Raw data of Decoding the state of stress and fluid pathways along the Andean Southern Volcanic Zone

Raw data of the manuscript. Focal mechanisms and fault slip data of each volcano are attached to this supplementary material, in text files ending with “.fdt”, which can be found in the “Raw Data” folder. The fault slip data, on these text files, are write as strike/dip of the fault plane; trend/plunge of the rake, and the sense of displacement (N=normal R=Reverse), following the MIM-software input format. Note that by defining the displacement as normal o reverse, we are defining that the hanging wall block is going up or down, but it does not mean that the fault kinematics is restricted to normal or reverse. The fault kinematics can be dextral or sinistral strike-slip kinematics depending on the angle between the horizon and the rake projected in the fault plane. In the case of focal mechanisms, one focal mechanism is characterized by two rows of data that represent both focal plane solutions, following the MIM-software format. These “.fdt” files are ready to be analyzed in the MIM software that is freely available on the internet (at http://bs.kueps.kyoto-u.ac.jp/tsg/software/mim/,visited august 2022). Complementarily, an explanation of data, its reference, spatial correlation with the volcano, and methodological details are explained in the excel table “Details_of_Database.xlsx”. Moreover, locations of the fault slip data and epicenter of focal mechanisms can be found in the attached folder “location of data” as Google Earth files (.kmz).