Riftogenic structures in the west sector of Аmerasia basin based on complex geophysical data
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- post-graduate student National Mineral Resources University (Mining University)
Abstract
The time seismic reflection sections obtained in Podvodnikov basin (Central Arctic) during expedition «Shelf-2011» were interpreted. The tectonic zoning of Podvodnikov basin and adjacent structures was carried out with the use of lineamental analysis of bathymetric, anomalous gravitational and magnetic maps. The distribution of riftogenic structures is shown within the whole Podvodnikov basin. The thickness of riftogenic complexes reaches 5 km.
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(Archived) Application of the modern electric exploratory technologies in prospecting of mineral deposits
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