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Naveen Hakhoo Bindra Thusu Devleena Mani Ghulam M. Bhat Jonathan Craig Juergen Thurow Mateen Hafiz Sudeep Kanungo Sumita Koul Waquar Ahmed 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2016,88(6):685-692
The Proterozoic Sirban Limestone Formation (SLFm) crops out as detached allochthons in the northwest Himalaya (Jammu region, India) and has its coeval equivalents laterally disposed in the west in Salt Range, in the northwest in Abbotabad (Pakistan) and in southeast in Himachal Pradesh (India). The oil and gas occurrences have been reported from the Proterozoic successions globally and the hydrocarbon potential of the SLFm cannot be ruled out.The interbedded shales and algal laminated dolostones within the SLFm have yielded microflora comparable to those reported in the North African Neoproterozoic sandstones and the Late Proterozoic carbonates of the giant oil and gas fields of the Siberian Platform. The SLFm contains a rich and diverse biota comprising ~ 10% of the rock volume in thin section. The rich organic assemblage justified a hydrocarbon source potential analysis of the SLFm, tested in this study by Rock Eval (RE) pyrolysis.RE pyrolysis yielded a total organic carbon (TOC) content of 0.02 to 1 wt. % with very low Hydrogen Index (HI) values for the shales and TOC content averaging 0.02 wt. % for the dolostones. The organically lean shales and dolostones exhibit Tmax values indicative of immature to post mature stage. But, since these values are for the samples with complex thermal and tectonic history the results may be unreliable. The highly altered organic matter and kerogen present in the SLFm had the potential to generate hydrocarbons and presently indicates no significant source potential. This study is important for understanding the hydrocarbon occurrences in the SLFm particularly in light of the recent oil and gas discoveries from the coeval Proterozoic successions. 相似文献
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Jeremy K. Hackney Michael Bernard Sumit Bindra Kay W. Axhausen 《Journal of Geographical Systems》2007,9(4):397-417
Spatial regression is applied to GPS floating car measurements to build a predictive model of road system speed as a function
of link type, time period, and spatial structure. The models correct for correlated spatial errors and autocorrelation of
speeds. Correlation neighborhoods are based on either Euclidean or network distance. Econometric and statistical methods are
used to choose the best model form and statistical neighborhood. Models of different types have different coefficient estimates
and fit quality, which might affect inferences. Speed predictions are validated against a holdout sample to illustrate the
usefulness of spatial regression in road system speed monitoring.
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Naveen Hakhoo Bindra Thusu Ghulam M. Bhat Jonathan Craig Juergen Thurow Mateen Hafiz 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2016,88(3):267-272
The Proterozoic Sirban Limestone Formation (SLFm) exposed in a number of inliers in Jammu (India), NW Himalaya is a potential target for hydrocarbon and ore mineral exploration. The structural complexity not only makes correlation of the SLFm with coeval hydrocarbon producing Proterozoic formations in the neighbouring Salt Range in Pakistan and elsewhere in the world extremely difficult, but also limits the understanding of the genesis of sedimentary hosted mineral deposits. The base of the SLFm inliers is not exposed anywhere in the region and the age of this sequence has been suggested to range from Palaeoproterozoic to Neoproterozoic. 相似文献
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