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Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)
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A Hybrid 3D Data Model Based on MultiDEMs and QTPVs and Its Application in Geological Modeling
CHENG Peng-gen,WANG Cheng-rui,GAN Wei-jun,XIAO Gen-ru
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A hybrid 3D spatial data model based on multiDEMs and quasi triprism volume (QTPV) is proposed. The model is composed of six primitive and six objects. The primitive elements are vertex, segment (edge, triangle side), triangle, secund quadrilateral, QTPV and DEM, respectively. And the objects are point, line, surface, volume, complex and spatial object, respectively. Data structures and topological relationship of the six primitives and two geological objects are designed in detail. Two modelling methods, based on sample points and interpolated points, are devised, separately. Two sets of simulation data and real borehole sample data are used to verify the prototype system developed in VC++. The results show that the proposed model has better abilities of describing the surface and the inner structure of spatial objects, which is suitable for 3D modeling in geological exploration field.
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REE Characteristics and Its Geological Significance of the Bauxite Deposits in Nanchuan-Wulong Area,Chongqing
Zhao Xiaodong, Hu Changsong, Ling Xiaoming, Li Junmin
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2015, 45 (6): 1691-1701.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.201506111
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The composition of REE in ore bearing rocks of Nanchuan-Wulong area indicates that the total amount of REE is high, and the partition modes in the bauxite-bearing horizons and in the underlying Silurian Hanjiadian Formation are quite consistent. This implies a genetic relationship between the bauxite source and Hanjiadian Formation. The values of LREE /HREE are great in the majority samples. It is obvious that the light rare earth elements are strongly enriched; while the heavy rare earth elements are depleted to varied degrees with Eu middle negative anomaly.The content of REE in the ore bearing rocks changed only slightly after deposition. Based on the characteristics of rare earth elements and the related parameters, the environment of bauxite ore bearing rock series and their material sources are deduced as followings: ore bearing rocks were formed mainly in continental facies with some marine sediments; based on Ce, Eu anomalies, acidity of paleo water media was weak; ore bearing rock series were mainly formed in an oxidation environment, which was profitable for the formation of bauxite. Material sources of the ore bearing rock series are diversified; both silty shale of Silurian Hanjiadian Formation and Carboniferous limestone of Huanglong Formation might be the source of material.

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Characteristics of Fluid Inclusions in Jiama Copper-Pollymetallic Ore Deposit, Tibet and Its Geological Significance
LI Yong-sheng, ZHAO Cai-sheng, LV Zhi-cheng, YAN Guang-sheng, ZHEN Shi-min
J4    2011, 41 (1): 122-136.  
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The recently discovered Jiama super large copper-polymetallic deposit is located in the middle section of Gangdese metallogenic belt, Tibet. Systematic studies including petrography, microthermometry, laser Raman microprobe and SEM/EDS were carried out on the primary fluid inclusions in metallogentic granite and major ore bodies. The analytical results show that dominant fluid inclusions from skarn ore related to metallogensis include liquid-rich, gas-rich two-phase and daughter-minerals bearing polyphase types. Homogenization temperatures of the fluid inclusions range from 225 ℃ to 500 ℃. The average of the salinities of ore-forming fluid is 36.2% NaCleq and the densities vary from 0.89 to 0.98 g/cm3. The ore-forming fluids belong to NaCl-H2O type characterized by high-moderate temperature, high salinity, low density and strong reduction. Besides H2O, the gas compositions are immiscible system rich in CH4, H2S, CO2 and N2 etc. The occurrence of organic matter, such as CH4, C2H4 and C3H6, suggests that the ore-forming materials were formed in a reduced environment. Based on estimation of mineralization pressure and the relationship between pressure and depth in fracture zones, the mineralization depth is considered to be at 2.2-8.3 km. The analytical results of hydrogen and oxygen isotopic elements show that ore-forming fluids are mainly derived from magmatic water mixed with meteoric water later. The coexistence of daughter-minerals bearing multi-phase inclusions and those liquid-and gas-rich inclusions with different filling degrees, together with their similar homogenization temperatures and much different salinities, indicates that ore-forming fluids had experienced boiling.

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Oil and Gas Accumulation History Using Fluid Inclusions and Basin Modeling-Example from the Western Slope of the Yuanyanggou Sub-Sag
HUANG Wen-biao, MENG Yuan-lin, LU Shuang-fang, XIAO Li-hua, GAO Jian-jun, SUN Shan, WANG Yi-jun
J4    2009, 39 (4): 650-655.  
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Defining the hydrocarbon migration period and the path is a key to the analysis of oil and gas reservoir.The time and space distribution characteristics of hydrocarbon migration and the accumulation kinetics of the western slope of Yuanyanggou sub-sag are determined, through homogenization temperatures of fluid inclusions,simulation and paleo-geothermal history and petroleum inclusions particles index GOI statistics. The results show that the Hydrocarbon migration times of the western slope of the Yuanyanggou sub-sag are Ed2,Ed1 and Nm,of which the Ed2 and Ed1 are two main stages.A basin modeling study further shows that the Shahejie Group began to produce oil at the end of Es1, but large-scale oil and gas expulsion and accumulation started during the Ed period.The statistical and analysis indicate that the high-value areas of GOI (GOI>5%) is favorable areas for hydrocarbon accumulation, and Huanxiling and Shuangnan oilfields are in the GOI>5% region.A perfect time and space distribution characteristics of hydrocarbon migration may be determined by the information from enclosure and basin modelling.

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Characteristics and Origin of the Shadegai Pluton in the Daqingshan Area, Inner-Mongolia
ZHAO Qing-ying, LI Gang, LIU Zheng-hong, XU Zhong-yuan, LI Chun-feng, WANG Wan-qiong, WANG Xing-an
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1073-1079.  
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The age and tectonic setting of the Shadegai pluton are discussed based on field investigation and the detailed petrological, mineralogical, geochemical and isotopic geochronological studies. Zircon U-Pb dating gives a weighted mean of  206Pb/238U apparent age of 198.5 Ma, which is interpreted to represent the emplacement age of the Shadegai pluton. The pluton was sited at the frontal compressive area of an Indosinian thrust nappe. The pluton is also concluded to be high-k calc-alkaline, postorogenic A-type granite based on petrological, mineralogical and geochemical studies and on tectonic setting analysis. The thrusting-related thicken crust resulted in the melting and emplacement of the magmas responsible for the formation of the Shadegai pluton. Magmatic activity made up an important part of the Indosinian movement in the area.

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Stream-Water Quality Modelling with Influence of Groundwater Recharge
YE Dong-cheng, MU Shan, TAO Yue-zan
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Based on the 1-D water quality model of stream, which taking into account the continuous discharge of groundwater along the stream way, a new analytical solution is proposed by superposition theorem. According to this new analytical solution, parameters estimation of stream water quality model response to groundwater discharge is analyzed quantitatively. The solute concentration decays when the groundwater discharge, a spot of pollution source, enters to streams and moves to lower reaches. The influence of seriate line-source to the decay of solute concentration in streams is not simply equal to the addition influence of several point-sources. It refers to line-source when describing the water exchange between aquifers and streams. Taking Yinghe River, Anhui Province as an example, the study of the deviation degree of parameters estimation of stream water quality model due to groundwater discharge shows that, the influence of the groundwater discharge to the variation rule of solute long streams, which affects the comprehensive attenuation coefficient k greatly, cannot be described simply by k in theory.
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Forward Modeling of Airborne Electromagnetic  Induced Polarization Effect in Time-Domain Based on Debye Model
Zhang Xinchong, Yin Changchun
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1573-1581.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220244
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The time-domain airborne electromagnetic (AEM) method is an efficient geophysical exploration technique. Yet, due to the presence of the induced polarization (IP) effect, electromagnetic (EM) data from late-time channels often exhibit a phenomenon known as sign reversal. The traditional imaging and inversion methods without considering the IP effect cannot recover the real electrical structure of the underground, so it is necessary to develop the EM forward and reverse modeling technology with IP effect. This study introduces a three-dimensional (3D) forward algorithm for AEM with IP effect in the time-domain built upon the unstructured finite-element method. To capture the IP effect within the medium, we use the Debye model, transforming it into a derivative form in the time-domain through frequency-time conversion. For temporal discretization, an unconditionally stable second-order backward Euler's scheme is applied. Maxwell’s equations are discretized in space using a vector finite element method based on an unstructured tetrahedral mesh. The algorithm's accuracy is verified through a comparison with the 1D semi-analytical solution of the uniform half-space model. We compute EM responses for both a half-space and 3D geological formations under various polarization conditions. We observe that the polarization characteristics of surrounding rocks and anomalous bodies can be effectively identified according to the attenuation characteristics of the AEM response curves. In addition, by studying the characteristics of the influence of IP parameters on the time-domain AEM system, we show that the larger the resistivity of the geological body or the larger the chargeability, the stronger the IP effect.


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Intelligent Identification Method of Reservoir Lithology in Central Depression of Songliao Basin

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Wang Tingting, Sun Zhenxuan, Dai Jinlong, Jiang Jilu, Zhao Wanchun
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1611-1622.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220304
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The recognition and classification of lithological information hold significant importance for categorizing oil and gas reservoirs and evaluating the compressibility of reservoir rocks. This study presents enhancements to the deep learning  network U-Net and conducts a comparative validation using experimental data from  central depression  of  Songliao Basin. We propose a more suitable feature attention fusion Unet (FAF-Unet) designed for well logging data. The selection of logging data primarily involves sensitivity analysis to identify characteristic parameters, including natural potential, acoustic time difference, photoelectric absorption cross-section index, wellbore diameter, density, natural gamma, and deep and shallow lateral resistivity. These parameters are analyzed to understand reservoir rock lithology. FAF-Unet is a network that amalgamates residual blocks and channel attention mechanisms. Residual blocks can better retain the data with lower-level features of the depth direction, and channel attention mechanisms can make up for the problem of ignoring the connection between  horizontal channels during vertical convolution. Comparing the accuracy and recall of six recognition methods, including support vector machine, decision tree, U-Net, U-Net with effective channel attention (ECA) mechanism, U-Net with residual block (Res-Unet), and FAF-Unet with both ECA and residual block, experimental results demonstrate that FAF-Unet achieves an accuracy and recall rate exceeding 89.00%. FAF-Unet outperforms the other five methods in terms of recognition performance and exhibits a narrower fluctuation range between accuracy and recall.


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Seismic Data Reconstruction Based on Joint Accelerated Proximal Gradient and Log-Weighted Nuclear Norm Minimization

Yang Fan , Wang Changpeng, Zhang Chunxia, Zhang Jiangshe, Xiong Deng
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1582-1592.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220305
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Due to surface obstacles or economic constraints, seismic data recorded is often incomplete. Consequently, seismic data reconstruction is an important topic in seismic research. This study presents a seismic data reconstruction approach based on joint accelerated proximal gradient and log-weighted nuclear norm minimization. The process begins by subjecting the original seismic data to low-rank preprocessing through texture-patch operators. Subsequently, the accelerated proximal gradient algorithm is employed for an initial reconstruction of the low-rank seismic data. Finally, an algorithm based on the log-weighted nuclear norm is presented to tackle the optimization problem and reconstruct the missing data. For synthetic seismic data and real seismic data, the reconstruction results of the joint accelerated proximal gradient and log-weighted nuclear norm method have improved both in quantitative and qualitative analysis: The signal-to-noise ratio of the synthetic data set with a 40% missing rate is 26.135 7 dB and the reconstruction error is 6.789 4; The signal-to-noise ratio of the Mobil Avo Viking Graben Line 12 data set with a 30% missing rate is 17.247 8 dB and the reconstruction error is 4.762 5; The signal-to-noise ratio of the Netherlands F3 data set with a 60% missing rate is 26.058 1 dB and the reconstruction error is 7.464 1.


