Magnetic mineralogical variability along Deccan trap basalt borehole (KBH07), Koyna deep continental drilling program, western Maharashtra, India
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DOI: 10.1007/s12594-017-0789-2
Abstract: A 1248 m long core (KBH 07, 17°18′07″ N; 73°47′28.2″E, 960m above msl) drilled up to basement in the Deccan traps from Koyna region was sampled at ∼10m interval for magnetic mineralogical studies.Analysis of routine… read more here.
Keywords: magnetic parameters; rock magnetic; order; variability ... See more keywords
The surface expression of hydrocarbon seeps characterized by satellite image spectral analysis and rock magnetic data (Falcon basin, western Venezuela)
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jsames.2020.103036
Abstract: Abstract Satellite images have been widely used to characterize mineral alteration zones in surface rocks affected by hydrocarbons' upward seepage. Likewise, magnetic surveys over oil fields have been employed for similar purposes. This work integrates… read more here.
Keywords: rock magnetic; falcon basin; image spectral; analysis ... See more keywords
A Combined Rock Magnetic and Meteorological Investigation of the Precipitation Boundary Across the Tibetan Plateau
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DOI: 10.1029/2021gl094808
Abstract: Characterizing the spatial distribution of precipitation across the Tibetan Plateau (TP) is important for understanding how the topography and atmospheric circulation influence the climatic patterns of the region. We collected 143 surface soil samples from… read more here.
Keywords: rock magnetic; across tibetan; tibetan plateau; precipitation ... See more keywords
Generation of billow-like wavy folds by fluidization at high temperature in Nojima fault gouge: microscopic and rock magnetic perspectives
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DOI: 10.1186/s40623-017-0638-y
Abstract: Microscopic billow-like wavy folds have been observed along slip planes of the Nojima active fault, southwest Japan. The folds are similar in form to Kelvin–Helmholtz (KH) instabilities occurring in fluids, which implies that the slip… read more here.
Keywords: rock magnetic; billow like; wavy folds; like wavy ... See more keywords