排序方式: 共有3条查询结果,搜索用时 15 毫秒
1
1.
Darija Vukić Lušić Dražen Lušić Denis Pešut Vladimir Mićović Marin Glad Lovorka Bilajac Vesna Peršić 《Marine pollution bulletin》2013
The quality of bathing water is of considerable public importance due to the possibility of fecal contamination. In 2009, Croatia implemented the new European Bathing Water Directive (BWD, 2006/7/EC) establishing stricter microbiological standards for new parameters with new reference methods. This study aims to evaluate the equivalence of different methods according to the old and revised BWD and to provide the possibility of data comparison. Furthermore, the directive requires the establishment of the bathing water profile (BWP) for pollution risk assessment. The estimation of consistency of pollution risk assessment with obtained microbiological results was also performed. 相似文献
2.
Three-dimensional (3D) seismic data acquired for hydrocarbon exploration reveal that gas accumulations are common within the
2–3 km thick Plio-Pleistocene stratigraphic column of the south-western Barents Sea continental margin. The 3D seismic data
have relatively low-frequency content (<40 Hz) but, due to dense spatial sampling, long source-receiver offsets, 3D migration
and advanced interpretation techniques, they provide surprisingly detailed images of inferred gas accumulations and the sedimentary
environments in which they occur. The presence of gas is inferred from seismic reflection segments with anomalously high amplitude
and reversed phase, compared with the seafloor reflection, so-called bright spots. Fluid migration is inferred from vertical
zones of acoustic masking and acoustic pipes. The 3D seismic volume allows a spatial analysis of amplitude anomalies inferred to reflect the presence of gas and fluids. At several locations, seismic attribute
maps reveal detailed images of flat spots, inferred to represent gas–water interfaces. The data indicate a focused fluid migration
system, where sub-vertical faults and zones of highly fractured sediments are conduits for the migration of gas-bearing fluids
in Plio-Pleistocene sediments. Gas is interpreted to appear in high-porosity fan-shaped sediment lobes, channel and delta
deposits, glacigenic debris flows and sediment blocks, probably sealed by low-permeability, clayey till and/or (glacio)marine
sediments. Gas and fluid flow are here attributed mainly to rapid Plio-Pleistocene sedimentation that loaded large amounts
of sedimentary material over lower-density, fine-grained Eocene oozes. This probably caused pore-fluid dewatering of the high-fluid
content oozes through a network of polygonal faults. The study area is suggested to have experienced cycles of fluid expulsion
and hydrocarbon migration associated with glacial–interglacial cycles. 相似文献
3.
Clemmensen Lars B. Glad Aslaug C. Pedersen Gunver K. 《International Journal of Earth Sciences》2017,106(6):1889-1903
International Journal of Earth Sciences - During the early Cambrian, the Danish island Bornholm was situated on the northern edge of the continent Baltica with palaeolatitudes of about 35°S.... 相似文献
1