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Eliminating Low-Frequency Noise in Reverse-Time Migration Based on DeCNN

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Wan Xiaojie, Gong Xiangbo, Cheng Qiao, Yu Minghao
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1593-1601.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220251
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Reverse-time migration (RTM) is widely employed for its ability to produce high-resolution imaging results. Nevertheless, wavefield extrapolation based on the two-way wave equation often leads to pronounced low-frequency noise under cross-correlation imaging condition. This issue significantly impacts the quality of the resulting images. In this study, we introduce a convolution-deconvolution neural network (DeCNN) built upon the U-Net architecture to mitigate the presence of low-frequency noise in RTM. We utilize source-normalized imaging results with  low-frequency noise as training data, and the Laplace filtering results   as labels to abtain  the neural network model, grounded in a data-driven approach. The comparison results of   model trials and transfer learning demonstrations highlight the superior denoising proficiency of  DeCNN. It outperforms  U-Net, effectively suppressing noise in scenarios such as the transfer  SEG/EAGE standard salt dome model and  Marmousi model. In contrast to conventional techniques aimed at mitigating low-frequency noise through up and down traveling wave decomposition, DeCNN  can input the source-normalized imaging results into the network after training, and the network can output high resolution imaging results in seconds. The efficiency is much higher than that of conventional low-frequency noise suppression methods using wavefield decomposition, and it has certain advantages in noise suppression effect.


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Study on Forming Conditions and Metallogenesis of Kuhai Mercury Deposit, Qinghai Province
DING Zheng-jiang, SUN Feng-yue, LI Bi-le, ZHAO Jun-wei, LI Shi-jin
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Kuhai gold-bearing mercury deposit is located in the southern orogenic belt of Eastern Kunlun. Its wall rocks are a suit of shore to shallow sea facies carbonaceous carbonate and quartz sandstone formations. Ore bodies are jointly controlled by both strata and structures, and usually they are distributed in folded layers’ fissures, structural fissures and joints or in the broken belts of fold flanks. Metallogenic fluids are mainly rock formation water and meteoric water as well as possible addition of magmatic hydrothermal solutions. The ore-forming fluids contain NaCl of 1.90%-5.70% and the density is in the range of 0.78-0.97 g/cm3. The fluid inclusions show homogenized temperature at 118.8-291.6℃. The metallogenic pressure is about 43.24 MPa, correspondent to a depth of 4.56 km. Studies indicate that the Low Permian carbon-bearing strata in the area has provided the main ore-forming materials which were further mobilized by magmatic hydrothermal fluids during the Late Triassic tectonic activities and finally formed as mineral deposit at the broken folded belts. Overall, Kuhai mercury deposit is a middle to low temperature hydrothermal mineral deposit and is considered as an epizonal deposit in terms of orogenic gold deposit series.
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Sand Body Thickness Prediction of Underwater Distributary Channel Based on CV-XGBoost Method

Bai Qinglin, Liu Xuanliang, Zhang Junhua, Wang Fujin, Liu Zhongwei, Jiao Hongyan
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1602-1610.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220258
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Aiming at the problems of underwater distributary channel sand body, such as thin single layer thickness, serious superimposition and crossing, strong lateral heterogeneity, and poor consistency of well seismic relationship, this study presents a prediction method of CV-XGBoost reservoir thickness based on cross validation. Firstly, correlation analysis and multicollinearity evaluation are used to remove redundant attributes, then the model training and parameter set optimization are carried out, and finally thickness prediction is carried out with verification set. The results show that: 1) For reservoir prediction with few samples, it is necessary to do cross validation to improve the accuracy of reservoir prediction; 2) XGBoost uses a regular term with the second order partial derivative to control the convergence progress of the model, and its prediction accuracy is better than that of conventional LASSO (least absolute shrinkage and selection operator) regression, GBDT (gradient boosting decision tree) and SVM (support vector machine) methods; 3) The reservoir prediction results with low verification set ratio can be used to understand the macro distribution of sand body, and the higher verification set ratio is helpful to improve the accuracy of sand body description; 4) The average amplitude, average energy, arc length and dominant frequency in this study area are the attributes that contribute greatly to thickness prediction.

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Application of Petrophysical Properties in the Geological Corridor of Western Liaoning Province to Petrogenesis

Li Yang, Han Liguo, Meng Zhaohai, Xu Xuechun, Li Fengting, Dong Siyuan, Zhou Shuai
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1623-1634.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220196
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This study focuses on measuring the physical parameters of rock samples sourced from diverse geological units within the geological corridor of western Liaoning Province. For igneous and sedimentary rocks, we establish both qualitative and semi-quantitative relationships between density, elastic wave velocity, magnetic susceptibility, resistivity and spectral data, and study the correlation between petrophysical properties and rock characteristics, so as to study the diagenetic environment of rocks. Through statistical analysis of correlation coefficient curves specific to different rock types, we present a comprehensive summary of the interplay between rock types and strength of correlation coefficient between spectral reflectance and the intensity of correlations with density, elastic wave velocity, magnetic susceptibility, and resistivity. According to the characteristics of strength of correlation, it is analyzed that the difference of diagenetic environment leads to different physical properties of different rocks. The physical sedimentary environment of sedimentary rocks fosters a robust correlation between its spectral reflectance and both density and elastic wave velocity. The stable diagenetic setting of igneous rock yields a strong connection between its spectral reflectance and magnetic susceptibility. The spectral reflectance of both sedimentary and igneous rocks exhibits a positive correlation with density and elastic wave velocity.

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Spatial-Temporal Differentiation Characteristics of Urban Construction Land Expansion in Liaoning Province

Guo Lina, Zi Fengjiao, Jiang Guanghui, Zhao Yanxia, Wang Gang
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (5): 1635-1650.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220287
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Understanding the characteristics of urban land expansion is essential for managing the uncontrolled growth of construction areas during the urbanization process. Four representative cities, namely Shenyang, Dalian, Chaoyang, and Dandong, located in various directions within Liaoning Province, were chosen for this study. Employing remote sensing image data from 1990, 2000, 2010, and 2020, the research employed metrics such as the proportion of construction land, expansion intensity index, expansion intensity difference index, and the public edge measurement method to investigate the distinctive attributes of urban construction land within the designated area. The findings reveal significant variations in the spatial expansion of construction land across the four cities. Between 1990 and 2020, the overall share of construction land expanded considerably from 4.74% to 11.58%. During this period, the order of expansion intensity shifted from high to low as follows: Shenyang, Dalian, Dandong, and Chaoyang. Notably, Dalian exhibited rapid expansion, Shenyang and Dandong initially underwent slow expansion, transitioning to higher rates during the second and third phases, Chaoyang expanded from low speed to high speed, and then to medium speed. Over the same period, the divergence in urban expansion trends of  Shenyang, Chaoyang, and Dandong diminished gradually, while Dalian experienced an increasing discrepancy in its expansion pattern. The four cities employed a combination of three expansion modes, with predominant reliance on sprawl development, followed by enclave development, infill development was relatively minimal. The overarching urban growth trend revolved around outward development. However, distinct development needs led to variations among the cities.
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Geological Characteristics and Hydrocarbon Reservoir Significance of the Diabaseprophyrite at the Shanghewan Area, Southeast Uplift of the Songliao Basin, NE China
ZHENG Chang-qing,XU Zheng-shun,WANG Pu-jun,SUN Xiao-meng,WANG Hu
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There are two types of diabaseprophyrite dikes in the third member of the Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation at the Shanghewan area in the southeastern uplift of the Songliao Basin. One type of diabaseprophyrite was emplaced in the NE30°-35° trending trackingexpansion joints, and contained dikes of 1-5 m in width, 75°-88° in dip angle and showed indented contact between the dikes and the county rocks. Another type of dikes was emplaced in the 40°-45° direction shear joints, with the dikes being 2-10 m in width, 75°-88° in dip angle and showing lowangle lineation or striation in the slippery boundary between the dikes and the county rocks. There are strong to weak schistosity from rim to centre in all the dikes. The chemical compositions of the dikes are similar to that of the basalts. However, the dikes show secondary changes, including hypo-calcspar and crystallite biotite, indicating fluid-rock metasomatism. The diabaseprophyrite dikes recorded some important events happened in the area when the terminal deposition of the Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation took place in this area-NE-SW compressive tectonic stress and basic magmation. The research for the incursion and deformation of the dikes indicates that they were controlled by the Jiamusi-Yitong faulting and was under compression after intrusion of dikes. The study on the geological characteristics of the diabaseprophyrite provides some important information to the relations between the original fracture-cracks in dikes and their reservoir significance.
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Quantitative Evaluation of Shale Oil in Different Occurrence States in First Member of Qingshankou Formation of Upper Cretaceousin South of Songliao Basin
Zhang Hui, Wang Zhizhang, Yang Liang, Li Zhongcheng, XingJilin
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 315-327.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210410
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China's continental shale oil resource has great potential, and is an important alternative energy source for the petroleum industry. The First Member of Qingshankou Formation in the South of Songliao basin is rich in shale oil resources, and industrial and high-yield oil flows have been found in many wells through oil testing. Taking the Lower Part of the First Member of Qingshankou Formation as the research object, and the occurrence state of shale oil as the pointcut, this paper focuses on the quantitative evaluation of the amount of swelling oil, adsorbed oil, and free oil in shale oil enriched in high-quality lithofacies such as high organic matter lamellar shale and medium organic matter laminar shale, so as to reveal the occurrence characteristics of shale oil in underground shale reservoirs, and to provide guidance for further exploitation of shale oil in the South of Songliao basin. The shale oil is mainly stored in shale reservoirs in five states: Kerogen swelling state, kerogen adsorption state, organic pore free state, inorganic mineral adsorption state, and inorganic pore free state; Among them, the occurrence state of shale oil in high organic matter lamellar shale is mainly organic occurrence oil such as kerogen swelling oil, kerogen adsorption oil and organic pore free oil, and the organic occurrence oil amount can be as high as 253.0 mg/g TOC. The shale oil amount of well TY1 is the largest, followed by well CY8, and the amount of well H238 is the lowest; The occurrence state of shale oil in medium organic laminar shale is mainly inorganic occurrence oil such as inorganic adsorbed oil and inorganic pore free oil, up to 167.0 mg/g TOC. Well CY8 has the largest amount of shale oil, followed by well H258, and well H238 has the lowest amount of shale oil. Well TY1 and well CY8 are located in the semi deep-deep lake, where a large set of mud shale is developed, while well H238 is located in the outer front of the delta and closed to the source area, resulting in significantly lower shale oil accumulation than the wells in semi deep-deep lake. Therefore, the sedimentary environment is the main reason for the difference of shale oil accumulation in different areas.
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Comparison between Subaerial and Subaqueous Volcanic Rocks and the Reservoir Significance-Taking Yingcheng Formation in Songliao Basin as Example
ZHANG Yan,SHU Ping,WANG Pu-jun,ZHENG Chang-qing,SHAN Xuan-long
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The subaerial and subaqueous volcanic rocks have significant differences in lithology, texture and structure, alteration, occurence, contact with underlying strata, pore and fissure development. Subaerial volcanic rocks mainly comprise lavas, clastic lava, pyroclastic rocks and sedimentary pyroclastic rocks. Subaerial lava has rhyolitic structure. Bedding structure and few reverse hummocky structure formed in pyroclastic rocks. The subaerial volcanic rocks underwent weak alteration and unconformity with underling strata. Ancient weathering crusts and continental plant can be found. Main reservoir spaces in subaerial volcanic rocks are primary pore, condensing shrinkage joint, secondary dissolution pore, cleavage fissure in mineral and structural fracture. Subaqueous volcanic rocks mainly comprise glassy lava, crystal-vitric bedded/sedimentary tuff, bentonite/illite/montmorillonite/zeolite. Subaqueous volcanic rocks have pillow or orbicular structure, horizontal bedding, graded bedding, strong alteration. Subaqueous lava appears domed, lenticular shape, tuff appears stratiform shape, bentonite/illite/montmorillonite/zeolite near crater appears loose conglomeration with volcanic bombs. Contact relation of subaqueous volcanic rocks and underlying strata is conformity, disconformity or erosion. Main reservoir spaces of subaqueous volcanic rocks are primary pore, dissolution holes in amygdaloid body, explosive fracture, intergranular pores, erosion pore and fracture in matrix and phenocrysts and structural fracture. Both subaerial and subaqueous volcanic rocks can be found in Yingcheng Formation of Songliao Basin. Typical characteristics of subaerial volcanic rocks include rhyolitic structure, columnar joint, carbonized wood/silicified wood, angular unconformity contact with underlying strata. Typical features of subaqueous volcanic rocks include perlite with glassy structure and pillow structure, lamellar tuff, bentonite. Most of volcanic reservoirs in Yingcheng Formation of Songliao Basin are subaerial volcanic reservoirs. The inner subfacies of extrusive facies of subaqueous volcanic rocks are good reservoirs.
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Formation Origin of High Concentration-Fe in Shallow Groundwater in Deyang, Sichuan Province
DING Ai-zhong, HAO Na, CHENG Li-rong, ZHANG Dan, TAN Wen-jie, ZHANG Li-zhong, LIN Xue-yu
J4    2009, 39 (5): 868-873.  
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Deyang, situated in Sichuan Province, is rich in groundwater resources,which serves as the most important source of drinking water for the local people. However, high concentration of iron in groundwater has been found in many places. Laboratory leaching experiments were carried out to examine the factors that may increase the concentration of iron in groundwater, including pH, microorganisms, ammonium nitrogen, redox conditions and organic matter content. The results showed: (1) the leaching solution had higher concentration of ferrous iron in acidic conditions; (2) ferrous iron concentration increased with organic matter content in soil; (3) the ferrous iron concentration in solution decreased when microorganism activities were inhibited; (4) in reducing environment, ammonium content had little influence on ferrous iron concentration; (5) in reducing environment, it was easier for iron in soil to be leached comparing to oxidizing environment. Together with the hydrogeological and geochemical condition in the area, the causes of high concentration of iron in groundwater were the weak acid of shallow groundwater in Deyang, high organic matter content in soil as well as the reducing environment.

