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Interpretation of transverse gravity lineaments in the Rockall Basin

Abstract A number of regional transverse gravity lineaments crosscutting the Rockall Basin are interpreted from satellite gravity data. Euler deconvolution carried out on gravity data along a wide-angle seismic profile indicates that a major NW-SE-trending lineament within the basin reflects pronounced variations in crustal structure and sedimentary thickness. These thickness variations are interpreted as the result of cross-basin faulting along a zone defined by this lineament. Transverse gravity lineaments to the north of this feature are similarly interpreted as major cross-basin fault zones.