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Gravity Data Transformation by Polynomial Fitting and Kriging Data Analysis of the Mamfe Basin (Cameroon)

Geoinformatics & Geostatistics: An Overview, 2018
Thirty-six gravity Bouguer data were collected in the Mamfe sedimentary basin. Third-order polynomial filtering was applied to the data. Third-order regional and residual gravity data were plotted as boxplots to compare distributions of different gravity fields. Boxplots enable to observe outliers in the data.
Nguimbous Kouoh JJ   +2 more
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New Insights into Neoproterozoic-Cretaceous Events in the Mamfe Basin (SW Cameroon, Central Africa): Evidence from Textural Analyses, U-Th Composition, and U-Pb Zircon Geochronology from Granitic Basement

Journal of Earth Science, 2021
Backscattered electron BSE-CL images, U-Th abundance, and U-Pb ages were obtained for zircons from the Nkogho granitic basement rocks cropping out in the Mamfe Basin (SW Cameroon). These data are used to characterize and classify each zircon, elucidate their geochemical traits.
Nguo S. Kanouo   +3 more
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Polynomial Separation and Gravity Data Modeling with Hyperbolic Density Contrast: Case of Two Profiles along the Mamfe Sedimentary Basin (Cameroon)

Geoinformatics & Geostatistics: An Overview, 2018
The primary objective of a gravity survey over a sedimentary basin is to delineate the shape of the basin. To fulfill this objective, information is needed about the densities within the sedimentary section. Densities of sedimentary rocks increase with depth (mainly due to compaction), approaching that of the basement in deepbasins.
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Sedimentary pyrite in carbonaceous shales of the Mamfe Cretaceous basin, SW Cameroon: Morphologies, composition, pyrite framboid size frequency distribution, and formation pathways

Journal of African Earth Sciences, 2022
John Takem Eyong   +6 more
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