Ar-40/Ar-39 dating of mesothermal, orogenic mineralization in a low-angle reverse shear zone in the Lower Palaeozoic of the Anglo-Brabant fold belt, Belgium [PDF]
, 2002 A
Boven, A., Dewaele, Stijn, Muchez, Ph.
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When do we need pan-global freeze to explain ^(18)O-depleted zircons and rocks? [PDF]
, 2011 Rocks with δ^(18)O values of less than 5‰ SMOW (Standard Mean Ocean Water) contain oxygen derived from ∼0‰ seawater or meteoric (rain or melted snow,
Bindeman, Ilya
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Numerical computation of hydrothermal fluid circulation in fractured Earth structures [PDF]
Geophysical Journal International, 1998 Summary Hydrothermal fluid circulation through porous Earth materials is an important physical phenomenon occurring in both submarine and continental environments. Irregularly interconnected discrete fractures are pervasive in nearly all Earth materials, providing preferential paths for fluid flow and controlling the circulating fluid patterns. Most
Jianwen Yang +2 more
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Convective instabilities in two superposed horizontal liquid layers heated laterally [PDF]
, 2003 This work is devoted to the theoretical study of the stability of two superposed horizontal liquid layers bounded by two solid planes and subjected to a horizontal temperature gradient.
Lebon, G., Madruga, S., Perez-Garcia, C.
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The role of high- and low-temperature ocean crust alteration for the marine calcium budget [PDF]
, 2007 Calcium (Ca) is a key element for the understanding of the chemical evolution of the ocean and for the global climate on long geological time scales.
Amini, Marghaleray
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Numerical simulation of hydrothermal vent‐induced circulation at Endeavour Ridge [PDF]
Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 2005 Hydrothermal venting at Endeavour Ridge is focused at five major vent fields spaced at ∼2‐km intervals along a narrow (∼1 km wide) north‐south trending rift‐valley. A Princeton Ocean Model with an axially symmetric rift‐valley centered within a rotating, full‐depth (2400 m) stratified ocean is used to simulate the circulation and associated temperature
Mikhail V. Anisimov +2 more
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Cap rock efficiency of geothermal systems in fold-and-thrust belts: Evidence from paleo-thermal and structural analyses in Rosario de La Frontera geothermal area (NW Argentina) [PDF]
, 2016 Cap rock characterization of geothermal systems is often neglected despite fracturing may reduce its efficiency and favours fluid migration. We investigated the siliciclastic cap rock of Rosario de La Frontera geothermal system (NW Argentina) in order to
Aldega, L. +7 more
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Idealised modelling of ocean circulation driven by conductive and hydrothermal fluxes at the seabed
Ocean Modelling, 2018 Geothermal heating is increasingly recognised as an important factor affecting ocean circulation, with modelling studies suggesting that this heat source could lead to first-order changes in the formation rate of Antarctic Bottom Water, as well as a significant warming effect in the abyssal ocean.
Alex Megann +4 more
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The vertical distribution of iron stable isotopes in the North Atlantic near Bermuda [PDF]
, 2012 Seawater dissolved iron isotope ratios (δ^(56)Fe) have been measured in the North Atlantic near Bermuda. In a full-depth profile, seawater dissolved δ^(56)Fe is isotopically heavy compared to crustal values throughout the water column (δ^(56)Fe_(IRMM-014)
Adkins, Jess, John, Seth G.
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Space-weighted seismic attenuation mapping of the aseismic source of Campi Flegrei 1983-84 unrest [PDF]
, 2017 Peer reviewedPublisher ...
Amoruso, A +5 more
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