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Guidelines to Prevention of Slope Failure Related Disasters in Granitic Bedrock Areas of Malaysia

J. K. Raj

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... layer of weathered materials over bedrock is found (Raj, 2000a). These failures occurred during, or following, periods of exceptionally, intense...

2003

Stratigraphy and Paleoenvironments of Cretaceous Rocks, Mitchell Quadrangle, Oregon

W. D. Wilkinson , Keith F. Oles

AAPG Bulletin

....; for tongue 2 (removing the effects of the Mitchell fault), N. 70° E. These quasi-accurate results indicate a transport direction and slope toward...

1968

Recognizing Non-Steady-State Weathering Conditions In Ancient Submarine Fan Systems: Correcting For K-Metasomatism Reveals A Late Cretaceous Non-Steady-State Weathering Regime, Point Loma Formation, Southwestern California, U.S.A.

Marcelo Azevedo, Jason R. Parizek, Heather N. Webb, Kristen N. Dennis, Matthew T. Dorsey, Nicole C. Fenton, Craig M. Hall, Gary H. Girty

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and shallow burial were subjected to a K-metasomatic event. After correcting for introduction of K+, and consideration of the effects of hydraulic...

2017

Field Characterization of Rocks in the Monterey Formation Along the Coast Near Santa Barbara, California

Caroline M. Isaacs

Pacific Section of AAPG

...–in particular, cohesiveness, overall hardness, and brittleness decrease. Carbonate content has comparatively few effects–cohesiveness decreases where...

1981

Some Features of the Surficial Geology of the Fort Macleod Region of Alberta

A. Mac S. Stalker

CSPG Special Publications

... retreat of the ice, and it probably consists largely of outwash from the glacier. It corresponds to the coarse, silt layer of the first varve...

1957

Geologic Interpretation of Argillaceous Sediments: Part II. Clay Petrology of Upper Mississippian-Lower Pennsylvanian Sediments of Central United States

Charles E. Weaver

AAPG Bulletin

... of montmorillonite which they contain. As stated before, the Springer contains a 12-A montmorillonite and contains one layer of water. When weathered...

1958

Groundwater exploration using vertical electrical sounding and 2D electrical resistivity tomography in shale formation: A case study of Sabongida, Plateau State, North Central Nigeria

Solomon Nehemiah Yusuf, Hilnan Christopher Drenkat, Charity Mamza Azi

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

...) measurements were taken. The resistivity values, layer thickness, and depth of the VES survey data collected from various places within the research region were...

2022

Characterization of a Sediment Core from Potential Gas-hydrate-bearing Reservoirs in the Sagavanirktok, Prince Creek, and Schrader Bluff Formations of Alaska's North Slope: Part 5Acoustic Velocity Core Studies

R. F. Sigal, C. Rai, C. Sondergeld, B. Spears, W. J. Ebanks Jr., W. D. Zogg, N. Emery, G. McCardle, R. Schweizer, W. G. McLeod, J. Van Eerde

AAPG Special Volumes

... recovered from the permafrost zone; they were obtained frozen, and the velocities were measured in that recovered state. At 800 psi (5.5 MPa) confining...

2009

Cut-Slope Instability and Associated Sub-Watershed Development: Carenage/Chaguaramas, Trinidad

Stanley Rich Wharton

Geological Society of Trinidad & Tobago

... soli and weathered rock layer, while rock slides originated within the more competent weathered rock and slightly weathered rock layer, along foliation...

1991

Impact of Seasonal Changes on the Formation and Accumulation of Soft Siliceous Sediments on the Discharge Apron of Geysir, Iceland

Brian Jones, Robin W. Renaut

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... with a central feeder vent that is ~ 1 m in diameter and at least 23 m deep (Pasvanoglu et al. 2000). The vent pool is surrounded by a weathered rim, formed...

2010

Magnetics for Hydrocarbon Exploration

Christine Fichler, Lasse Amundsen, Martin Landrø

GEO ExPro Magazine

... dyke intrusion high H layer 1,000m 3 (red) from just a very few 0 N [km] structures in the sediments 1 km 2,000m 4 are the ‘singers in the front...