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Experimental of Microscopic Pore Structure Heterogeneity and Flow Mechanism of Chang 8 Reservoir in Xifeng Oil Field
SONG Guang-shou, GAO Hui, GAO Jing-le, SUN Wei,REN Guo-fu, QI Yin, LU Yong, TIAN Yu-hong
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Representative samples are selected from Chang 8 reservoir of Xifeng oil field of Ordos basin to develop water displacing oil of in-situ sandstone microscopic model and water displacing oil of CT scanning for analyzing the impact of microscopic pore structure on flow mechanism of ultra-low permeability reservoir. The experimental results of water displacing oil indicate the water displacement efficiency always presents direct ratio with permeability for the core samples without microcrack. However, the existence of microcrack increases the heterogeneity of microscopic pore structure,then the flow mechanism changes completely, and the water displacement efficiency differs. The laboratory findings of water displacing oil of CT scanning also demonstrate microcrack increases the microscopic heterogeneity of pore structure to some great extent, makes the water displacement effect worse. Casing pressure has major affection on water displacement efficiency of dual porous medium reservoir. It is obvious that the microscopic pore structure heterogeneity is the main reason to cause low sweep efficiency and worse water displacement effects for ultra low permeability reservoirs.
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Hydraulic Relationship Between Malianhe River and Groundwater: Hydrogeochemical and Isotopic Evidences
SU Xiao-si, WAN Yu-yu, DONG Wei-hong, HOU Guang-cai
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Geochemical Characteristics of Strontium Isotope of the Paleokarst Reservoirs in the Huanglong Formation at the Margin of Southern Daba Mountain
WEN Hua-guo, ZHENG Rong-cai, SHEN Zhong-min, ZHANG Bing, CA Jia-lan, LUO Ai-jun, SHU Yi-xin
J4    2009, 39 (5): 789-795.  
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Karstic rocks of the Huanglong Formation exposed at the margin of the southern Daba Mountain can be divided into four types: slightly-corroded, moderately-corroded porous,intensely-corroded brecciated and intensely corroded and altered secondary calcic karstic rocks. The strontium isotope compositions of various karstic rocks are analyzed systematically and are compared with the rocks without karst corrosion. It is indicated that during the karst formation process, a positive deviation of  87Sr/86Sr ratio can be seen from infiltrating fluid belt to active underflow belt while an intense negative deviation appears gradually in the inactive underflow belt. Under the water-rock interaction system of the same karst fluid regime, the matrix are more enriched in  87Sr compared to breccias. However, the secondary calcic karstic rocks are poorly enriched in 87Sr when compared with those of dolomitic karstic rocks. The high 87Sr/86Sr ratios of the varied genetic and differently corroded karstic rocks are caused by the injection of high 87Sr groundwater involved in the water-rock interaction and the intense 87Sr enrichment of the matrix dolomite. The strontium isotope of different karstic reservoirs can provide meaningful geochemical information for forecasting and evaluating the development and distribution rules of the Huanglong Formation at the margin of southern Daba Mountain in time and space.

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Geological Characteristics and Genesis of Perlite in the Lower Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation in the Santai Area of the Songliao Basin
SHAN Xuan-long,LIU Qing-di,REN Li-jun,ZHAO Yu-ting
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The Beishan perlite in the Santai area belongs to the first member of the Yingcheng Formation and is exposed in an area of 0.62 km2, and its thickness is over 30 m. The perlite is associated with bentonite, hydrothermal breccia, rhyolite in typical geological sections. The perlite can be divided into pillow and orbicular, fluidal massive,breccia perlites and perlitic agglomerate. The perlite contains phenocrysts of amphibole and pyroxene, and its groundmass is of clear spherulitic and microlitic textures, indicating intensive devitrificaltion. In ascending order, the rock sequence is perlite→bentonite→hydrothermal breccia→rhyolite, and the facies sequence is volcanic conduit facies→effusive facies. The perlite is formed by fast under water cooling. The petrogenesis of perlite consists of the fellowing three stages: the first stage is a collapse volcanic lake-explosive phase. A collapse volcanic lake was formed during the early Cretaceous in the Santai area and tuff with developed horizontal beddings were formed in the stage. The second stage includes three substages. Substage of extrusion under water was featured by the volcanic eruption happened in the collapse volcanic lake, and large amount of perlite (volcanic glassy lava ) and some rhyolite lavas were formed because of quick cooling of magma under water of the basin in the substage. The hydrothermal substage was featured by the formation of rhyolitic hydrothermal breccia while the explosive-effusive substage is characterized by volcanic agglomerate, tuff and rhyolite. The third stage is called partial bentonitie stage. The perlite was hydrated by the groundwater of atmospheric origin under alkaline condition during inter-volcanic eruption stage. Only partial perlite (surface or fractures) was altered into bentonite because there was not enough water medium under relatively closed condition for the perlite.
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Sedimentary Characteristics and Distribution Rule of Oil Shale in Maoming Basin in Guangdong Province
LI Dian-chao,ZHU Jian-wei,YAN Huan-rong,GUO Min,ZHENG Zhi-wen
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The Maoming Basin belongs to a half grabenlike faulting basin of extension regime. The oil shales are found both in the Palaeogene Youganwo Formation and in the Neocene Shangcun Formation. The Youganwo Formation is the main mining horizon where the oil shale lies on the top of coal beds. The sedimentary environment of the oil shale belongs to a moderate deep lake system. The Jintang mine in the Maoming Basin is located in the richest center of the basin. A fault trending northwest controlled the buried depth, distribution and oreforming process of the oil shale. Affected by the sedimentary environment and their provenances, the oil yield of the Youganwo Formation is commonly within a range of 5% and 9%, up to 13%; the oil yield of the Shangcun Formation changes in a range of 3.5% and 6.5%, averaged at 4.5%.
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Reservoir Evaluation and Oil-Gas Distribution of Yurubcheno Oil Field in Russia
DU Xu-dong, ZHAO Qi-hui, NI Guo-hui, CAI Hong-ya, ZHOU Kai-feng, CHEN Xing-Xia, ZHU Jian-wei
J4    2009, 39 (6): 968-975.  
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The carbonate reservoir evaluation based on well logging data of Russian logging series is done in Yurubcheno oil field in Siberian platform. On the basis of the conversional log characteristic analysis, evaluation parameters from the logging data are given for identification of the reservoir types, fractures, shale intervals of the formation and tight reservoirs in the carbonate reservoir with dual porosity. The reservoirs are classified into matrix type, micro fracture type and macro fracture type. The preferential directions of fractured reservoir distribution are NE-SW and NW-SE which are consistent with the distribution of carbonate and the structural high of the buried hill. It generally locates 0-100 m under unconformity which corresponds to the distribution direction of the dolomite corrosion zone, which controls the distribution of the high production wells. But the distribution of the fractured reservoir is heterogeneous and anisotropic in this field. Factors controlling the distribution of oil and gas in this field are the lithology of the reservoir and its structural location in the buried hill. The reservoir in Yurubcheno Formation, which is pure dolomite and has good location in the structure, has high oil and gas yield. There is poor oil and gas production in the reservoirs in Dolgoktinskaya Formation, where the lithology is not pure dolomite, and the Kuyumbinskaya Formation which located at a lower structural location.

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Analysis on Arsenic Contamination in Groundwater
DING Ai-zhong, YANG Shuang-xi, ZHANG Hong-da
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Arsenic contamination of groundwater is one of the most important reasons to endemic arseniasis in the world. The sources of arsenic, the processes of arsenic migration and enrichment in groundwater were analyzed, which showed that the environmental conditions are the key factors to arsenic enrichment in groundwater like in the arid or semi-arid area, closed terrain and physiognomy and block-faulted depressions. Also the characteristics of water-bearing media, groundwater velocity, pH, Eh, organic contents in groundwater play great important role in arsenic migration and enrichment. A model was proposed to describe arsenic contamination of groundwater and its influencing factors controlling the processes of arsenic migration and enrichment, which can be used for the strategies making of arsenic contamination control in arseniasis areas.
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Analysis of Metallogenic Conditions of InSitu Leachable Sandstone Type Uranium Deposit in the Southeastern Margin of Songliao Basin
YU Wen-bin, DONG Qing-shui, ZOU Ji-bin, FENG Ben-zhi
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The analyses of the sedimentary facies, rock geochemistry and reformation after the sedimentation from the Upper Cretaceous Quantou Formation to Nenjiang Formation indicate that the beneficial sandbodies of the uranium deposit are mainly Quantou Formation’s braided channel and Qingshankou Formation’s delta sandstone types. By summarizing and analyzing the geological setting, uranium source, paleoclimate, hydrology, lithologiclithofacies conditions in the region, it is indicated that the Quantou Formation in Fanjiatun-Jiutai area and the Qingshankou Formation in Yangdachenzi area are potential metallogenic prospective areas for insitu leachable sandstone type uranium deposit in the region, which develop braided channel or delta marginal sandstones, and possess favorable forming conditions of interlayer oxidation zone, and constituting supply-passage-discharge system of abundant uranium source.
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Provenance and Evolution Characteristics of Jurassic-Cretaceous in  Eastern Part of the Southern Margin of Junggar Basin
Wang Ke, Gao Chonglong, Wang Jian, Liu Ming, Luo Zhengjiang, Cheng Haifeng, Liu Ke, Ren Ying, Deng Yi
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 328-347.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210122
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The oil and gas exploration potential of the Jurassic-Cretaceous reservoirs in  eastern part of the southern margin of Junggar basin is huge, but the limited understanding of its provenance conditions and sedimentary background evolution seriously restricts the subsequent oil and gas exploration and development. In this study, the source characteristics of the Jurassic-Cretaceous sediments in eastern part of the  southern margin of Junggar basin are determined and the evolution process is restored through the analyses of sandstone clastic composition, conglomerate gravel composition, heavy mineral type and combination, paleocurrent characteristics, and stratigraphic lithology proportion, and the evolution process is restored combined with the regional tectonic evolution background: Olutio the Bogda Mountains did not uplift in the Early Jurassic, and the provenance system of the quasi-southeast segment was controlled by the northern Kelamey Mountains and the southern Tianshan Mountains;The original sedimentary boundary in the southern part of the study area is far away from the current basin boundary. In the Middle Jurassic, due to the uplift of the surrounding mountains and the influence of Yanshan movement, the Bogda Mountains began to uplift and gradually exposed to the surface, which had a certain impact on the provenance system of the southeast section, however, from the Late Jurassic to the Early Cretaceous, the Bogda Mountains continued to uplift and eventually became the dominant source area in the southeast;At the same time, the uplift of Kelamey Mountains increased from the Late Jurassic to the Early Cretaceous, which enhanced its supply capacity. On the whole, from the Early Jurassic to the Middle Jurassic, the quasi-southeast segment was jointly affected by the southern Tianshan provenance system and the northern Kelamey provenance system. During these dimentary period of the Middle Jurassic-Early Cretaceous, the southern Tianshan provenance system, the northern Kelamey provenance system and the Bogda provenance system coexisted, however, their influence on the Jurassic-Cretaceous system in the southeast segment is different.  
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Reservoir Characteristics and Controlling Factors of Lower-Middle Ordovician Yingshan Formation in Tahe Area#br#
Shi Jiangtao, Hao Junming, Wang Xiaolei
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 348-362.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210332
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The Ordovician carbonate rock of Yingshan Formation in Tahe area is an important exploration and development target in Tarim basin, and the analysis on the reservoir characteristics is  important for deep oil and gas exploration. Based on the core, thin section, logging and seismic data, in this paper the authors discuss the rock types, reservoir space types, physical properties, and reservoir types of Yingshan Formation, comprehensively analyze the main controlling factors affecting the development of Yingshan Formation carbonate reservoir, and summarize the development rules and models. The research shows that the carbonate rocks of Yingshan Formation are mainly bright crystal grain limestone, wackestone and micrite, and the reservoir space is composed mainly of inter-granular pores, inter-crystalline pores, fractures, dissolution pores, and karst caves. The reservoir types can be divided into four types, including fracture, cavity, fracture-porosity, and fracture-karst cavity. The reservoir of Yingshan Formation is the combined result of paleo-topography, sedimentary environment, diagenesis, etc. The paleo-topography is the background of reservoir development, and the paleo-topography of sedimentary period and supergene period has different functions. Sedimentary environment is the basis of reservoir development, and the rock porosity and permeability in different sedimentary facies are obviously different. Diagenesis controls the formation of reservoirs, among which the most critical ones are dissolution and fracturing: Multi-stage and multi-type dissolution is the key to the formation of reservoirs, and fracturing promotes the formation of reservoirs.
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Distribution Law of Mantle-Origin CO2 Gas Reservoirs and Its Controlling Factors in Songliao Basin
FU Xiao-fei, SHA Wei, WANG Lei, LIU Xiao-bo
J4    2010, 40 (2): 253-263.  
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Based on the interpretation of 15s deeper seismic profiles and the anatomy of typical CO2 gas reservoirs, the distribution law of CO2 gas reservoirs and its controlling factors have been deeply analyzed in the Songliao basin. Vertically, CO2 is mainly rich in volcanic rocks of the Yingcheng Formation, and sandstone reservoirs in 3th and 4th Members of Quantou Formation. The beaded distribution feature of CO2 is mainly dominated by lystric basement faults which are in direct contact with deep thermal fluid: heat-flow diapirs and intrusions, and are depression-controlling and volcanic vent-controlling. Meanwhile, outlet points of CO2 are controlled by strike infection-points, endpoints and overlap zones of these faults. And CO2 mainly comes from the deep thermal fluid. The activity of basement faults connected with thermal fluid led to the basin filling by mantle-derived magma, at the same time, the carried CO2 was released into volcanic rocks erupted earlier and then developed into volcanic CO2 gas reservoirs of Yingcheng Formation. Considering that faults controlling gas pool are usually basement faults which were active during fault-depression phase and the Late Quantou Formation to the Early Qingshankou Formation, it was speculated that CO2 reservoirs of Yingcheng Formation were mainly formed between the Late Quantou Formation and the Early Qingshankou Formation. In Songliao basin, the stronge tectonic inversion occurred in the Late Mingshui Formation, and during the declining of compressive force from the SSE to the NNW, the reactivation of basement faults formed positive inversion faults; released from thermal fluid diapirs, CO2  was migrated upward and then accumulated in inversion structural belts; as the development of fault-style inversion tectonics in the southern part is better than the northern part, and the western is better than the eastern part, CO2 is richer in the south than in the north, richer in the west than in the east in Songliao basin.

