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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-05
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-14
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Seismic boundaries of the consolidated crust of the Baltic Shield

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As is known, the main information on the structure of the consolidated continental crust is currently obtained by means of depth seismic soundings (DSS). According to DSS data, everywhere in the Earth's crust, gentle seismic boundaries are traced.

How to cite: Litvinenko I.V. Seismic boundaries of the consolidated crust of the Baltic Shield // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 3-9.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-29
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-23
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Transverse waves during depth seismic sounding on the Baltic Shield

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Transverse waves in deep seismic soundings (DSS) in the eastern (Soviet) part of the Baltic Shield were hardly studied until recently because of the insufficient recording time interval of the equipment used.

How to cite: Goncharov A.G. Transverse waves during depth seismic sounding on the Baltic Shield // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 10-14.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-11
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-12
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Experience of application of integrated seismoacoustic studies at the Pechenga ore field

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In the Pechenga ore field in order to clarify its structures in the near-well and inter-well space seismoacoustic studies are carried out, including vertical seismic profiling (VSP) and acoustic logging (AL).

How to cite: Lizinsky M.D., Pospelov S.G., Terentyev V.G., Pisakina T.L., Panenkova M.Y., Sinelnikov V.P. Experience of application of integrated seismoacoustic studies at the Pechenga ore field // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 15-23.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-25
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-23
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Wave fields corresponding to the zones of tectonic disturbances in ore areas

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The results of seismic surveys in areas composed of magmatic formations indicate a large role in the formation of wave fields of elements of discontinuous tectonics.

How to cite: Miroshnikova O.V., Shopin Y.G. Wave fields corresponding to the zones of tectonic disturbances in ore areas // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 24-28.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-03
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-17
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Peculiarities of the deep geoelectric structure of the north-western part of the Kola Peninsula according to magnetotelluric sounding data

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In the northwestern part of the Kola Peninsula, as a result of large-scale observations by methods of magnetotelluric profiling (MTP) and telluric currents (TC), an extensive area of anomalously low values of apparent electrical resistivity P T .

How to cite: Vasin N.D., Novitsky G.P. Peculiarities of the deep geoelectric structure of the north-western part of the Kola Peninsula according to magnetotelluric sounding data // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 29-34.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-01
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-15
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Planetary faults of the Baltic Shield according to gravity data

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Deep faults are identified by us with lines or zones of disturbance of horizontal layering of rocks of the Earth's crust and upper mantle. Such disturbances in gravity survey are approximated by structures like vertical or steeply sloping ledge, and the location of the lateral edge of the ledge or fault zone is characterized by maximum horizontal gradients of gravity.

How to cite: Chechel E.K., Shablinsky G.N. Planetary faults of the Baltic Shield according to gravity data // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 35-38.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-23
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-23
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Influence of climate fluctuations and water infiltration on the thermal regime of the layered strata of the upper part of the Earth's crust

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The study of the influence of climatic fluctuations and water infiltration on the thermal regime of the upper part of the layered earth crust, layers of daily, annual, perennial and other heat cycles is important for the interpretation of hydrogeological, geophysical, engineering-geological and other data, for the establishment of regularities of distribution, formation and preservation of mineral deposits in the search, exploration and exploitation of these deposits, in assessing the overall thermal balance of the earth's surface, as well as in solving agrotechnical and technical problems.

How to cite: Cheremensky G.A. Influence of climate fluctuations and water infiltration on the thermal regime of the layered strata of the upper part of the Earth’s crust // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 39-42.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-22
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-12
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Estimation of formation energy of the Kalevala ring structure (Karelia)

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Comparison of ring structures of the Earth's surface up to several hundred kilometers in diameter, registered on space images, with geophysical fields allows us to draw a conclusion about their different origin.

How to cite: Simonenko T.N. Estimation of formation energy of the Kalevala ring structure (Karelia) // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 43-45.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-12
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-19
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Application of complex aerogeophysical survey in search of muscovite deposits in Northern Karelia

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In 1978-1981 in PGO Sevzapgeologia was proposed a set of radio-geochemical methods of searching for deposits of muscovite pegmatites, based on their uranium specialization and regular connection of radio-geochemical halos with pegmatite fields in the territory of the White Sea pegmatite province.

