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Juan José Dañobeitia
Researcher at Spanish National Research Council
Publications - 87
Citations - 3270
Juan José Dañobeitia is an academic researcher from Spanish National Research Council. The author has contributed to research in topics: Crust & Oceanic crust. The author has an hindex of 33, co-authored 82 publications receiving 3041 citations.
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The quest for the Africa–Eurasia plate boundary west of the Strait of Gibraltar
Nevio Zitellini,Eulàlia Gràcia,Luis Matias,Pedro Terrinha,MA Abreu,G. DeAlteriis,Jean Henriet,Juan José Dañobeitia,Douglas G. Masson,Thierry Mulder,R. Ramella,Luis Somoza,S. Diez +12 more
TL;DR: In this article, a set of almost linear and sub-par dextral strike-slip faults, the SWIM1 Faults, that form a narrow band of deformation over a length of 600 km coincident with a small circle centred on the pole of rotation of Africa with respect to Eurasia, was mapped using a new swath bathymetry compilation available in the area offshore SW Portugal.
The Quest for the Africa-Eurasia plate boundary West of the Strait of Gibraltar
Nevio Zitellini,Eulàlia Gràcia,Luis Matias,Pedro Terrinha,Abreu,G. DeAlteriis,Jean-Pierre Henriet,Juan José Dañobeitia,Douglas G. Masson,Thierry Mulder,R. Ramella,Luis Somoza,S. Diez +12 more
TL;DR: In this article, a set of almost linear and sub-par dextral strike-slip faults, the SWIM1 Faults, that form a narrow band of deformation over a length of 600 km coincident with a small circle centred on the pole of rotation of Africa with respect to Eurasia, was mapped using a new swath bathymetry compilation available in the area offshore SW Portugal.
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Magnetic anomalies in the canary basin and the Mesozoic evolution of the central North Atlantic
TL;DR: In this article, the authors used the data from a recent magnetic compilation by Verhoefet et al. off west Africa were used in combination with data in the western Atlantic to review the Mesozoic plate kinematic evolution of the central North Atlantic.
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Crustal architecture and tectonic evolution of the Gulf of Cadiz (SW Iberian margin) at the convergence of the Eurasian and African plates
TL;DR: The Gulf of Cadiz is characterized by widespread seismicity, compressional and strike-slip fault plane solutions and by a large, elongated positive free-air gravity anomaly.
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Source of 1755 Lisbon earthquake and tsunami investigated
Nevio Zitellini,L. A. Mendes,Diego Córdoba,Juan José Dañobeitia,Rinaldo Nicolich,G. Pellis,António Ribeiro,R. Sartori,Luigi Torelli,Rafael Bartolomé,Giovanni Bortoluzzi,A. Calafato,Fernando Carrilho,L. Casoni,Francesco Chierici,Carlos Corela,Annamaria Correggiari,B. Della Vedova,Eulàlia Gràcia,P. Jornet,M. Landuzzi,Marco Ligi,A. Magagnoli,G. Marozzi,Luis Matias,D. Penitenti,P. Rodriguez,Marzia Rovere,Pedro Terrinha,Luigi Vigliotti,A. Zahinos Ruiz +30 more
TL;DR: Martins and Mendes Victor as discussed by the authors reported that the 1755 Lisbon earthquake was the most destructive cataclysm recorded in western Europe since the Roman Republic, with an estimated earthquake magnitude Mw ∼8.5 and estimated tsunami magnitude of Mt= Mw= 8.5.