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The Burial History of the Southern Songliao Basin
GUO Wei, YU Wen-xiang, LIU Zhao-jun, MA Lin
J4    2009, 39 (3): 353-360.  
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The analysis of basin subsidence history and buried history are important part of hydrocarbon appraisement.According to the well logging data of south Songliao basin,on the basis of formation denude, the authors evolved the research on deposition rate, subsidence rate and buried history. The simulation of deposition rate and the subsidence rate indicate that the deposition rate and the subsidence rate of the Shahezi Formation,the Yingcheng Formation is the rapidest, the Quantou Formation,the Mingshui Formation is high,and the Denglouku Formation,the Qingsankou Formation,the Yaojia Formation,the Sifangtai Formation is low;the finding of the buried history make known the significance that fast deposition,fast subsidence and fast burial  from the Shahezi Formation to the Yingceng Formation.The strata is denuded in the Late Yingcheng  Formation, stratigraphic break and denudation present increasingly tendency from west to east; the significance of buried history is the more fast deposition,subsidence and interment. From the Denglouku Formation to the Mingshui Formation, the subsidence stay entire from the Yaojia Formation,the strata from upper the Nenjiang Formation to the Mingshui Formation denudation acutely. The strata basically absent in the southeast uplift of the basin from The NengjiangⅢ Formation to the Mingshui Formation.From the Paleogene to the Neogene,the overall significient present that strata uplift slowly,then fall slowly, deposition slowly, bury slowly.

