Abstract The Colca Canyon (Central Andes, Southern Peru), about 100 km long and 1–3 km
deep, forms a magnificent cross section of the Earth's crust giving insight into mutual …

The economic development of the Rio Colca region and related infrastructure endangers the
environment of the deepest canyon worldwide. The unique values of the Colca Valley and …

In this paper, we account for the many critical exponents derived from the studies of the
electrical conductivity in porous media by applying analysis of the well-known relation …

Abstract The Colca Valley in the Central Andes is a region characterized by the occurrence
of large slow-moving landslides and a high level of seismic activity. In this study, we aimed …

This work explores the characteristics and the seismogenic potential of crustal faults on the
overriding plate in an area of high seismic hazard associated with the occurrence of …

Abstract The Quaternary Andahua volcanic group is located within the Central Volcanic
Zone in Southern Peru. The author presents new data on major and trace elements and 87 …

Thermal waters and vapor discharges (hot springs, geysers, solfataras, and fumaroles) are
common phenomena in volcanic regions at active plate boundaries, and the Central Andes …

The Peruvian subduction zone is prone to destructive megathrust earthquakes that rupture
plate interface, often associated with devastating tsunamis, and usually smaller crustal …

Remnant lacustrine sediments of three major lakes are preserved in the Rio Colca Valley in
the Western Cordillera of the Central Andes, SW Peru. The older lake extended between …

Colca Valley located in southern Peru which forms one of the deepest canyon of the Word is
the region of unquestionable nature values. The main goal of the study was to elaborate a …