2016

Abstract: Seismic Wave Attenuation due to Scattering and Leaky Mode Mechanisms in Heterogeneous Reservoirs; #90171 (2013)

Jun-Wei Huang, Gilles Bellefleur, and Bernd Milkereit

Search and Discovery.com

... to the occurrence of gas hydrates in permafrost region. In the Mallik area, located in the Northwest Territory of Canada, the high velocities due to hydrate...

2013

Syntactic Simulation of 1-D Sedimentary Sequences in a Coal-Bearing Succession Using a Stochastic Context-Free Grammar: DISCUSSION

W. A. Read

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... (eastward). These wedges interrupt the regular "layer-cake" succession of high-frequency coal bearing sequences ("short" allocycles) found further west...

1997

Marine Economic Deposits

Judith Totman Parrish, Eric J. Barron

Special Publications of SEPM

...; Arthur et al., l984b)? Climatic effects might be local or contradictory. For example, Prell et al. (1980) concluded that the West Australia Current...

1986

Applications of Shallow High-Resolution Seismic Reflection to Environmental Problems

Richard D. Miller, William E. Doll, Carlene Merey, William E. Black

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

... located a topographic low in a 30-m deep clay layer at a Superfund site in central California. The erosional edge of a 30-m deep clay layer...

1994

THE IMPORTANCE OF GEOLOGICAL STUDIES IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS; LA IMPORTANCIA DE ESTUDIOS GEOLOGICOS EN PROYECTOS DE CONSTRUCCION

Humberto Espinal V.

Asociación Venezolana de Geología, Minería y Petróleo (AVGMP)

... and fractured. With respect to the Las Brisas and Las Mercedes formations, and as a general rule in tropical countries, the effects of weathering are evident...

1965

Integrated geophysical and chemical study in the lower subbasin of Gadilam River, Tamilnadu, India

M. V. Prasanna, S. Chidambaram, S. Pethaperumal, K. Srinivasamoorthy, A. John Peter, P. Anandhan, M. Vasanthavigar

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

....: Strassbourg, European Association for Exploration in Geophysics, p. 49.Craig, E., and M. P. Anderson, 1979, The effects of urbanization of groundwater...

2008

Compaction of Lithic Sands: Experimental Results and Applications (1)

EDWARD D. PITTMAN and RICHARD E. LARESE

AAPG Bulletin

.... Burns, L. K., and F. G. Ethridge, 1979, Petrology and diagnostic effects of lithic sandstones: Paleocene and Eocene Umpqua Formation, southwest...

1991

Calibration of PS Shear Wave Anisotropy in a Mississippi Lime Play, North-Central Oklahoma

Scott Singleton, Shihong Chi, Lisa Sanford, Paul Constance

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... the anisotropic effects of each stratigraphic layer, whose effects are additive with depth (Winterstein and Meadows, 1991; Gaiser, 1999). Thus if the maximum...

2016

A Novel Approach for Recognition and Quantification of Hydrocarbon Migration Effects in Shale-Sandstone Sequences

Detlev Leythaeuser , Andrew Mackenzie , Rainer G. Schaefer , Malvin Bjoroy

AAPG Bulletin

...A Novel Approach for Recognition and Quantification of Hydrocarbon Migration Effects in Shale-Sandstone Sequences Detlev Leythaeuser , Andrew...

1984

Hydrodynamics of Fluid Injection: ABSTRACT

P. A. Witherspoon, S. P. Neuman

AAPG Bulletin

... heretofore been available for transient flow in multilayered porous systems has recently been developed. The theory predicts the effects of injecting fluids...

1971

Hydrocarbon migration detected by regional temperature field variations, Beaufort-Mackenzie Basin, Canada

Zhuoheng Chen, Kirk G. Osadetz, Dale R. Issler, Stephen E. Grasby

AAPG Bulletin

... in the temperature field may therefore be a useful exploration technique. Allen, D. M., F. A. Michel, and A. S. Judge, 1988, The permafrost regime...

2008

Soils and Vegetation of the Markagunt Plateau, Southwestern Utah

David H. Crockett, Devon O. Nelson

Utah Geological Association

... soils are residual, the morphology is made up of a surface layer and a thin clay accumulation layer (less than 2 inches thick) over well-weathered...

1963

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