundary fault are more affected by westerly movements of the volcano-tectonic flows than depocenters near the eastern boundary fault. The Rift underwent internal compartmentalization, resulting in depocenters with unique and intermittent tectonic and sedimentary occurrences. Rift segmentation led to modifications in catchment areas, which caused sudden variations in sediment flux, ultimately leading to the isolation of the depocenters. This study identifies the initial compartmentalized depocenters of Nguruman, Koora, and Forty-six. The initial Nguruman depocenter is oriented SW-NE and spans approximately 2512 sq. km with a sediment thickness range of 2000m-4000m. The presence of horsts in the southern and northern parts precludes volcaniclastics from the depocenter. Active tectonics and inversion caused the initial Nguruman depocenter to split into two halves: the northern Musenke depocenter and the southern Pakase. Euler depth analysis indicates sedimentary formations are thicker in compartmentalized depocenters in Magadi's western and southern regions than near the eastern boundary fault. The sediment thickness range in the Koora basin is approximately 1000m–3000m, while Pakase on the western flank has a sediment thickness range of 2000m–3800m." @default.
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• W4387566135 title "Spatial and temporal control of the volcanic activities over the distribution of sediments in the Magadi Basin, Kenya Rift" @default.
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