Petroleum Exploration and Development, 2022 In view of the difficulties in the study of lithofacies paleogeography and the low reliability of the distribution range of sedimentary sand bodies in the prototype basin caused by less deep drilling, complex seismic imaging and low degree of exploration
Zhiyong GAO +4 more
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Late Quaternary faulting on the Manas and Hutubi reverse faults in the northern foreland basin of Tian Shan, China [PDF]
, 2015 The Tian Shan Range lies in the actively deforming part of the India–Asia collision zone. In the northern foreland basin of Tian Shan, the strata were intensively deformed by Cenozoic folding and faulting.
Gong, Z, Li, B, Li, SH
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New potential carbon emission reduction enterprises in China: deep geological storage of CO2 emitted through industrial usage of coal in China [PDF]
, 2013 Deep geological storage of carbon dioxide (CO2) could offer an essential solution to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from the continued use of fossil fuels. Currently, CO2 capture is both costly and energy intensive; it represents about 60% of the cost
Stephenson, Mike H. +5 more
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Magnetostratigraphic dating of mammalian fossils in Junggar Basin, northwest China
Chinese Science Bulletin, 2007 The first detailed chronology for the late Oligocene to early Miocene continental record in northern Junggar Basin is presented, based on rock magnetic experiments and magnetostratigraphic investigations of a 192 m thick mammal-bearing section in the Ulungur River area.
Rui Zhang, LePing Yue, JianQi Wang
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Applied Sciences, 2021 A Magnetotelluric profile stretching northward from the Wulungu Depression (on the northern margin of the Junggar Basin) to the Dulate arc (crossing the Zhaheba–Aermantai ophiolite belt) was carried out in an attempt to probe the crustal structure and ...
Pingchuan Zhang +2 more
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Timing of initiation of extension in the Tianshan, based on structural, geochemical and geochronological analyses of bimodal volcanism and olistostrome in the Bogda Shan (NW China) [PDF]
, 2011 International audienceThis paper describes an olistostrome formation and accompanied bimodal volcanic rocks occurring in the Baiyanggou area, south of Bogda Shan. The main lithotectonic units consist of olistostrome, volcanic rocks and turbidite.
Charvet, Jacques +5 more
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Research progress and potential directions of oil and gas exploration in key fields of Junggar Basin
Youqi dizhi yu caishouluShengli exploration area in Junggar Basin is mainly located in the ultra-denudation zone， complex piedmont zone， and deep subsag zone around the basin. The conditions for oil and gas accumulation are complex， and exploration is difficult.
WANG Jinduo +7 more
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Active Thrusting and Folding Along the Northern Tien Shan and Late Cenozoic Rotation of the Tarim Relative to Dzungaria and Kazakhstan [PDF]
, 1993 We have studied geometries and rates of late Cenozoic thrust faulting and folding along the northern piedmont of the Tien Shan mountain belt, West of Urumqi, where the M= 8.3 Manas earthquake occurred on December 23, 1906.
Avouac, J. P. +4 more
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Geofluids, 2019 The Junggar Basin of NW China is representative in containing oil and gas seeps worldwide as there are a wide variety of oil and gas seeps over a large area.
Jingkun Zhang +6 more
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Petroleum Exploration and Development, 2013 According to the distribution and transfer directions of thrust displacements under which the size, shape and pattern of thrust belt are controlled, the foreland thrust belts are classified into four types in middle and western China: (1) Type I, all the
Shuwei GUAN +3 more
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