下庄矿田湖子地区铀矿找矿方向探讨

湖子地区位于NNE向诸广-新兴铀成矿带与近EW向大东山-漳州大断裂复合部位,是华南早、晚两期铀成矿热液活动叠加区、放射性高场区,既有"硅化带大脉"型铀矿产出,又有"交点"型铀矿存在,找矿前景良好.文章在论述下庄矿田铀成矿地质环境、铀成矿特征及铀矿定位条件基础上,分析了湖子地区铀成矿条件与找矿前景,指出该区今后铀矿找矿方向是:① 6009号硅化断裂带,在其北段找硅化带大脉型铀矿,在其南段找"交点"型铀矿;②新桥-下庄硅化断裂带和6009号带之间成矿部位,寻找硅化带型和"交点"型铀矿;③NW向、近EW向辉绿岩脉与NNE向、NE向构造交汇部位(交点),寻找"交点"型铀矿.     

新疆坎儿井现状及其发展

简述了新疆坎儿井的构成、特点、研究意义,分析了坎儿井衰退状况及其原因,列举了已进行的坎儿井保护工作,提出了坎儿井于枯断流的综合治理对策及今后的发展方向。     

贵州沉积型镍钼钒矿成矿地质特征及找矿方向

贵州沉积型镍钼钒矿与寒武系下统牛蹄塘组黑色岩系密切相关,文章从该类型矿床的时空产出特征、沉积环境与岩相特征、赋矿层位与含矿岩系、控矿因素与富集规律、成矿物质来源特征诸方面,对其成矿地质特征进行了分析与研究,探讨了矿床成因,提出了找矿方向。     

嵩县纸房钼矿地质特征与找矿方向

嵩县纸房钼矿为马超营断裂多金属成矿带上首次发现和评价的层间脉型钼矿床．并迅速带动了在该区寻找脉型钼矿。通过对矿体形态、矿石质量、围岩蚀变和控矿要素等的分析研究,认为该矿床为中低温热液充填石英脉型层状矿床．指出了该区域新的找矿方向。     

利国矿区铜（金）成矿条件的研究

利国矿区是江苏省重要铁矿基地之一,矿区位于秦岭一昆仑纬向构造带东延的南侧与新华夏构造体系第三隆起带的交接复合部位。铁矿床主要产于燕山期闪长玢岩杂岩体与下奥陶统碳酸盐地层的接触带及其附近灰岩中,矿体呈似层状一透镜状等,产状与围岩一致,具层控矿床的特征。笔者主要从成矿地质特征着手,分析总结了该区铜、金矿化特征及主要成矿规律,指出了利国矿区铜（金）矿的找矿方向和有望靶区。     

甘肃东沟金矿床地质矿化特征及找矿方向

东沟构造蚀变岩-石英脉型金矿床,位于关子镇-元家坪和娘娘坝-舒家坝两条韧性剪切带与天子山和磨扇沟花岗岩体的夹持区,金矿化严格受其次级近EW向断裂控制,后期断裂构造对矿体具一定破坏作用。矿石类型地表以构造蚀变岩型为主,向深部过渡为石英脉型,褐铁矿、黄铁矿、毒砂是主要载金矿物。围岩蚀变以硅化、褐铁矿化、黄铁矿化、绢云母化为特征。中基性火山岩、韧脆性断裂构造、中酸性岩浆侵入“三位一体”是控制矿床形成的基本条件,近EW向断裂蚀变带及延伸部位是找矿有利地段。     

