Our project, ‘Quantifying the mechanisms of deformation in external thrust belts for sustainable subsurface geo-resources and storage,’ delves into the complexities of geological formations. We aim to uncover the processes that lead to the development of these significant structures, providing insights into their origins and implications. Our research focuses on analyzing geological data, conducting field studies, and utilizing advanced modeling techniques to enhance our understanding of these phenomena.

The study of regional scale-folds is crucial for advancing our knowledge of Earth’s geological history. These formations play a vital role in understanding tectonic movements and the forces that shape the Earth’s crust. By investigating these structures, we contribute to the broader field of geology, offering valuable insights that can inform future research and exploration efforts. Our findings have the potential to impact resource management, environmental planning, and educational initiatives, making this project a cornerstone in the field of geological sciences.