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Mantle Fluid’s Action in the Processes of Petrogenesis of Alkalic Porphyry and Associated Mineralizations,Western Yunnan, China-Constraint of Geochronology and Isotope Geochemistry
LIU Xian-fan, SONG Xiang-feng, LU Qiu-xia, TAO Zhuan, LONG Xun-rong
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There are welldeveloped alkalirich porphyry polymetallic deposits in the eastern Jinshajiang-Ailaoshan fault, western Yunnan. The alkalirich porphyries in the region have been discovered containing deep xenoliths.The studies on the geochronology for deep xenoliths, their host alkalic porphyries and mineralizing quartz viens show that the diagenetic age of the deep xenoliths are older than that of their host alkalic porphyry, and the alkalic porphyry’s diagenesis and associated mineralization are almost same in age. Combined with the studies of Pb-Si-Sr-Nd isotopic geochemistry, it is indicated that during the period of alkalic magma diagenisis the alkalic porphyry and its country rocks were suffered metasomatic alteration by the siliconrich mineralizing fluids which were contaminated with crustal rocks, meanwhile, the ore deposits were formed. The mineralizing process of the siliconrich fluids is essentially a continuation of the mantle fluid metasomatism during mineralizing processes in the crust. The mineral crystalline age (116.0 Ma) of the mantle fluid metasomatism and the age (51.2 Ma) of the siliconrich mineralizing fluid suggest that the mantle fluid had been active through the whole processe of the alkalic magma diagenism and associated mineralization. The mantle fluid resulted in the concentrations of Si, Al, Na, K, Siincompatible elements and ore elements, and the transition of Sr-Nd isotopic geochemistry from depleted mantle to enriched mantle,and the high temperature mineralization in the porphyry and the low temperature mineralization in the country rocks. The action of the mantle fluid is not only an internal constraint to wide spread Cenozoic mineralization but also an important geochemical background for the formation of large and superlarge deposits in the western Yunnan, China.
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Genesis and Characteristics of the Dongsheng Kaolin Deposits in Ordos Basin
MA Yan-ping, LIU Chi-yang, ZHANG Fu-xin, ZHAO Jun-feng, YU Lin, HUANG Lei
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Dongsheng kaolin deposits lie in Jurassic Yan’an Formation in northeast of the Ordos Basin. Genesis of the kaolinites is disputed. Based on thin section observation, scanning electro microscope (SEM), X-ray diffraction, major elements component (XRF) and REE analysis (ICP-MS), the characteristics of kaolin sandstone deposits in the studied area were determined. By contrasting with country rocks, the orebearing sandstone is white sandstone cemented by kaolinite with coarse and fine fraction in the same sample, and the original rock is red sandstone with clastic kaolinite and illite. The distribution of the ore beds are well correspondent to the oil seepage in northern basin. Field characteristics, petrography, bulk chemistry and natural gas migration and leakage suggest that the kaolin sandstone deposits experienced chemical reduction from the Neopaleozoic gas seepage in field south of the studied area where fluids reduced some Fe3+ of iron to Fe2+ within the red sandstone, and then the red beds were bleached. At the same time, acid fluid dissolved feldspar grains and transformed feldspar into kaolinite. Kaolin deposits experience later weathering and leaching and improve present scale.
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Sedimentary Characteristics and Salt-Forming Model of Salt-Bearing Sequence of Member 4 of Funing Formation in Jintan Gas Storage#br#
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 363-381.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210028
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For the safe and continuous operation,further development and construction of Jintan gas storage, based on the observations of core and thin sections, the analysis of well logging and seismic and testing data, the sedimentary facies characteristics, development characteristics, controlling factors and sedimentary pattern of salt-bearing sequence in the study area were studied. The results showed that the salt-bearing sequence rocks can be divided into five categories: salt rocks, sulphate rocks, carbonated rocks,  and silt rocks, six types of bedding structures, and two types of chemical genesis structures,and their sedimentation was in arid, hot and high salinized water. The salt-bearing sequence has the characteristics of box-shaped, bell-shaped, tooth-shaped, funnel-shaped and flat-shaped on logging curves, and there are three types of seismic reflection characteristics in the seismic profile of the salt-bearing sequences: parallel, irregular hummocky, and lobate isolation. The salt-bearing sequences in the study area are salt lake sediments, which can be divided into three sub-facies, including depocenter of gypsum-halite, transitional zone of carbonatite and edge zone of sand shale, and seven micro-facies are identified. The salt-bearing sequences have different sedimentary characteristics and distribution pattern in each sequence. The highstand system tract is characterized by the biggest salt thickness  in the middle stage of depositional progress. The paleogeomorphology controls the type and distribution of the sedimentary microfaces, the openness of water body controls the sedimentary sequence evolution and lithological combination, and the alternation of lake level controls the rock type and distribution law of the salt-bearing sequences. A salt-forming model of localization and superposition is established in the study area, and the low-lying area in the lake-basin center is favorable for further development and construction.
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Two Genetic Types of Gold Deposits in Sonid Zuoqi , Inner Mongolia
ZHU Hong-chen,WANG Hai-po, ZHANG Jiong-fei
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Quite a few gold deposits have been found recently in the southern Sonid Zuoqi, Inner Mongolia, such as the Bayan Bold, Bayan Har and others. The Bayan Bold gold deposit is located to the north of the Sonid Zuoqi ophiolitic melange belt, and the Bayan Har gold deposit is in the west of the belt, which is thought to be a part of the Sonid Zuoqi-Hegenshan suture zone between the southern margin of the Siberian plate and the northern margin of the North China plate. Based on a comprehensive study, the authors hold that there are two genetic types of gold deposits in Sonid Zuoqi. The Bayan Bold gold deposit, which is related to granite-porphyry formed in Early Paleozoic island arc environment, is of a mesothermal type. And the Bayan Har gold deposit, which is related to the granite-porphyry intruded in Sonid Zuoqi ophiolitic melange belt in the middle-late stage of the Late Paleozoic, is of an epithermal type.
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Stratigraphical Sequence and Regional Correlation of Yingcheng Formation in the Southeast of Songliao Basin
JIA Jun-tao, WANG Pu-jun, SHAO Rui,CHENG Ri-hui, ZHANG Bin, HOU Jing-tao, LI Jin-long, BIAN Wei-hua
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Stratigraphical correlation is performed on 20 cross and drilling sections at the southeastern margin of the Songliao Basin and in the Xujiaweizi faulted depression. The Yingcheng Formation could be divided into five lithologic members and considering that member 1- member 4 have been in usage in the Xujiaweizi faulted depression, the author have termed the five lithologic members as: lower member (K1ylow), member 1 (K1y1), member 2 (K1y2), member 3 (K1y3) and member 4 (K1y4), in order not to cause more confusion. The lower member consists mostly of andesite basalt, andesite, andesite tuffaceous with conglomerate, sandstone, siltstone and mudstone as interlayers, with Yingcheng 343 drilling hole profile as its standard section. Rhyolite, perlite and rhyolite volcaniclastic rocks dominate in member 1. Member 2 is mostly of clastic rocks, including conglomerate, sandstone, siltstone, mudstone with tuff as interlayers in the lower part and rhyolitic volcaniclastic rocks at the top of the member. Member 3 is composed of basalt, basaltic tuffaceous rocks at the lower and middle parts while at the top of the member of intebedding of the intermediate with acidic volcanic rocks. Xieweibagou-Guanmashan-Tuanjie crosssection can be selected as the standard section of member 1, member 2 and member 3. Member 4 consists mostly of conglomerate, samdwiched in sandstone and mudstone, with the Xushen 1 drilling hole profile as its standard section. Member 4 only exists in the Xujiaweizi faulted depression.
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Migration and Transformation of Ammonia-nitrite-nitrates in Groundwater in the City of Jilin
LIANG Xiu-juan,XIAO Chang-lai,SHENG Hong-xun,MENG Xiao-lu,LI Sheng-hai,ZHAO Feng
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Through analyzing of the water chemistry data of groundwater in Jilin city in the years of 1988~2004, the distribution and variations of ammonia-nitrite-nitrates in groundwater with time showed to have very closed relationships with their origins. The content of ammonia-nitrite-nitrates in ground-water in the area of agricultural irrigation distributed uniformly in space, while varied with rainfalls, high in precipitation seasons low in dry seasons; industrial pollution makes the content of ammonia-nitrite-nitrates in groundwater vary apparently, while annual variations is not explicit; ammonia-nitrite-nitrate concentrations in groundwater increased with time. The reason could be the increase of pollution sources from soil and surface water and infiltration. Different pollution sources, hydrogeological conditions, soil and water loss, high content of Fe2+ in groundwater have some influences on the transportation and spatial distribution of ammonia-nitrite-nitrates.
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Geochemical Characteristics of the Oils in the Kongdian Formation in the Southern Slope of the Dongying Sag and Their Source Rocks
WANG Jian-wei, SONG Guo-qi, SONG Shu-jun,ZHAO Mi-fu, GAO Xia
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Based on comprehensive analysis of the biomarkers such as isoprenoid paraffin, steranes, terpenoid and carbon isotope composition of oil samples from the Kongdian Formation in the southern slope of the Dongying sag, the typical geochemical characteristics of oils of the Kongdian Formation are recognized. The oils from the Kongdian Formation are featured by steranes composed mainly of regular steranes with low isomerasation, by C29 regular steranes enrichment and high content of tricyclic terpenoid, by ∑tricyclic terpenoid /∑terpenoid ratios ranging from 0.15 to 0.53 and by δ13C of less than -29‰. Because no genetic links to the three known types of source rocks have been found for the oils from the Kongdian Formation, there must be a set of undiscovered source rocks in the studying area. Judged from the typical biomarkers of the oils, it is concluded that the undiscovered source rocks should be in the deep zone of the Eogene rocks and contain high content of humus and low content of clay.
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Oligocene-Miocene Palynostratigraphy and Paleoclimate of Well WN-A from Deep Water Area, Southeast Hainan Basin
Chen Ping, Wang Ren, Qin Jungan, Yang Rui, Li Jun, Ruan Zhimei
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 390-402.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210060
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The deep water area of southeast Hainan basin has become one of the most important natural gas exploration areas in the northern continental shelf of the South China Sea. A total of 108 samples were collected from the depth of 3 261.25-5 079.00 m in  Well WN-A for spores and pollen analyses in order to determine the stratigraphic age and reconstruct the paleoclimate conditions. The results show that the fossils are rich in species and distributed continuously, and can be divided into four sporopollen zones including Pinuspollenites-Polypodiaceoisporites-Juglanspollenites-Quercoidites E -Quercoidites D, Pinuspollenites-Juglanspollenites-Polypodiaceoisporites-Dicolpopollis kockelii, Quercoidites E-Polypodiaceoisporites-Pinuspollenites-Polypodiisporites, and Pinuspollenites-Polypodiaceoisporites-Randiapollis reticulatus-Quercoidites E from the bottom to the top of  WN-A well. The sporopollen at 4 425.00-5 079.00 m is dominated by Pinuspollenites, Juglanspollenites and pollen from deciduous Quercus, indicating tropic-subtropical cool conditions, and developing evergreen broadleaved, deciduous broadleaved, and coniferous mixed forest; however, the sporopollen at 3 261.25-4 425.00 m, is dominated by pollen from evergreen Quercus, suggesting tropic-subtropical warm climate conditions,and developing evergreen broadleaved and deciduous broadleaved mixed forest.  This  big climate change from relatively cool to relatively warm is comparable  to the global climate change of Oligocene to Miocene. The depth of recorded climate change, i.e. 4 425.00 m should be the boundary between Oligocene and Miocene.  
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Experiment and Numerical Simulation of Dynamic Behavior for Cohesive Soils
DAI Wen-ting, CHEN Xing, ZHANG Hong-qiang
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The dynamic tri-axial instrument of DTC-306 made in Japan is used to make cyclic triaxial test of silty clay under dynamical loading by load control. On the basis of various parameters and data offered from the test, utilizing common finite element procedure ABAQUS to set up the three-dimensional finite element model of the dynamic tri-axial sample, the dynamical deformation behavior of silty clay under cyclic load is simulated.Through a lot of contrast analysis to the dynamic tri-axial test relation data, the reliability of the model is validated. Then based on the finished three-dimensional finite element model, the relationship between dynamic deformation and the influence factors is researched, and the results are as follows: the first important influential factors of soil plastic deformation are initial elastic modulus, damping factor and type of cyclic load,then the magnitude of cyclic load, surrounding stress, frequency and the number of cyclic times,and the minimum influential factor is type of load wave. The numerical simulation method of finite element can substitute the dynamic tri-axial test to a certain extent.
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Analysis on Porosity Stress Sensitivity of Volcanic Rocks with Different Lithology and Its Influencing Factors:#br# Taking Volcanic Rocks in Changling Fault Depression as an Example
Zhang Lihua, Wang Min, Shan Gangyi, Pan Baozhi, Cao Yue
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 382-389.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210102
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In order to understand the pressure sensitivity of porosity of volcanic rocks with different lithology,the representative rock samples of andesite, breccia tuff and tuff in Changling fault depression were collected to measure porosity by gas method under the overburden pressures of 3.4, 8.3, 13.1, 17.9, 22.8, 27.6, 32.4 and 37.2 MPa respectively. The results show that with the increase of pressure, the porosity of the three lithological types of  samples decreases in different ranges, and the decreasing level is tuff, breccia tuff and andesite from large to small,whichindicates that the pore stress sensitivity of tuff is the strongest, breccia tuff is in the middle, and andesite is the weakest. The analyses of whole rock X-ray diffraction, rock slice identification under polarizing microscope, high-pressure mercury porosimeter experiment and nuclear magnetic resonance experiment based on CPMG pulse sequence show that rock composition, particle sorting and pore type are the key factors affecting pore pressure sensitivity; The larger the volume fraction of plastic minerals, the smaller the particles and the smaller the pore size, the stronger the pressure sensitivity of the corresponding porosity.
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Evolution of the Relationship between River and Groundwater and Several Scientific Problems
WANG Wen-ke, LI Jun-ting, WANG Zhao, FENG Xi-zhou,XU Min, WANG Wen-ming, YANG Li-jun
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Closely hydraulic connection and frequent conversion relationship exist between river and groundwater. In recent decades, due to natural causes and human beings activity, the relationship drives to complexity, water cycle is varied, and series of negative effect of ecological environment are induced, which make the water resource and ecological problems sharp. The relationship and its evolution are one of the most important problems of the interaction between river and groundwater, and are parts of the basic research contents of maintaining mechanics of river and reproducible capability of groundwater. Based on types division about conversion relationship between river and groundwater, according to indoor test and field experiment data, incorporating geological and hydrogeological condition, the authors analyse the seepage characteristic of each type and the factors which affect the evolution of the relationship. On the basis of current study situation, the authors analyse the shortage existing in current field and related scientific problems needed to be resolved which provide scientific basis for quantitative simulation and evaluation of the evolutional relationship between river and groundwater.
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Deep-Water Turbidite Fan Deposits and Relation to Hybrocarbon of the Upper Sha-4 of Shahejie Formation at Yong-55 Block in Dongying Sag
ZHANG Jing,WANG Wei-feng,RONG Qi-hong,SHI Wen-dong
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Deep-water turbidite fans are widely developed in the upper part of the fourth member of Shahejie Formation at Yong-55 block in the north steep slope of Dongying sag.They are among the best reservoirs in the area.The characteristics of sedimentary sequence are studied on the conglomerate body in Yong-55 block with drilling core discription,thin-section and grain size analysis,seismogram and logging. It is showed that the conglomerate body had low compositional maturity and textural maturity. Results of grain size analysis showed that graded suspending was the main transportation way of the clasts. Most of the sedimentary structures were generated by gravity flow. Bouma sequence is recognized from the core observing. The turbidite fan’s depositional models are summarized. According to the characteristics of sandstone and conglomerate bodies,the turbidite fan can be subdived into three subfacies,including inner fan,middle fan and outer fan.The sandy conglomerate bodies of brained channel in middle fan are the good reservoirs. Dark mudstone of lake facies containes hybrocarbon source rocks and good cover rock. It was proved that the deep-water turbidite fan deposits have good potentials for oil and gas accumulation.
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Meticulous Depiction of Lithology,Lithofacies and Reservoir Porosity and Permeability in the Third & Second Member of Yingcheng Formation-Based on Whole Coring Ying-3 D1 Well Drilled in the Standard Section
MIN Fei-qiong,WANG Pu-jun, YU Shi-quan,HUANG Yu-long,WU Yan-xiong, LI Zhe,REN Li-jun
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The whole coring Ying-3 D1 well was drilled in the standard section for investigating of the upper two members of Yingcheng Formation. The overall thickness of the third member is 205.70 m and the drilled thickness of the second member is 48.75 m (unpenetrated). There are mainly five types of volcanic rocks including lava,pyroclastic lava,pyroclastic rock,sedimentary pyroclastic rock and sedimentary rock. Volcano eruptions in this well have been divided into three cycles and ten periods. The reservoir spaces have been divided into four types and eleven subclasses. Further more, there are four combination patterns of reservoir spaces. The most favorable is pores directly connect to the fissures. Four types of pore distribution and seven types of pore structures have been recognized with core observation, microscope image analysis and mercury intrusion method. The single-bias with coarse-kurtosis and double kurtosis type have the best pore distribution. The best pore structure is of the low displacement pressure-coarse pore throat.
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Environmental Geochemistry of Vanadium in Topsoilin Panzhihua Mining Area
TENG Yan-guo, JIAO Xu-dong, ZUO Rui, WANG Jin-sheng
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A total of 59 topsoil samples and 2 profile samples were collected in Panzhihua mining area, geochemical distribution, mobility and potential ecological risk of vanadium were analyzed to show that: (1) the average content of vanadium in topsoil was 2.79 times higher than China soil background value, most vicinities around mining area was polluted; (2) the concentration of vanadium was reduced along with the depth increasing in soil profile, which indicated that the source of vanadium in topsoil was little influenced by parental rocks; (3) the anthropogenic contamination of vanadium in topsoil was light and moderate through the analysis of enrichment factor; (4) vanadium pollution was caused by the dry deposition of dusts from mining activities; (5) the chemical speciation of vanadium were: insoluble residue > oxidizable =reducible > soluble component, while the ecological risk was potential because of vanadium bioavailability was high.
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World Oil Shale Utilization and Its Future
QIAN Jia-lin, WANG Jian-qiu, LI Shu-yuan
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Oil shale resources are abundant in the world. The inplace shale oil resources, accounted from the world proven oil shale reserves, are much larger than the world crude oil proven reserves. US has the most abundant oil shale reserves in the world, the followings are: Russia, Zaire, Brazil, Canada, Jordan, Australia and China. The oil shale retorting for producing shale oil started since the first half of the nineteenth century in Western European countries. First retorting built in France, then England, Germany, Spain, etc. Hereafter, due to the development of cheaper crude oil, the shale oil production decreased. However, shale oil industry became active again due to the world oil crisis. During the history of more than one hundred years, oil shale industry waved several times. Today, China, Estonia and Brazil have their shale oil commercial production. Estonia, Germany, China and Israel have the oil shale combustion enterprises for producing steam and power. Since the recent higher world crude oil price, the shale oil production in many countries becomes profitable. China, Estonia and some other countries are planning to enlarge the shale oil production; Mongolia, Jordan, etc., are considering to build up shale oil plant; US intended to utilize his plentiful oil shale resources.
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Comparison of the Empirical Calculations for the Evaporation from the Shallow Phreatic Groundwater in Bare Soil of the Huaibei Plain
LIU Miao, HAO Zhen-chun , WANG Jia-hu, WANG Zhen-long
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Based on experimental data on phreatic evaporation from the bare soil at the Wudaogou hydrology test station in Anhui Province, the representations of different empirical formulas have been compared for calculations of groundwater evaporation of fluvo-aquic soil and lime concretion black soil with the shallow groundwater table. The evaporation capacity calculated by Penman-Monteith formula is suggested to replace the water surface evaporation observed for an improved regression. It shows that A-Verianov formula, the hyperbola type formula, the exponential type formula and the power type formula are better fitting the phreatic evaporation of fluvo-aquic soil, while A-Verianov formula, the hyperbola type formula, the exponential type formula and the inverse-logistic formula are better fitting the phreatic evaporation of lime concretion black soil. The Tsinghua formula is not suitable for the calculation of the phreatic evaporation in the Huaibei plain. The coefficients of each empirical formula are also listed.
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Baseflow Separation for Groundwater Study in the Yellow River Basin, China
LIN Xue-yu, LIAO Zi-sheng, JIAN Yun-peng, SU Xiao-si
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Characteristics of Fluid Inclusions and Genetic Model of Wufeng-Wuxingshan Gold (Silver) Deposit, Yanbian
CHEN Lei, SUN Jing-gui, ZHAO Jun-kang, MEN Lan-jing, LIANG Shu-neng, CHEN Dong,PANG Wei
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The Wufeng-Wuxingshan gold (silver) deposit in Yanbian area, Jilin Province is a large epithermal gold deposit of low-sulphidation type. The deposit is composed mainly of quartz-calcite veins, quartz veins and veinlet-dissemination sulfide breccias in altered rocks. The mineralization can be divided into four metallogenic stages: pyrite-bearing bulk quartz,chalcedony quartz vein, calcite-quartz vein and calcite-quartz, with the second and third stages being the main ones. The study of the fluid inclusions from the deposit reveals that:(1) most of them are two-phase isolated primary inclusions and chained secondary inclusions along fractures in minerals;(2)homogeneous temperature is mostly 180-280 ℃;(3)the salinity is 4.8 to 7.02 NaCl% and the density is 0.75-0.92 g/cm3;(4)the depth of the mineralization is at 0.15-0.32 km;(5)Laser Raman Spectroscopy analysis of the fluid inclusions reveals their predominant H2O constitute. These features of the fluid inclusions, combined with hydrogen and oxygen isotope studies (δD is -66‰--98‰,averaged at -87‰;δ18O is 3.18‰--7.2‰ and averaged at -5.1‰), suggest that the ore-forming fluids of the deposit came from the circulating atmospheric waters heated by the deep thermal flow. Under tensile tectonic regime, these hydrothermal fluids migrated through fault zones. Quartz-calcite veins and quartz veins were formed at the upper portion of the Wufeng deposit by filling while the veinlet-dissemination sulfides and breccias were formed at the lower portion of the deposit by fluid boiling. This opinion is different from the previous one that suggested the deposit was formed solely by fluid boiling.
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Crustal Tectonic Division and Evolution of the Southern Part of the North Asian Orogenic Region and Its Adjacent Areas
LI Jin-yi, ZHANG Jin, YANG Tian-na, LI Ya-ping, SUN Gui-hua, SHU Zhi-xin, WANG Li-jia
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Relationship Between Lithofacies and Logging Facies of the Volcanic Reservoir Rocks in Songliao Basin
GUO Zhen-hua, WANG Pu-jun, YIN Chang-hai, HUANG Yu-long
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The Mesozoic volcanic rocks are the most important gas reservoir in the northern Songliao Basin. 5 lithofacies and 15 subfacies have been recognized in the volcanics. The best reservoirs were generally found in three of the fifteen subfacies including pyroclastic bearing lava flow(Ⅱ3), upper effusive(Ⅲ3) and inner extrusive(Ⅳ1)subfacies. The corresponding logging characteristics are as follows: the Ⅱ3 is characterized by high value of Gama Ray (GR) with low amplitude dentiform outline, and by mediahigh value of Dual Lateral Logging of Resistivity (DLL) with low frequency and low amplitude dentiform outline; the Ⅲ3 is high in GR with low amplitude dentiform shape, DLL value of the Ⅲ3 is mediamedia high and with shapes of finger or hill figure; the Ⅳ1 shows high value of GR with media amplitude dentiform shape, its DLL is media highhigh value with media amplitude dentiform shape. Besides, undergroundexplosive breccia facies(Ⅰ3)and outer extrusive facies(Ⅳ3)can also be good reservoirs. Gas can cause DLL of the reservoir volcanics increasing markedly but water does the contrary. The DLL of dry volcanic rocks indicates facies and rock type dependent, in the sequence of volcanogenitic sedimentary facies<extrusive facies<explosive facies<volcanic vent facies<effusive facies; tuff<lava.
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Prediction Model of Sulfur Element in Magmatic Sulfide Deposits Based on Support Vector Machine Algorithm
Li Mengmeng, Liu Jingdang, Liang Tianyi, Tan Liang, Wang Gang, Zhu Xi
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 866-878.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200287
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Sulfur plays an important role in the formation of magmatic sulfide deposits. Based on the drill core data of the Voisey’s Bay nickel-copper sulfide deposit in Labrador, Canada, the correlation between nickel and copper mass fraction and sulfur mass fraction was analyzed by support vector machine (support vector machine, SVM) and kernel function based on radial basis function (radial basis function, RBF), and the prediction model of sulfur was established based on     sulfur mass fraction. In the prediction model, nickel and copper mass fractions are used as independent variables, sulfur mass fraction is used as the dependent variable, the predicted value of sulfur mass fraction is calculated by SVM to fit the original value. According to the calculation results of the fitting curve, the sulfur evolution can be divided into three stages: In the sulfur saturation stage, the mass fraction of sulfur element is 3.12×10-6-20.80×10-6, the variance is less than 1.44×10-7, the fractal dimension is 0.35, λ>0, and the stage is chaotic; In the mineralization stage, the mass fraction of sulfur element is 6.60×10-7-17.80×10-7, the variance is less than 1.37×10-9, the fractal dimension is 0.60, λ>0, and the stage is chaotic; In the sulfur loss stage, the sulfur mass fraction is 2.00×10-8-38.0.×10-8, the variance is less than 1.56×10-10, the fractal dimension is 0.94, λ=0, and the stage is stable. The results show that the mass fraction of nickel, copper and sulfur in the immiscible sulfur-saturated magma is not linearly or simply nonlinearly correlated, but staged nonlinearly.


