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Magnetic Data Interpretation for the Source-Edge Locations in Parts of the Tectonically Active Transition Zone of the Narmada-Son Lineament in Central India
by
Ghosh, G. K.
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Attitude (inclination)
/ Basements
/ Bauxite
/ Camber
/ Data interpretation
/ Derivatives
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth mantle
/ Earth Sciences
/ Fluid filters
/ Fractures
/ Frequency domain analysis
/ Geological faults
/ Geological time
/ Geology
/ Geophysics/Geodesy
/ Gondwana
/ Horizontal
/ Hydrocarbons
/ India
/ Lamination
/ Lithology
/ Magnetic anomalies
/ Magnetic data
/ Magnetic field
/ Magnetic fields
/ Magnetism
/ Ocean circulation
/ Provinces
/ Rivers
/ Sediments
/ Seismology
/ Stone
/ Stratigraphy
/ Studies
/ Tectonics
/ Thrust
/ Tilt
/ Transition zone
/ Upwelling
/ Variation
2016
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Magnetic Data Interpretation for the Source-Edge Locations in Parts of the Tectonically Active Transition Zone of the Narmada-Son Lineament in Central India
by
Ghosh, G. K.
in
Attitude (inclination)
/ Basements
/ Bauxite
/ Camber
/ Data interpretation
/ Derivatives
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth mantle
/ Earth Sciences
/ Fluid filters
/ Fractures
/ Frequency domain analysis
/ Geological faults
/ Geological time
/ Geology
/ Geophysics/Geodesy
/ Gondwana
/ Horizontal
/ Hydrocarbons
/ India
/ Lamination
/ Lithology
/ Magnetic anomalies
/ Magnetic data
/ Magnetic field
/ Magnetic fields
/ Magnetism
/ Ocean circulation
/ Provinces
/ Rivers
/ Sediments
/ Seismology
/ Stone
/ Stratigraphy
/ Studies
/ Tectonics
/ Thrust
/ Tilt
/ Transition zone
/ Upwelling
/ Variation
2016
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Magnetic Data Interpretation for the Source-Edge Locations in Parts of the Tectonically Active Transition Zone of the Narmada-Son Lineament in Central India
by
Ghosh, G. K.
in
Attitude (inclination)
/ Basements
/ Bauxite
/ Camber
/ Data interpretation
/ Derivatives
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth mantle
/ Earth Sciences
/ Fluid filters
/ Fractures
/ Frequency domain analysis
/ Geological faults
/ Geological time
/ Geology
/ Geophysics/Geodesy
/ Gondwana
/ Horizontal
/ Hydrocarbons
/ India
/ Lamination
/ Lithology
/ Magnetic anomalies
/ Magnetic data
/ Magnetic field
/ Magnetic fields
/ Magnetism
/ Ocean circulation
/ Provinces
/ Rivers
/ Sediments
/ Seismology
/ Stone
/ Stratigraphy
/ Studies
/ Tectonics
/ Thrust
/ Tilt
/ Transition zone
/ Upwelling
/ Variation
2016
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Magnetic Data Interpretation for the Source-Edge Locations in Parts of the Tectonically Active Transition Zone of the Narmada-Son Lineament in Central India
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Magnetic Data Interpretation for the Source-Edge Locations in Parts of the Tectonically Active Transition Zone of the Narmada-Son Lineament in Central India
2016
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The study has been carried out in the transition zone of the Narmada-Son lineament (NSL) which is seismically active with various geological complexities, upwarp movement of the mantle material into the crust through fault, fractures lamination and upwelling. NSL is one of the most prominent lineaments in central India after the Himalaya in the Indian geology. The area of investigation extends from longitude 80.25°E to 81.50°E and latitude 23.50°N to 24.37°N in the central part of the Indian continent. Different types of subsurface geological formations viz. alluvial, Gondwana, Deccan traps, Vindhyan, Mahakoshal, Granite and Gneisses groups exist in this area with varying geological ages. In this study area tectonic movement and crustal variation have been taken place during the past time and which might be reason for the variation of magnetic field. Magnetic anomaly suggests that the area has been highly disturbed which causes the Narmada-Son lineament trending in the ENE-WSW direction. Magnetic anomaly variation has been taken place due to the lithological variations subject to the changes in the geological contacts like thrusts and faults in this area. Shallow and deeper sources have been distinguished using frequency domain analysis by applying different filters. To enhance the magnetic data, various types of derivatives to identify the source-edge locations of the causative source bodies. The present study carried out the interpretation using total horizontal derivative, tilt angle derivative, horizontal tilt angle derivative and Cos (θ) derivative map to get source-edge locations. The results derived from various derivatives of magnetic data have been compared with the basement depth solutions calculated from 3D Euler deconvolution. It is suggested that total horizontal derivative, tilt angle derivative and Cos (θ) derivative are the most useful tools for identifying the multiple source edge locations of the causative bodies in this tectonically active and transition zone area. As this area is highly prone to hydrocarbon bearing zone, hence, the integrated interpretation could reliably image various thrusts and faults boundaries and the source edge locations with dip and strike orientation along with the basement lineation in encouraging exploration for better understanding of the geo-scientific data.
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