Clastic dikes

Influence of Clastic Dikes on Vertical Migration of Contaminants in the Vadose Zone at Hanford

Clastic Polymict Dikes in the “megablock” Sequence of the Icdp-chicxulub Drill Core Yax-1

Introduction: The Yaxcopoil borehole (Yax-1) penetrates below the suevitic units through 600 m of sediments (894.9 m – 1510.9 m). These rocks are most likely of Cretaceous age and are regarded as a displaced “megablock”. The stratified sequence was intruded by suevitic dikes (910 m, 916 m), one impact melt dike (1347 m) and several clastic, polymict dikes. The latter are the focus of this study...

Tight Fold and Clastic Dikes as Evidence for Rapid Deposition and Deformation of Two Very Thick Stratigraphic Sequences

Introduction Evolutionists and creationists have different views on the origin of sedimentary rock strata. Evolutionists, who uphold the uniformitarian doctrine of 19th century geologists, suppose that most sedimentary strata were deposited slowly over millions of years as the Earth evolved gradually to its present configuration. Creationists who uphold the catastrophist doctrine of Scripture p...

Frequency Dependent Elastic and Anelastic Properties of Clastic Rocks

This study focuses on measurements of clastic rocks ranging from 3 Hz up to 500 kHz in the laboratory and their application to well log analysis and a time-lapse study in the North Sea. Measurements of elastic properties over a large frequency spectrum can provide a better understanding of the dispersion and attenuation mechanisms in rocks and help to predict and model these effects. Sandstones...

External Controls on Modern Clastic Turbidite Systems: Three Case Studies External Controls on Modern Clastic Turbidite Systems: Three Case Studies

Three case studies are used to exemplify the wide variety of controlling factors that combine to influence the development of modern turbidite systems, and how these vary with location and time. For example, Cascadia Basin in the Pacific Ocean off western North America, which is underlain by the Cascadia Subduction Zone, exhibits the dominant tectonic control of earthquake triggering for turbid...