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Hydrogeochemical and Environmental Characteristics of Strontium-Enrichment in Groundwater and Its Genesis in Qingken Lake Area
FAN Wei, YANG Yue-suo, YE Xue-yan, LU Ying
J4    2010, 40 (2): 349-355.  
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The fate and transport of Strontium are controlled by groundwater agent in geological environment. Since Sr enrichment is of hydro-geochemical significance and also closely related to human and eco-environmental health, the distribution features and enrichment mechanism deserve studying. Based on physical setting of the study area,the groundwater was sampled and Sr concentration in groundwater was analyzed to characterize the Sr enrichment extent,the spatial distribution features in the shallow/deep groundwater at different locations and the relationship among several water bodies. Based upon the hydro-geochemical environmental condition, Rfactor analysis method was coupled with soil sample analysis to determine the characteristics of the specific hydro-geochemical environment and fate/transport of Sr.The results indicate that the local hydro-geochemical environment in the study area was consistent with the regional arid-semiarid area in the Songnen Low Plain, and notable Sr enrichment in groundwater was revealed with a high level of 1.17 mg/L. In addition, Sr enrichment was controlled by both water-rock interaction and non-point pollution.

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Geochemical Characteristics of Hydrothermal Rhodochrosite in Erdaokan Ag-Pb-Zn Deposit Duobaoshan Metallogenic Belt, Heilongjiang Province and Its Indications

Dong Juan, Yuan Maowen, Li Chenglu
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 855-865.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210178
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The Erdaokan Ag-Pb-Zn deposit is a large Triassic Ag-Pb-Zn deposit newly discovered in the Duobaoshan metallogenic belt, Heilongjiang Province. Till now, little research has been conducted on  its formation mechanism, and its genesis is not clear yet. We selected the hydrothermal rhodochrosite as the research object, and systematically studied its mineralogical properties and geochemical characteristics by using optical microscope and LA-ICP-MS dating. The results show that the rhodochrosite is characterized by strong negative Eu anomaly and positive Ce anomaly, enrichment of light rare earth elements, and depletion of heavy rare Earth elements. In addition, the fractionation degree of light rare Earth elements  is significantly higher than that of the heavy rare earth elements, showing an overall right REE  distribution curve. On this basis,it is considered that the rhodochrosite in the Erdaokan Ag-Pb-Zn deposit was formed in a reducing environment, and the ore-forming materials  came from mixed sources. The deep ore-forming materials from the mantle, the carbonaceous shale and limestone near the ore all have important contributions to the formation of rhodochrosite.
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Genetic Mechanism and Development Periods of Fracture in Yanchang and Yan’an Formation of Western Mahuangshan Block in Ordos Basin
DENG Hu-cheng, ZHOU Wen, JIANG Wen-li, LIU Yan, LIANG Feng
J4    2009, 39 (5): 811-817.  
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The formation of the fracture is a complex process, so it must through many data to comprehensively analysis and determine genetic mechanism and terms of the fracture. First, in order to research the fracture of western Mahuangshan block in Ordos basin, the field investigations aiming at the fracture of analogous outcrop zone were done,the results show that the fracture systems are unstable, and the fractures are controlled by the structural deformation intensity and shape, structural deformation is the stronger the density of crack growth is larger. According to the core’s observation and the description of 23 wells, it shows the fractures are mainly vertical fractures and large angle-extensional fractures. From the segmentation, limitation and combination relationship, it indicates that the fractures formation have two stages. At last, based on the characteristics, genetic mechanism and forming stages of the fractures, experiments of acoustic emission experiment of rocks and carbon and oxygen isotope analyses of fracture fillings, and the background analysis of structural evolution in this study area indicated that the fractures are divided into two stages which are corresponding to the second and the third episodes of Yanshanian Movements, respectively.

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Groundwater Special Vulnerability and Its Assessment in Guanzhong Basin
JIANG Gui-hua, WANG Wen-ke, QIAO Xiao-yang, YANG Xiao-ting
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1106-1110.  
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The large area nitrate pollution in unconfined water is very serious in Guanzhong basin,and “three nitrogen”  is main contaminant, the concept of groundwater special vulnerability and its influence factors such as groundwater intrinsic factor, artificial factor, and specific factor about contaminant were analyzed. From these factors, 13 parameters were chosen to assess groundwater special vulnerability. The simulating results of “three nitrogen” transport and transformation were coupled to the special vulnerability evaluation model so that the process models were cupled with evaluation model, together with GIS technology, the special vulnerability of groundwater was evaluated. It is shown that the areas in which groundwater is polluted by “three nitrogen” easily are the alluvial plain which located at middle and lower Weihe River, low loess tableland, and the loess tableland that the thickness is less than 20 m near Xi’an at the south bank of Weihe River. The assessment results are accorded with the actual groundwater nitrogen pollution distribution in the year 2001, the concentration of nitrate in groundwater in these areas have exceed criterion in a large region.

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Characteristics of the triassic oil shale in the Hejiafang area, Ordos basin
LI Yu-hong,LI Jin-chao,JIANG Ting,WEI Jian-she,LU Jin-cai,HANG Jian
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In order to understand deposit characteristics, grade quality and exploration prospects of the Chang 7 oil shale mineral deposit in Yanchang Formation and provide a reference for further investigating oil shale in the Hejiafang area, Shannxi Province, the author has studied metallogentic background of the Triassic oil shale in the Hejiafang area and analyzed the data of the oil shale samples. The author has also compared the variations of parameters of oil shale between surface and underground and concluded that the oil shale is high in thickness, concentrated and stable in distribution, and high in oil production rate, and therefore is considered as medium-grade sulfer-rich oil shale. The oil shale on the surface show opening foliation, abundant pore volume and low density because of less overburden pressure. The utilization values of oil shale are reflected by their oil and gas contents, and therefore comprehensive utilization of gas must be considered during the mining of oil shale. The studied area is abundant with Triassic oil shale and shows good exploration potential.
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Simulation on Passive Microwave Radiative Transfer in Inhomogeneous Lunar Regolith
MENG Zhi-guo, CHEN Sheng-bo, LIU Cai, DU Xiao-juan, L Hang
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Based on radiative transfer equation and geometric spatial model, the mechanism of the microwave radiation transfer in the inhomogeneous lunar regolith is simulated. The results indicate that low frequencies are good for the simulation on passive microwave radiative transfer in the lunar regolith. The differences of the microwave radiation brightness temperature of lunar regolith in low frequency is much bigger, and the corresponding detectable thickness is much deeper than those in high frequency for exanvples in 3 GHz, the maximum detectable thickness is up to 12.4 m. The maximum detectable thickness of lunar regolith declines drastically with the increasing of the frequency. And the detectable lunar regolith thickness in high frequency is falling into the detectable range of that in low frequency. Based on the results, a look-up table between lunar regolith thickness and brightness temperature is established. The lunar regolith thickness can be obtained from the observed single-channel brightness temperature using the look-up table.
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Study on PRB Reactive Media in Remediation of Petroleum Contaminated Groundwater
ZHANG Ying, ZHANG Yu-ling, ZHANG Sheng-yu, MO Yu-yu, LI Hao-xu
J4    2010, 40 (2): 399-404.  
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Nine kinds of materials, including granular activated carbon (GAC), peat, shale-haydite, mudrock ceramicite with size of 1 mm and 3 mm, kaolin clay, polyvinyl alcohol, fine sand and white sand were comparied for PRB reactive media testing. The results of the experiment showed that the reduction of TPH in groundwater by peat media was optimal. The results of dynamic adsorption experiment showed that it reached adsorption equilibrium after 1 h. The removal effect of TPH was improved by heat-treatment of peat. The removal effect was optimal under the condition of 130 ℃ and 2 h.The particle classification test results showed that the removal effect was significant when the particle size was less than 2 mm. On the basis of above, microstructure of peat was observed and physicochemical property of peat was analized. It had a good application prospects for PRB with the peat as the reactive media in the remedy area of petroleum contaminated groundwater.

