Paper 161 of 383
Published May 31, 2026
Large-scale geological relationships are often evaluated through individual observations. However, regional continuity may also be assessed by examining whether a sequence of geological systems forms a coherent pathway across multiple structural domains.
This paper evaluates path coherence through the Aegean region, Levant corridor, Arabian Plate, Zagros Fold Belt, Himalayan Orogen, Mount Everest region, and western Pacific trench systems.
Observable constraints include deformation continuity, basin transitions, structural persistence, uplift gradients, fault orientation, and geographic alignment.
The objective is not to determine origin, but to evaluate whether each successive segment preserves measurable continuity with adjacent systems.
Within ABC Sequencing, path coherence serves as an intermediate test between isolated geological observations and broader planetary-scale geometric interpretations.
This paper evaluates whether the proposed corridor preserves continuity across successive geological domains rather than relying on isolated observations.
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