Crustal Structure and Deep Deformation of the Chinese Mainland

Prof. Gao has led thousands kilometres-long deep seismic reflection experiment. The results have contributed greatly to understanding tectonic evolution of the Chinese mainland and Neotectonics of the Tibetan Plateau. He is a Professor of Geophysics for the Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences and Sun Yat-Sen University. He has also served as an Engineer for the Ministry of Geology and Mineral Resources of China and has written numerous articles and chapters for publications on the topic. He was elected as an Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences in Geology Department in 2015. Throughout his career, he has been focusing on integrating geology and geophysics to understand tectonics.

Section I: Deep Geodynamics
1. Introduction
2. General information about seismic profiles in China and other associated geophysical data sets
3. Deep geodynamics on crustal structure and consolidation of the continental craton
4. Deep geodynamics on Intra-continental orogeny in China
5. Crustal-scale deformation and uplift of the Tibetan Plateau: Deep Geodynamics
6. Deep deformation and geodynamic constraints on the tectonics of the Chinese mainland
7. Conclusion

Section II: High-resolution seismic reflection profiles
8. Introduction
9. Data Acquisition and Processing
10. Introduction to the 1500 km-long Deep Seismic Reflection Profile in NE China and Deep Structures
11. Introduction to the 710 km-long Deep seismic Reflection Profile in N China and Deep Structures
12. Introduction to the 1580 km-long Deep seismic Reflection Profile in S China and Deep Structures
13. Introduction to the 1705 km-long Deep seismic Reflection Profile in the Tibetan Plateau and Deep Structures
14. Introduction to the 158049 km-long Deep seismic Reflection Profile in Central China and Deep Structures
15. Introduction to the 121 km-long Deep seismic Reflection Profile across the SW Tian Shan and the Tarim basin and the 150 km-long Deep Seismic reflection profile across the Lu-Zong Ore District and Deep Structures