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Diagenesis Types and Features of Volcanic rocks and Its Impact on Porosity and Permeability in Yingcheng Formation, Songliao Basin
GAO You-feng, LIU Wan-zhu, JI Xue-yan,BAI Xue-feng, WANG Pu-jun, HUANG Yu-long, ZHENG Chang-qing, MIN Fei-qiong
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The diagenesis of volcanic rocks in Yingcheng Formation was classified as the early diagenesis and late diagenesis based on the observation of outcrop, well core, thin section and the analysis with scanning electric microscope. The early diagenesis includes corrosion, vaporization of volatile matter, isovolumetric condensing crystallization, pene-contemporaneous hydrothermal precipitation and crystallization, fusion, condensing constriction, differentiation condensing crystallization and the early impaction-cementation. The late diagenesis includes filling, devitrification, metasomatism, mechanical impaction and pressure solution, cementation and dissolution. The early diagenesis mainly influences the development of primary pore and the late diagenesis mainly influences the development of secondary pores. The pene-contemporaneous hydrothermal precipitation and crystallization, the early impaction-cementation, the filling, the mechanical impaction and pressure solution and cementation will harm the porosity and permeability of volcanic reservoir. The porosity and permeability will be improved after the vaporization of volatile matter, the isovolumetric condensing crystallization, the condensing constriction and dissolution.
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Geological features of the volcanic reservoirs of the Songliao Basin and their geophysical detection
SHU Ping, QU Yan-ming, WANG Guo-jun, DING Ri-xin, AI Xing-bo,JI Xue-yan, TANG Hua-feng, BIAN Wei-hua, WANG Pu-jun
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The authors mainly focus on the description of various spaces in the volcanic reservoir and their response to some geophysical detection methods. Eleven types of volcanic rocks are found to be effective gas reservoirs in the Yingcheng Formation of the Songliao Basin. Association of different pores and fractures forms the reservoirs’ space in different rocks. The fracture density and their opening status controll the permeability and throughput of volcanic reservoirs and change along with the variation in lithology and lightfaces. These fractures are of multi-evolution stages. Micro-resistivity scan logging (MRSL) can be used to identify the length and density of fractures in volcanic reservoirs. The apparent porosity is calculated by using the results of MRSL. Fracture detection at pre-stack helps to identify the density and direction of fractures semi-quantitatively. These results are proven to be helpful in making well development arrangement and underground artificial fracturing.
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The Relation Between Gold Deposits and Wuduoshan Granite in Eastern Qinling
CHANG Qiu-ling, LU Xin-xiang, LIU Dong-hua, LI Ming-li
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The geological setting,deposit features,metallogenetic fluid and the genesis of the gold deposit hosted in the Wuduoshan granite were systematically discussed. The faults controlled the mineralization mainly and connected the deep with the surface by the upward migration of the deepderived auriferous metallogenetic fluids via the fractured zones and by their later precipitation. The host granite and the gold deposit are not directly, but are indirectly associated. This cognition is of great significance in searching the same type of gold deposits.
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Geochemical Characteristics of Ore-Forming Fluids of the Linglong Gold Deposit in Shandong Province
WANG Ke-yong,ZHANG Chun-yan,FAN Yue-ming,ZHANG Xiao-dong
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Four types of primary fluid inclusions developed in quartz that intergrowth with goldbearing pyrite in the Linglong gold deposit, namely, Ⅰ aqueous two-phase; Ⅱ carbon dioxide-bearing three-phase; Ⅲ carbon dioxide and Ⅳ only liquid aqueous phase, respectively. The laser Roman spectroscopic analysis for composition and the microthermometric study of fluid inclusions indicate that: ①type Ⅰa fluid inclusions, in which the vapor volumes occupy 10%-15%, their homogenization temperature is 162.7-235.6℃, salinity is 4.65%-7.59% NaCl, the average composition of vapor phase is 96.48 mol% H2O and 2.4 mol% CO2; ② type Ⅰb fluid inclusions, in which the vapor volumes occupy 30%-45% , their homogenization temperature is 266.9-349.2℃, salinity is 10.8%-13.4% NaCl, the average composition of vapor phase is 69.75 mol% H2O and 24.74 mol% CO2; ③ type Ⅱ fluid inclusions, with a wide range of 20%-90% for the carbon dioxide volumes in fluid inclusions, their homogenization temperature is 193.5-321.6℃, salinity is 2.9%-5.3% NaCl, the average composition of the carbon dioxide phase is 27.72 mol% H2O and 70.60 mol% CO2. Comprehensive study of compositional and microthermometric analysis of fluid inclusions leads to the conclusion that fluid mixing between meteoric water-derived and mantle-derived hydrothermal solutions existed in the metallogenetic process of Linglong gold deposit. The former are mixed with CO2-rich fluids separated from mantle-derived solutions and then captured at different ratios formed type Ⅱ fluid inclusions; whereas mixed with CO2-unsaturated fluids which was the remnants of mantle-derived solutions after CO2 separation, could be captured to form type Ⅰb fluid inclusions. The changes in physico-chemical conditions of ore-forming solutions resulted from two kinds of fluid mixing have great significances to gold mineralization.
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The Closure Time of the Paleo-Asian Ocean and the Paleo-Tethys Ocean: Implication for the Tectonic Cause of the End-Permian Mass Extinction
LI Peng-wu, GAO Rui, GUAN Ye, LI Qiu-sheng
J4    2009, 39 (3): 521-527.  
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A comparative analysis of paleolatitudes and latitudinal displacements was undertaken for the South China, Cimmerian continent (including Baoshan, Shan-Thai and Qiangtang blocks), the North China and Siberian blocks by using available paleomagnetic data to determine the collisional and amalgamation history of these blocks. The results show that (1)the Baoshan block collided with the South China block in the Late Permian and continued to drift rapidly northwards, together with the South China and Shan-Thai blocks, until the Late Triassic; (2)the paleo-Asian ocean separating North China and Siberian blocks closed in the end-Permian, and North China block collided with Siberian block in the end-Permian(ca. 250 Ma); (3)the age correlations between the end-Permian mass extinctions, Siberian traps and Emeishan traps large igneous province and the final closure time of paleo-oceans show that the mass extinctions are closely related to the evolution of these ancient oceans, suggesting that the collision of continents are the main tectonic cause of endPermian mass extinctions.

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Study on Dynamic Change of Wetland in Sanjiang Plain,Northeast Area
JIANG Qi-gang, CUI Han-wen, LI Yuan-hua
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1127-1133.  
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The authors study on the wetland’s change of Sanjiang Plain in the past 20 years, with the TM, ETM and CBERS data, analyzing and quantifying the present distribution and spatial-temporal dynamic variety by RS and GIS technology. The results show that the wetland is now mainly distributed in the counties of Tongjiang, Fuyuan, Fujin, Hulin and etc., the varieties of lake and river are almost stable. During the study period, the mire area reduced 5 356.69 km2 greatly and the constructed wetland increased 11 597.68 km2. The results also indicate that the natural wetland landscape’s fragmentation is enhanced and the constructed wetland is connecting together gradually affected by human activity.

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Geochronology, Geochemistry and Petrogenesis of Quartz Porphyry and Granite Porphyry in Dubi Area, Zhengxiangbai Banner, Inner Mongolia
Yao Guohua, Hu Qiaoqing, Niu Wenlin, Zhao Yuanyi
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 899-916.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210205
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Quartz porphyry veins and granite porphyry veins are developed in the Dubi area of Zhengxiangbai Banner, Inner Mongolia, and are structurally located in the Bainaimiao island arc belt on the northern margin of the North China craton. Through LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating, the diagenetic ages of the quartz porphyry and granite porphyry are (127.8±2.1) and (128.8±0.7) Ma, respectively, and both are products of the Early Cretaceous magmatism. Petro-geochemically, the quartz porphyry is rich in silica (w(SiO2) 76.06%-77.20%) and potassium (w(K2O) 4.66%-6.48%), high TFeO/MgO ratio (10.42-12.55), higher 10000Ga/Al ratio (2.71-3.27), low w(CaO)(0.58%-0.70%). w(Al2O3) is 11.63%-12.67%, and the aluminum saturation index(A/CNK) is 1.08-1.15. The granite porphyry is rich in silica (w(SiO2) 70.67%-71.88%) and potassium (w(K2O) 5.83%-6.45%), high TFeO/MgO ratio (10.91-12.10), higher 10000Ga/Al ratio (2.64-3.03), and low w(CaO) (0.33%-0.44%). w(Al2O3) is 14.47%-15.14%, and the aluminum saturation index is 1.14-1.16. Their REE distribution curves show “seagull” right-leaning  pattern with obvious negative Eu anomalies. They are relatively rich in Rb, Th, K, Zr, Hf etc., and depleted in Sr, Ba, Ti, P, etc., indicating the characteristics of aluminous A-type granite. The zircon εHf(t) values of quartz porphyry and granite porphyry are -1.56-1.85 and -0.87-2.14, respectively, and the two-stage model ages(TDM2) are 1 281-1 067 Ma and 1 240-1 046 Ma, respectively, indicating that the two rocks are the products of  mixed materials from the crust and mantle. Combined with the regional tectonic evolution, it is considered that the quartz porphyry and granite porphyry were formed in the intraplate extensional environment during the thinning of the Early Cretaceous lithosphere on the northern margin of the North China craton.

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Mineralizations in Basalts of the Gejiu Tin Deposit in Yunnan Province
LI Ying-shu,QIN De-xian,DANG Yu-tao,XUE Chuan-dong,TAN Shu-cheng,HONG Tuo
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Located in eastern Gejiu area, the Gejiu tin ore deposit is a superlarge polymetallic deposit dominated by tin and copper mineralization and featured by characteristics of the volcanosedimentary ore deposits. Reworked by granites of the Yanshanian epoch, the basalts of the Gejiu Formation underwent intense metamorphism. The authors deal with the geological and geochemical features of the basalt and related mineralization in the area. The results of the research are: The contents of Sn, Cu, Pb, Zn, Ag and Au in the Indosinian basalt in the area are higher than those in average basalt of the world;The sulfur isotopes of sulfides in the deposits are between -1.5‰ and 4.0‰, similar to those of the mantle; Model ages of lead isotopes of the ores can be divided into two groups: The first group ranges from 180 Ma to 240 Ma, which represents basic volcanosedimentary mineralization of the Indosinian epoch, while the second group ranges from 80 Ma to 140 Ma representing the superimposed mineralization of the Yanshanian granite. It’s believed that the Indosinian basalt provided the oreforming materials for the ore deposit and was directly related to the mineralization in the area.
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Hf isotopic Characteristics and Geological Significance of the Chahayan Pluton in Northern Daxing’anling Mountains
SUI Zhen-min, GE Wen-chun, WU Fu-yuan, XU Xue-chun, ZHANG Ji-heng
J4    2009, 39 (5): 849-856.  
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The Chahayan pluton is located in the Eerguna block in the eastern Daxing’anling Mountains, and mainly consists of porphyritic biotitic syenogranite. The zircon grains separated from the syenogranite sample in the Chahayan pluton show generally euhedral form with fine oscillatory zoning on their CL images, and high Th/U ratios (0.32-1.12), which exhibit the features of magmatic zircons. LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating reveals that the Chahayan pluton emplaced at (236±1) Ma, belonging to the products of middle Triassic magmatism. Chahayan pluton displays massive structure without obvious deformation, and is characterized by enriched LILEs such as LREEs, Rb and K with negative Nb, Ta, P and Ti anomalies in geochemistry, which is similar to that of post-orogenic I-type granotoids, indicating the pluton probably formed in an extensional tectonic environment. Combined with previous studies in regional tectonics, the petrogenesis of Chahayan pluton is related to the lithosphere extension after the collision orogenic processes between the North China craton (NCC) and the Siberia plate. The Chahayan pluton has εHf(t) values ranging from -3.94 to 2.19 with model ages from 1.1 to 1.5 Ga close to those of Early Paleozoic and Mesozoic granotoids in this region, indicating that the crustal accretion event of Eerguna block occurred mainly in Middle-and Neo-Proterozoic period.