塔里木盆地孔雀河地区复合含油气系统与有利勘探方向

运用叠合盆地复合含油气系统的描述方法和评价思路,分析了塔里木盆地孔雀河地区含油气系统复合特征,再现从源岩到圈闭的油气地质演化过程。孔雀河地区含油气系统以断裂复合贯通为主,同时存在不整合面复合贯通,构成寒武系C—(!)—下奥陶统O1(!)—石炭系C(*)—三叠系T(*)—侏罗系J(*)+寒武系—C(!)—下奥陶统O1(*)—志留系S(*)—泥盆系D(*)—侏罗系J(*)改造型复合含油气系统(*)。含油气系统的复合经历3个关键时刻:泥盆纪末是构造格局与古油藏形成期,侏罗纪末和白垩纪末是油气转化、重新分配与油藏调整期。研究区可分为破坏散失区、改造调整区、深埋保存区,其中改造调整区、深埋保存区为有利油气聚集区,处在改造调整区的龙口背斜和维马克—开屏背斜的上古生界和中生界的断背斜圈闭以及下古生界残留古断背斜圈闭是最佳勘探目标。     

牟平邓格庄金矿地质特征及找矿方向

邓格庄金矿成因类型为中温热液充填式富硫含金黄铁矿石英脉型金矿床。通过对邓格庄金矿床的地质特征、控矿因素及矿床成因的系统研究,认为矿区NNE向断裂与其他方向断裂交汇部位为金矿的有利成矿部位,在分析找矿标志的基础上,提出应加大矿区深部及外围的找矿力度,进一步查证地球物理、化学异常,以期发现新的金矿远景区,进而指出了深部找矿的方向。     

Assessment of sand encroachment in Kuwait using GIS

Assessment of sand encroachment in Kuwait using Geographical Information System (GIS) technology has been formulated as a Multi-Criteria Decision Making problem. The Delphi method and Analytical Hierarchy Process were adopted as evaluating techniques, in which experts’ judgments were analyzed for objectively estimating and weighting control factors. Seven triggering factors, depicted in the form of maps, were identified and ordered according to their priority. These factors are (1) wind energy; (2) surface sediment; (3) vegetation density; (4) land use; (5) drainage density; (6) topographic change and (7) vegetation type. The factor maps were digitized, converted to raster data and overlaid to determine their possible spatial relationships. Applying a susceptibility model, a map of sand encroachment susceptibility in Kuwait was developed. The map showed that the areas of very high and high sand encroachment susceptibility are located within the main corridor of sand pathway that coincides with the northwesterly dominant wind direction.     

Variable vegetation cover and episodic sand movement on longitudinal desert sand dunes

Longitudinal (linear) sand dunes of the Simpson and Strzelecki dunefields in eastern central Australia present a paradox. Low levels of activity today stand in contrast to luminescence dating which has repeatedly shown deep deposits of sand on dune crests dating to within the late Holocene. In order to investigate the nature of dune activity in the Simpson–Strzelecki dunefield, vegetation and sand mobility were investigated by detailed vegetation survey and measurement of rippled area and loose sand depth of dunes at three sites along a climatic gradient. The response of both vegetation and sand movement to inter-annual climate variability was examined by repeat surveys of two sites in drought and non-drought conditions. Projected plant cover and plant + crust cover were found to have inverse linear relationships with rippled area and the area of deep loose sand. No relationship was found between these measures of sand movement and the plant frontal area index. A negative exponential relationship between equivalent mobile sand depth on dune surfaces and both vascular plant cover and vascular + crust cover was also found. There is no simple threshold of vegetation cover below which sand transport begins. Dunes with low perennial plant cover may form small dunes with slip faces leading to a positive feedback inhibiting ephemeral plant growth in wet years and accelerating sand transport rates. The linear dunefields are largely within the zone in which plant cover is sufficient to enforce low sand transport rates, and in which there is a strong response of vegetation and sand transport to inter-annual variation in rainfall. Both ephemeral plants (mostly forbs) and crust were found to respond rapidly to large (> 20 mm/month) rainfall events. On millennial time-scales, the level of dune activity is controlled by vegetation cover and probably not by fluctuations of wind strength. Land use or extreme, decadal time-scale, drought may destabilise dunes by removing perennial plant cover, accelerating wind erosion.