نتایج جستجو برای: Geomorphologic facies

تعداد نتایج: 6101  

Journal: Desert 2008
N. Mashhadi S. Feiznia

The result of wind dynamic (capacity and potential) is transport of soil or sediment particles and subsequent formative desert landforms based on the severity of erosion or sedimentation. The Khartouran region, because of its geology, geomorphology and climatology conditions is a special place in the arid region on the closed basin of Dasht-e-kavir. It is evident that the ecosystem balance of t...

Journal: Desert 2017
M. Ownagh S.A. Arami

About 80 percent of Iran is arid and semi-arid and about 35 percent of this area is susceptible to desertification hazard. Therefore desertification assessment and identification of the most important criteria for the assessment of risk and a basis for development of management plans is essential. This research was conducted in the semi-arid region of Agh-Band in the Golestan province, Iran wit...

Journal: :desert 2008
n. mashhadi s. feiznia

the result of wind dynamic (capacity and potential) is transport of soil or sediment particles and subsequent formative desert landforms based on the severity of erosion or sedimentation. the khartouran region, because of its geology, geomorphology and climatology conditions is a special place in the arid region on the closed basin of dasht-e-kavir. it is evident that the ecosystem balance of t...

2015
K. E. Scanlon

Introduction. The western and northwestern flanks of the Tharsis Montes volcanoes were covered by tropical mountain glaciers 125–220 million years ago [1], as evidenced by the morphology, stratigraphic relationships, and spatial distribution of landforms in the fanshaped deposits (FSDs) on each volcano [2-8] and by climate and glacial flow models that predict snow accumulation and ice flow in t...

2016
Zakir Hossain

The objective of this study is to demonstrate the power of integrating rock physics theory, measurement and simulation to improve facies prediction in an unconventional limestone and shale reservoir. Reliable facies prediction is a challenge in unconventional reservoir characterization because of complex geological heterogeneities. Both deterministic and probabilistic approaches are commonly us...

2003
R. W. RITZI D. F. DOMINIC Y. N. RUBIN

Aquifer systems are considered in which measurements of logpermeability (Y) at a 1E-2 m support scale are unimodally distributed as taken within the 1E0 to 1E1 m scale of individual sand and gravel (sg) lithofacies, are weakly multimodal at the 1E1 to 1E2 m scale of assemblages of these facies, and are strongly multimodal at the 1E3 m scale of complexes of sg facies assemblages juxtaposed with ...

2004
E.M.W. Skinner J. S. Marsh

Field and Scott Smith [Field, M., Scott Smith, B.H., 1999. Contrasting geology and near-surface emplacement of kimberlite pipes in southern Africa and Canada. Proc. 7th Int. Kimb. Conf. (Eds. Gurney et al.) 1, 214–237.] propose that kimberlite pipes can be grouped into three types or classes. Classical or Class 1 pipes are the only class with characteristic low temperature, diatreme-facies kimb...

Journal: :Geomorphology 2022

Substrate facies monitoring is critical for the understanding of fluvial geomorphologic and ecohydraulic patterns processes. However, direct substrate measurement time-consuming subjected to data sparsity because small sample, size, limited collections within an area interest, which make it difficult capture patterns. Most new experimental studies focus on mapping based median grain size a spec...

2011
Mei Han Yong Zhao Gaoming Li Albert C. Reynolds

Identification of the geological facies and their distribution from seismic and other available geological information is important during the early stage of reservoir development (e.g. decision on initial well locations). Traditionally, this is done by manually inspecting the signatures of the seismic attribute maps, which is very time-consuming. This paper proposes an application of the Expec...

2016
I. Campaña A. Pérez-González A. Benito-Calvo J. Rosell R. Blasco J. M. Bermúdez de Castro E. Carbonell J. L. Arsuaga

Gran Dolina is a cavity infilled by at least 25 m of Pleistocene sediments. This sequence contains the TD6 stratigraphic unit, whose records include around 170 hominin bones that have allowed the definition of a new species, Homo antecessor. This fossil accumulation was studied as a single assemblage and interpreted as a succession of several human home bases. We propose a complete stratigraphi...

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