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SEG Discovery, 2000
ABSTRACT Large-scale crustal lineaments are recognized as corridors (up to 30 km wide) of aligned geological, structural, geomorphological, or geophysical features that are distinct from regional geological trends such as outcrop traces.
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ABSTRACT Large-scale crustal lineaments are recognized as corridors (up to 30 km wide) of aligned geological, structural, geomorphological, or geophysical features that are distinct from regional geological trends such as outcrop traces.
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Interactive spatial analysis of lineaments
Computers & Geosciences, 2010An interactive software tool, here called Spatial Analysis of Lineaments (SAL), has been developed for calculating the spatial properties azimuth, length, spacing, and unidirectional frequency of lineaments which are defined by their start and end coordinates.
Thushan Chandrasiri Ekneligoda +1 more
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2003
If we hope to identify the perpetrator of the Piltdown fraud, or to get near doing so, we may begin with some quite obvious questions. This may help us to sketch out what manner of man we are dealing with and perhaps give us a few clues. How could the faked jaw have been obtained? We can at once dispose of the notion that any difficulty would have been
J. S. Weiner, Chris Stringer
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If we hope to identify the perpetrator of the Piltdown fraud, or to get near doing so, we may begin with some quite obvious questions. This may help us to sketch out what manner of man we are dealing with and perhaps give us a few clues. How could the faked jaw have been obtained? We can at once dispose of the notion that any difficulty would have been
J. S. Weiner, Chris Stringer
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2022
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Seismicity of the Colorado Lineament
Geology, 1983The Colorado Lineament appears to be one of the source zones for the larger earthquakes of the west-central United States. As defined by Warner (1975), the lineament trends northeastward from northwestern Arizona to central Minnesota. Numerous Precambrian trends have been recognized along the lineament; some are reflected in the overlying strata ...
Kenneth G. Brill, Otto W. Nuttli
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Lineament-preserving filtering
Geophysics, 2006Abstract Recently developed seismic attributes such as volumetric curvature and amplitude gradients enhance our ability to detect lineaments. However, because these attributes are based on derivatives of either dip and azimuth or the seismic data themselves, they can also enhance high-frequency noise.
Saleh Al-Dossary, Kurt J. Marfurt
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1986
Abstract Fluid infiltration into fault zones and their deeper level counterparts, brittle-ductile shear zones, is examined in five different tectonic environments. In the 2.7 Ga Abitibi Greenstone Belt major tectonic discontinuities have lateral extents of hundreds of kilometres.
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Abstract Fluid infiltration into fault zones and their deeper level counterparts, brittle-ductile shear zones, is examined in five different tectonic environments. In the 2.7 Ga Abitibi Greenstone Belt major tectonic discontinuities have lateral extents of hundreds of kilometres.
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