Risk and Geodynamically active areas of Carpathian lithosphere

This paper illustrates an application of multidisciplinary data analysis to the Carpathian-Pannonian region and presents a verification of a Complex model of the Carpathian-Pannonian lithosphere by recent data sets and geophysical data analyses and its utilization for the determination of risk and active geodynamic and tectonic zones of Ist order. This model can be used for the analysing any Carpathian area from the point of view of the seismic risk, hazards and geodynamic activity, which is important to know for the building of a repository for the radioactive wasted material. Besides the traditionally used geological (sedimentological and volcanological data) and geomorphological data (Remote Sensing), an emphasis was laid on geodetic, grav/mag data, seismic, seismological and other geophysical data (magnetotelluric, heat flow, paleomagnetic etc.). All available geonomic (geologic, geodetic, geophysical, geomorphological) data were verified and unified on the basis of the same scale and in the Western Carpathians on the Remote Sensing data. The paper concentrates on two problematic areas - the so call "rebounding area" in the Eastern Carpathians and the Raba-Muran-Malcov tectonic systems.