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Advanced application of remote sensing technology in Qaidam Basin
SPIE Proceedings, 1998Qaidam basin is one of the major oil and gas-bearing basins in China, and is also the first basin of using remote sensing technology for geological exploration. Along with the fast development of petroleum industry into 1990s, remote sensing technology faced new challenges for the application in petroleum exploration field.
Xiaoge Zhu, Youyan Zhang, Shihong Wang
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Wind as the primary driver of erosion in the Qaidam Basin, China
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2013Deserts are a major source of loess and may undergo substantial wind-erosion as evidenced by yardang fields, deflation pans, and wind-scoured bedrock landscapes. However, there are few quantitative estimates of bedrock removal by wind abrasion and deflation.
Rohrmann, Alexander +3 more
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Multiple Evolution Modes of Megaripples in the Qaidam Basin
Aeolian landforms provide valuable insights into the planetary surface environment and its evolutionary history. In this study, the formation and evolution of megaripples in the Qaidam Basin and their relationship with the development environment are analyzed.Chao Li, Zhibao Dong, Zhi Zhang
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Cenozoic Qaidam Basin, China: A Stronger Tectonic Inversed, Extensional Rifted Basin
AAPG Bulletin, 2001Abstract Qaidam basin is a composite sedimentary basin developed on typical continental crust. It comprises a Jurassic foreland basin and a Cenozoic extensional basin. The geologic history of the Cenozoic Qaidam basin can be divided into two megastages on the basis of stratigraphy and structure.
Wenchen Xia +4 more
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Research on the Geodynamics of the Mesozoic Qaidam Basin
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Floating on groundwater: Insight of multi-source remote sensing for Qaidam basin
Journal of Environmental ManagementSituated in the north of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the Qaidam Basin experiences limited precipitation and significant evaporation. Despite these conditions, it stands out as one of the most densely distributed lakes in China. The formation of these lakes is controversial: whether the lake water primarily originates from local precipitation or external
Xiangmei, Liu +8 more
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Remaining Oil Prediction of Limestone Reservoir in Qaidam Basin
2022Jie Wang +5 more
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Distribution and Origin of Brine-Type Li-Rb Mineralization in the Qaidam Basin, NW China
Science China Earth Sciences, 2022Jiansen Li
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