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Geological mapping of the Adrar Souttouf mafic complex in the Northern West African Craton using remote sensing and geophysical data. [PDF]
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Visualizing Geological Structures
ACADEMIA. The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences, 2023Modern geological maps are 3D, or even 4D models representing the complex structure of the Earth. They interpret a variety of geological information and represent it in graphical form.
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Earth resistivity and geological structure
Electrical Engineering, 1935The relation which the resistiviy of the earth's crust bears to the geological structure has been studied with the aid of many experimentally obtained data. Although the resistivity is found to vary between wide limits, and not always to be the same even for the same types of rock formation in different locations, it has been found that the variation ...
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Automatic Building of Structured Geological Models
Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering, 2005The present article proposes a method to significantly improve the construction and updating of 3D geological models used for oil and gas exploration. We present a prototype of a “geological pilot” which enables monitoring the automatic building of a 3D model topologically and geologically consistent, on which geological links between objects can ...
Sylvain, Brandel +6 more
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Geological Structure of Georgia
2020This chapter provides a brief description of the geological structure of Georgia and geodynamic evolution of the Caucasus. The territory of Georgia is a component of the Caucasian segment of the Mediterranean (Alpine-Himalayan) orogenic belt consisting of different rocks whose age varies from Neoproterozoic to Quaternary.
Irakli Gamkrelidze +3 more
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Bulletin (Kansas Geological Survey), 1951
Geologic structures, numbering 161, in Kansas that have received names are listed and defined. Some of them are discussed briefly.
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Geologic structures, numbering 161, in Kansas that have received names are listed and defined. Some of them are discussed briefly.
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56th EAEG Meeting, 1994
An interesting phenomenon above some classic geological structures can be observed on many seismic sections. Namely, a part of the seismic horizon appears downthrown by normal faults to a position deeper than the flanks. The downthrown part of the horizon is above the shallowest parts of the classic antiform.
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An interesting phenomenon above some classic geological structures can be observed on many seismic sections. Namely, a part of the seismic horizon appears downthrown by normal faults to a position deeper than the flanks. The downthrown part of the horizon is above the shallowest parts of the classic antiform.
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THE GEOLOGIC STRUCTURE OF STRATOVOLCANOES [PDF]
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The Geological Structure of Wirral
Geological Magazine, 1946The rocks of the Wirral Peninsula in Cheshire were originally described by John Cunningham in 1839, as three series, two moderately resistant to the east and the west, separated by a central region of soft sandstones and marls, dipping uniformly eastwards. G. H.
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3D Modeling Method for Dome Structure Using Digital Geological Map and DEM
ISPRS International Journal of Geo-Information, 2022Yongliang Huang, An-Bo Li, Yanqing Men
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