Inversion is a fundamental step in magnetotelluric (MT) data routine analysis to retrieve subsurface geoelectrical model that can be used inform geological interpretations. To reduce the effect of non-uniqueness and local minimum trapping problems improve calculation speeds, data-driven mathematical method with deep neural network was developed estimate resistivity. In this study, learning (DL)...

Abstract A 54 km diameter Noachian-aged crater in the southern highlands of Mars contains unusually well preserved inverted fluvial channel networks and lacustrine deposits, all which formed completely inside crater. This “closed-source drainage basin” (CSDB) is distinct from previously documented fluvially breached or groundwater-fed basin lakes on Mars. We compare our observations to establis...

Natural gas hydrates (GHs) filling sand layer pores are the most promising GHs that can be produced via conventional mechanisms in deep-sea environments. However, seismic tracking of such thin GH-bearing layers is subject to certain limitations. For example, because and sparsely interbedded with mud layers, data a maximum resolution ~10 m limited use for describing their spatial distribution. T...

The plankton fauna of the state of Piauí, Northeastern Brazil, especially in the Parnaíba basin, is still poorly known; the results of most studies of the subject have not been published and can only be found in grey literature (unpublished scientific works), such as course completion work and consulting reports. Thus, this paper presents data from samples taken recently from different water bo...

Hydrocarbon generation in the Zechstein Main Dolomite and Upper Triassic potential source rocks of Polish Basin was investigated by 1-D thermal maturity modelling 90 boreholes across basin. This identified major zones potentially worthy further exploration efforts. The maximum burial depth reached >5 km during Late Cretaceous leading to organic matter. development reveals considerable differ...

Renewable energy resources can indisputably minimize the threat of global warming and climate change. However, they are intermittent and need buffer storage to bridge the time-gap between production (off peak) and demand peaks. Based on geologic and geochemical reasons, the North German Basin has a very large capacity for compressed air/gas energy storage CAES in porous saltwater aquifers and s...