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《Comptes Rendus Geoscience》2019,351(2-3):59-60
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正2014年5月22日,中国地质科学院在京组织召开了首都圈现今构造活动性研讨会。国土资源实物地质资料中心孙叶研究员和中国地质科学院地质力学研究所谭成轩研究员分别作了主题报告,与会专家进行了学术研讨。近年来我国自然灾害频发,为积极服务防灾减灾工作,中国地质科学院相继开展了汶川地震断裂带科学钻探研究、地震灾区科学考察、灾区和重点地区地应力监测、抗旱找水、地质灾害应急排查等工作,制 相似文献
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K.C. Gyani 《Gondwana Research》1998,1(3-4):431-432
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C.T. Klootwijk 《Tectonophysics》1975,28(1-2)
For a detailed palaeomagnetic research on Upper Permian red beds in the Wardha Valley (Central India) 265 samples from 47 sites at 6 localities were investigated.The samples from 3 localities (17 sites) appeared to be completely remagnetized during Early Tertiary times by the vast Deccan Trap flood basalts effusions. The samples from 22 sites of the other three localities (results from 8 sites rejected) could become cleaned from hard secondary Deccan Trap components by detailed thermal demagnetization.The resulting primary magnetization component reveals a mean direction (regardless of polarity, 7 sites normal, 15 sites reversed): D = 101.5°, I = +58.5°, α95 = 6.5°, N = 3. This mean direction corresponds to a pole position at 129° W 4° N (dp = 7°, dm = 9.5°). This pole position fits well with other acceptable Late Permian—Early Triassic pole positions for the Indian subcontinent. From these acceptable results, a mean Permo-Triassic pole for the Indian subcontinent was computed at: 125° W 6°N. This Indian Permo-Triassic pole position, when compared with data from other Gondwanaland continents, suggests the hypothesis of an early movement between India and Africa before Permo-Triassic times.The partial or total remagnetization of some Indian red beds, mainly of Gondwana age, during Deccan Trap times is explained as acquisition of viscous Partial Thermoremanent Magnetization. This mechanism was advanced by Briden (1965), Chamalaun (1964) and Irving and Opdyke (1965). 相似文献
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正2018年5月26日,自然资源部中国地质调查局在黑龙江省安达市松科二井工程现场召开大陆科学钻探工程(松科二井)完井暨学术研讨现场会。中国地质学会常务副理事长兼秘书长、自然资源部中国地质调查局副局长、松科二井工程领导小组组长李金发宣布松辽盆地大陆深部科学钻探工 相似文献
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