
This repository contains the comprehensive supplementary dataset—comprising mineral chemistry, whole-rock geochemistry, and geochronological isotopes—compiled for a Doctoral Thesis investigating the Inthanon Zone of northern Thailand. The Inthanon Zone preserves a vital record of the tectonic and metallogenic evolution of Southeast Asia spanning approximately 200 million years. To reconstruct this complex geological history, this study utilizes an integrated approach combining U-Pb zircon and monazite geochronology with phase equilibria modelling. While zircon provides a precise timeline for major magmatic crystallization at ~210 Ma and ~80–65 Ma, internal zoning within monazite crystals reveals a continuous sequence of overlapping metamorphic and magmatic pulses persisting from ~200 Ma to ~20 Ma. Synthesizing these chronologies with thermodynamic modelling successfully decouples these events to reconstruct the region's tectono-thermal evolution.
Chapter 1: Unraveling the polyphase tectono-thermal history of the Inthanon Core Complex, Thailand: Insights into Southeast Asia’s multistage assembly
Chapter 2: Deciphering multiple orogenic phases with the reactive help of monazite (Inthanon Core Complex, N Thailand)
Chapter 3: Temporal and Paragenetic Evolution of the Samoeng Sn-W Magmatic-Hydrothermal Sys-tem, Inthanon Zone, Northern Thailand
Keywords: Inthanon Zone, Thailand, Geochronology, Monazite, Zircon, Phase Equilibria Modelling, Skarn Mineralization, EPMA, LA-ICP-MS
Supplementary material for doctoral Thesis: Unraveling the Tectono-Thermal History of the Inthanon Zone: Insights into the Magmatic-Metamorphic Evolution and Sn-W Ore Formation by Srett Santitharangkun.