Analogue modelling (geology)
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Analogue modelling (geology)
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Analogue modelling is a laboratory experimental method using uncomplicated physical models with certain simple scales of time and length to model geological scenarios and simulate geodynamic evolutions. There are numerous limitations affecting the direct study of the Earth. Firstly, the timescales of geodynamic processes are exceptionally long, and most of the processes started long before human records. Secondly, the length scales of geodynamic processes are enormous, and most of them happen at
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