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This paper discusses integrated geophysical studies of an esker body in the Kaluga Region. An apparent polarizability anomaly was investigated. Integrated interpretation of geophysical data, drilling results, and core analysis… Click to show full abstract
This paper discusses integrated geophysical studies of an esker body in the Kaluga Region. An apparent polarizability anomaly was investigated. Integrated interpretation of geophysical data, drilling results, and core analysis made it possible to clarify the nature of the anomaly and confirm that the sand–gravel deposits contain zones with a high percentage of gravel of a magmatic origin, which are characterized by higher electrical polarizability.
Keywords:
integrated geophysical;
studies esker;
kaluga region;
geophysical studies;
esker kaluga
Journal Title: Moscow University Geology Bulletin
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Moscow University Geology Bulletin
Year Published: 2019
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