3D model cut showing a major lateral ramp @TheGeoModels
3D model cut showing a major lateral ramp @TheGeoModels
Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 18 minutes ago
This video shows what a compressional model looks like when cut perpendicular to the typical cross sectional view. Here, a major lateral ramp zone links basal slip atop the smooth mylar to slip higher in the section above a zone of high basal friction (sandpaper). The lateral ramp coincides with the edge of the sandpaper, and is a "connector" between major slip systems.
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3D model cut showing a major lateral ramp

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