Paper 184 of 383
Published May 31, 2026
A geological corridor can only be evaluated fully when observations are compared across its entire length rather than through isolated segments.
This framework evaluates corridor completion using measurable variables including convergence, continuity, concentration, accumulation, amplification, apex development, terminal expression, and regional persistence.
Reference systems include the Aegean domain, Levant corridor, Arabian Plate, Zagros Fold Belt, Himalayan Orogen, Mount Everest region, and Mariana Trench system.
The objective is to determine whether the complete observational sequence preserves measurable coherence from end to end.
Within ABC Sequencing, corridor completion functions as an organizational framework rather than a mechanism. The focus remains on whether observations remain internally consistent across multiple geological domains.
The framework emphasizes repeatability, comparison, and falsifiability. Any proposed corridor must survive measurement across its full extent.
This paper completes the first full corridor evaluation from the Aegean through Everest to the Mariana system and prepares the framework for quantitative synthesis.
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