<p>Lauriane Bayl&#233; (1), Romain Jolivet (2), Nadaya Cubas (1) and Laetitia Le</p><p>Pourhiet (1)</p><p>(1) Institut des Sciences de la Terre de Paris, UMR 7193, UPMC Universit&#233;Paris 6, CNRS, Paris,</p><p>France</p><p>(2) Laboratoire de G&#233;ologie, D&#233;partement de G&#233;osciences, &#201;cole Normale Sup&#233;rieure, CNRS UMR 8538,</p><p>PSL ResearchUniversity, Paris, France</p><p>Recent studies have pointed out to a discrepancy between the short- and long-</p><p>term deformation of overriding plates in subduction zones. This led to debates</p><p>about when and how permanent deformation is acquired. This contradiction</p><p>has notably been observed along the Central Andes Subduction Zone, where</p><p>the coast subsides during and shortly after major earthquakes while a coastal</p><p>uplift with rates ranging between 0.1 and 0.3 mm/yr has been inferred the</p><p>last 4000 ky. For instance, during the 15th September 2015 Mw 8.3 Illapel</p><p>earthquake the geodetics (GPS and InSAR) data show a coastal subsidence</p><p>along the line-of-sight of 20 cm in InSAR.</p><p>To reconcile the seemingly contradictory observations, we here propose to</p><p>provide a seismic cycle uplift balance by constrainning inter-, co- and post-</p><p>seismic vertical velocities from InSAR time series. The study focuses on La</p><p>Serena peninsula (71.3&#176;W, 30&#176;S, Chile) along which the Illapel earthquake</p><p>occurred and for which long-term uplift rates have been provided by previous</p><p>geomorphological studies.</p><p>To build this seismic cycle balance, we use InSAR data (Sentinel-1) acqui-</p><p>red between the September 15, 2015 and January 19, 2019. The time series</p><p>for the ascendant orbite is calculated and the accumulated vertical displace-</p><p>ment extracted providing co- and post-seismic displacement. The co-seismic</p><p>displacement are similar to those previously obtain. To constrain the displa-</p><p>cement during the inter-seismic period, data on both sides of the peninsula</p><p>are used. In that respect, we aim determining when, during the seismic cycle,</p><p>and where, along the coast, the uplift occurs.</p><p>The deduced time series will then be confronted to numerical modelling</p><p>to provide the short- and long-term mechanics reproducing the short- and</p><p>long-term observations.</p>