How to cite: Tarutin V.A., Evdokimov Y.D., Ivanov A.A., Levin G.M. Application of complex aerogeophysical survey in search of muscovite deposits in Northern Karelia // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 46-52.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-24
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-30
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Mass attraction field of a simple layer of variable density polygonal loosely oriented plate

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The analytics of the solution of the direct problem of the Newtonian potential for arbitrarily placed in space flat material polygons and for an irregular polyhedron is in many respects similar.

How to cite: Kravtsov G.G. Mass attraction field of a simple layer of variable density polygonal loosely oriented plate // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 53-61.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-22
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-03
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Decomposition of ∆T and Za magnetic anomaly of a three-dimensional source into natural orthogonal components

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The anomaly of the harmonic approximation of the ∆T magnitude of a three-dimensional source is generally formed by five components of the magnetic field...

How to cite: Glazunov V.V. Decomposition of ∆T and Za magnetic anomaly of a three-dimensional source into natural orthogonal components // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 62-69.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-09
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-12
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Determination of the position in the section of linear anticlinal folds vaults by ΔT anomalies

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Folded structures, including anticlines, are revealed by magnetic imaging due to the presence of magnetic marking horizons or strata in them. It is quite common to find anticlinal folds, in the section of which there is only one such horizon.

How to cite: Zakharov V.P. Determination of the position in the section of linear anticlinal folds vaults by ΔT anomalies // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 70-78.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-07
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-23
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Experience in interpreting on the computer the difference anomalies ∆Тp of linear anticlinal structures.

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Aeromagnetic survey has long been widely used to study the geological structure of the Baltic Shield. It is used to reliably map massifs of intrusive rocks, discontinuities, individual fold structures, in the structure of which there are relatively strongly magnetic marking horizons.

How to cite: Goryachev Y.P. Experience in interpreting on the computer the difference anomalies ∆Тp of linear anticlinal structures. // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 79-82.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-06
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-17
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Selection of optimal loop sizes for the induction method of electrical exploration

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A closed loop fed with alternating current is one of the main ways of excitation of the electromagnetic field in the induction method of electrical exploration. The degree of excitation of the desired object is known to be one of the main factors in improving the efficiency of the method.

How to cite: Zakharov V.K. Selection of optimal loop sizes for the induction method of electrical exploration // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 83-85.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-11
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-18
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Equation of polarization curve at galvano-dynamic method of recording

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Consider the equation of the polarization curve for a flat electrode in the course of electrochemical reactions on it of various types.

How to cite: Putikov O.F. Equation of polarization curve at galvano-dynamic method of recording // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 86-92.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-05
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-06
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Distribution of the double electric layer potential on the day surface

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The natural field method is widely used in exploration geophysics to detect ore deposits. Recently, this method has also been used to study geologic objects with low electrical conductivity, i.e. non-metallic deposits.

How to cite: Semevskaya N.V. Distribution of the double electric layer potential on the day surface // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 93-98.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-21
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-06
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Peculiarities of application of pulse methods in background-free polarography of natural waters

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In recent years, a number of works have appeared on the application of polarographic logging to study the composition of natural waters in natural deposits. The studies used a constant-current modification of polarography with a sensor in the form of a mercury drop electrode (MRE).

How to cite: Uvarov N.N. Peculiarities of application of pulse methods in background-free polarography of natural waters // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 99-104.
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  • Date submitted
    1983-09-01
  • Date accepted
    1983-11-12
  • Date published
    1984-12-05

Control of dynamic range of recording in digital seismoacoustic systems

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Seismoacoustic methods are often used in geophysical investigations in water areas to study the structure and composition of bottom sediments, with the interpretation stage usually analyzing information representing the response of the studied medium to the probing acoustic pulse.

How to cite: Svechnikov A.I. Control of dynamic range of recording in digital seismoacoustic systems // Journal of Mining Institute. 1984. Vol. 101. p. 105-109.