Flat Slab to Steep Subduction Change of Nazca Plate in Central Chile - CHARME
Nickname
CHARME
Format
SEGY
Type
PASSCAL
Start year
2002
End Year
2003
Description
The 2002 Chile-Argentina (CHAR02), was a microseismic monitoring project in central Chile and Western Argentina (31¿-34¿S), done in joint collaboration between University of Chile and IRD-France. Objectives were to study the subduction processes in the region and particularly to perform a 3-D body-wave local tomography, where a change from flat-slab to steep subduction occurs in the subducted slab.
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