An Atlas geotraverse 1 - the High Atlas Range 

Thanks for the video, Rob As a Moroccan geologist, it is very fascinating to see geologist from all the over the world come and study the regional geology of Morocco. After all , the early geologists who worked here in the beginning of the 20th century liked it so much they called it "The paradise of geologists" (Le paradis des géologues, in french). My professors always repeated that phrase in pride, as Morocco exposes most of the geological time scale, from Archean outcrops in the Sahara (to the south, i.e. Western Sahara) (West African Craton), eburnean belts, precambrian Anti-Atlas,, alpine mountains (High and Middle Atlas) to quaternary deposits. _Mohamed El Ouardi

Thank you for sharing, love the cross sections!

Before watch part 2, could we think about that uplifting and folding Atlas might indicate a long live contraction continental boundary in the southeast of the Atlantic as new crust occurring in the center of the Atlantic? (That is to say, basin boundary in Jurassic may also show some contraction nature at the same time of the extension there. Just like the relatively constant eating and digestion process will continue until a catastrophic event occurs. )

Thanks for the video sir, I have a seismic profil wich I want to interprete need some help