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Progress of High Temperature and High Pressure Experimental Study on Amphibole and Its Geophysical Implications
Han Kenan, Yi Li, Wang Duojun, Liu Chuanjiang, Zhang Ruixin
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 486-502.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210052
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As an important directions of geoscience, high pressure and high temperature experimental research can understand the physical and chemical properties of the materials, the internal structure, and dynamics of the Earth by simulating the temperature and pressure environment in the deep of the Earth. Amphibole is a double chain silicate mineral, which is an important component of mantle lithosphere and widely distributed in oceanic crust, subduction plates, metamorphic rocks, and igneous rocks. As one of the most important hydrous minerals in subduction zones, wide distribution of amphibole  and its dehydration under high temperature and high pressure play an important role in water content and water migration on the occurrence of earthquakes, high conductivity anomalies, seismic anomalies, and magmatic activities in subduction zones. In the past 100 years, scholars have conducted a lot of researchs on the physical and chemical properties of amphibole at high temperature and pressure. The chemical composition and structure of amphibole are very complicated, which results in significant differences in the physical and chemical properties of different amphiboles, including the difference of element migration under the dehydration and dehydrogenation, the influence of alkaline elements (K+Na) and H2O content on thermal stability during the formation and decomposition, high-pressure structural phase transitions in different space groups, conductivity anomalies in different crystallization directions, and the wave velocity anomalies in different crystallographic preferred orientation (CPO). Previous studies have provided a lot of knowledge on the physical and chemical properties of amphibole and its role in subduction zones, however, some issues such as the high-pressure dehydration kinetics , thermophysical properties, and deformation mechanism of amphibole are still unclear and deserve further study.
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Comparison of analytical method on global scale international geochemical mapping between China and europe
LIU Hong-yan,WANG Xue-qiu,CHENG Zhi-zhong,XIE Xue-jin
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The key problem is analytical problem in accomplishing international geochemical mapping project. Rather big difference exists between China and Europe in global geochemical mapping. The main differences are that uni-medium sampling in flood plain method is used in China while, in Europe, samples are taken from multi-media. Besides, large equipments are used to analyze 76 elements with the assistance of multiple analytical systems in China while only a few large instruments are used in Europe. Multi-media sampling used in Europe has obtained more information of elemental distribution in more natural materials, but it provided less element information because some key elements are not determined, which include Ag, Au, Ir, Os, Pd, Pt, Rh, Ru, F, Cl, Br, I, Ge, In, Se, Te, K, N, S, B, La, Bi, and Sc etc. These differences may restrict the compilation of the whole global geochemical atlas.
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Integrated Recognition with Geologic and Seismic Methods on the Volcanic Rocks, Volcanic Edifices and Volcanic Facies in Southern Deep Songliao Basin
YANG Li-ying,LI Rui-lei
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Both lower Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation and upper Jurassic Huoshiling Formation are partially composed of volcanic rocks in southern Songliao Basin. In Dongling area, most volcanic rocks of Yingcheng Formation are acidic and 73% of them belong to explosive facies while most volcanic rocks of Huoshiling Formation are basic. The volcanic rocks in Huoshiling Formation were divided into upper and lower series. 67% volcanic rocks of upper series are explosive facies and 59% volcanic rocks of lower series are explosive facies. Lenticular and mound shape, mid-strong or weak amplitude, low frequency, chaotic-bad continuity and diachronous phenomenon are the characteristics of seismic reflection for acidic rocks. The top boundary of acidic rocks shows a strong reflection. Eyeball and mound shape, weak reflection, worm like, low frequency, chaotic and bad continuity are characteristics of seismic reflection of basic rocks. Volcanic rocks were recognised by using inversion of simulated AC curve. The results showed that fault F1 controlled the thickness of volcanic rocks and thicker in the west and thinner in the east. The thickest was around well SN109. Cones of volcanic edifices were recognised by using trend surface of structure and 3D slice methods. Two conedeveloped areas have been found in Huoshiling Formation. The cones distributed in 56 km2 with structural amplitude of 547 m. Volcanic vent facies and extrusive facies were recognised with dip angle method based on the geophysical model of volcanic edifices. Explosive facies and effusive facies were recognised with waveform classification method. Integration of the dip angle method and waveform classification method recognises volcanic facies. The upper subfacies of effusive facies and volcanic vent facies well developed in the middle area of Huoshiling Formation. The cone-developed area is the first-rank target of volcanic prospect because of the thickest volcanic reservoirs and perfect permeability and porosity.
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Change of Landscape Pattern and Its Driving Mechanism of the Coastal Wetland in Dalian City
JIANG Ling-ling, XIONG De-qi, ZHANG Xin-yu, ZHANG Hong
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Two Landsat TM images(obtained in 2000 and 2006 respectively) were interpreted as basic information sources. The basic data of coastal wetland were obtained with the application of remote sensing and GIS-technique. The index reflecting the special structure and the heterogeneity of landscape pattern were selected by the ecological principle of landscape pattern. Those indexes were used to analysis the dynamic change of wetlands in Dalian. The result showed that the average fractal dimension index, fragment index and predominance index increased, but landscape diversity index decreased; and the area of wetlands in Dalian decreased 97.62 km2 in the past six years. The change of wetland landscape pattern was a result of the expanding of industrial zone and development of the large-scale feeding. Human activity was the main driving force for the landscape change.
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Study on Three-dimensional Full Coupling Model of Groundwater Exploitation and Land-Subsidence Control
LUO Zu-jiang, ZENG Feng, LI Ying
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1080-1088.  
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Aimed at the land-subsidence cased by groundwater exploitation in Quaternary loose sediments, based on Biot’s consolidation theory, took the shallow groundwater exploitation in Wujiang as the case study, a three dimensional full coupling numerical model between the hydraulic action of the seepage field and the stress field was established, in which Duncan-Chang non-linear model and the dynamic models of permeability were introduced with considering the non-linear characteristics and the dynamic variation of hydraulic conductivity of soils with stress. Based on identification and verification of the model, with the constraint condition that the groundwater level would not be lower than half of the roof depth of the first confined aquifer and the land-subsidence wound not exceed 50 mm, the allowable exploitable quantity of groundwater in every town was predicted, the exploitable quantity of groundwater is 1 203.59×104m3/a in the whole area.

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Diagenesis of Chang 6 Reservoir in Chuankou Oilfleld
XUE Jun-min, XIE Wei, WANG Zhen, ZHANG Lin
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1007-1012.  
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The authors made a detailed analysis of the diagenesis types,physical property evolution and its influencing factors  of Chang 6 reservoir of the Chuankou oilfield. According to petrography, thin section analysis and scanning electrical microscopy analysis, the diagenesis mainly includes compaction-pressolution, cementation, metasomatic alteration and denudation, and its diagenetic stage is on phase A of the late diagenetic stage. Among these, compaction and chemical bond are the main factors to cause the sandstone porosity reduction and the accumulation capability degradation. The compaction is mainly demonstrated as the plastic deformation of soft debris, and the evolution from the point contact of granular particles to concave-convex contact of granular particles. The cementation is mainly displayed as aedelforsite cementation, chlorite cementation, hydrosyalite cementation, carbonate cementation, quartz secondary enlargement and feldspar secondary enlargement. The denudation, especially the aedelforsite corrosion, enhances the sandstone accumulation capability. The main factors that influence the reservoir physical property are sedimentation and diagenesis.

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Petrogenesis and Tectonic Setting of the Dazeshan and Tianzhushan Granites in Jiaodong Peninsula: Geochemistry, Zircon U-Pb Geochronology and Lu-Hf Isotopic Constraints
Wang Ligong, Li Xiuzhang, Yu Xiaowei, Zhu Decheng, Wang Yingpeng, Zhang Wen, Ke Changhui, Hu Zhaoguo, Guo Ruipeng, Hao Xingzhong
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 879-898.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210076
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The large-scale gold mineralization in Jiaodong Peninsula occurred in 125-110 Ma. Coincided with the mineralization period, the Early Cretaceous the Dazeshan and Tianzhushan plutons  are distributed in the eastern margin of the North China craton. Based on the studies of the petrography, geochemistry, zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb dating, and Lu-Hf isotopic constitution, in this paper, the petrologic classification, forming age, magmatic source, petrogenesis and tectonic dynamic background are discussed. The Dazeshan and Tianzhushan plutons are characterized by w(Na2O) >3.68, 1.0δEu=0.49-0.64). They are a set of weakly peraluminous high potassium calc-alkaline rocks, showing the characteristics of I-type granites. The LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb ages of the Dazeshan and Tianzhushan plutons are (120±1) and (112±2) Ma, respectively. They are the late Early Cretaceous magmatic rocks of the Mesozoic in Jiaodong, and the products of different evolution stages of the same period. Their zircon εHf(t) values are -15.3--10.7 and -21.8--14.1, respectively, and the two-stage Hf model ages (TDM2) vary in the range of 2.15-1.86 Ga and 2.55-2.07 Ga, respectively. According to their petrology, geochemistry and Lu-Hf isotopic constitution, combined with the results of previous studies, the authors believe that the Dazeshan and Tianzhushan granites are the products of lithospheric thinning and intracontinental extension, and the diagenetic materials are mainly derived from the partial melting of the ancient crustal materials with the addition of some mantle materials. In the early stage, the Dazeshan pluton was formed at the same time as a large number of dark dykes in the Jiaodong area, and more mantle materials were added, which led to the decrease of the two-stage Hf model ages of the Dazeshan pluton.


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Calculation of Oil and Gas Reserves and Its Distribution on the West of Centerline of Qijia-Gulong Depression with Grey Theory
LV Yan-fang,WAN Jun,LIU Jiang-tao,SHA Zi-xuan
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Qijia-Gulong depression is master source area of oil and gas in Songliao Basin, a part of oil and gas from the source is held up in the depression, the other migrates to west clinoform zone. In order to calculate oil and gas reserves and its distribution in the half western depression and the west clinoform zone, on the basis of petroleum geological feature, gray GM(1,1) model about distance array is established. The assemble reserves of oil and gas and its distribution scale in every zone is calculated with this model, and according to this, after calculating discharge hydrocarbons quantity by genetic method, the reserve distribution in each zone on the west of centerline is calculated on different accumulative coefficient. According to conditions of hydrocarbons migration and gathering and preserving in Qijia-Gulong depression and west slope zone, combining exploration experience to Songliao Basin, selecting suitable accumulative coefficient, the final reserves to be possible explored is calculated that there are oil (4.4-6.2)×108 t,natural gas (770-1 078)×108 m3 in the west slope zone, and oil (1.0-1.3)×108 t,natural gas (208.4-291.7)×108 m3 in the half western Qijia-Gulong depression.
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The Key Parameters of Oil Shale Resource Appraisement and Its Evaluating Methods
DONG Qing-shui, WANG Li-xian, YU Wen-bin,LIU Zhao-jun, ZHANG Hai-long,HOU Gang-fu
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One of the key processes of the resource appraisement is to ascertain and evaluate the criterion of evaluation parameters. It is manifested by the first nationwide oil shale resource appraisement that the key parameters for the oil shale quality assessment are mainly concerned with oil yield(ω), desiccationbased ash productivity(Ag), lower thermal value(QgDW) and whole sulphur percentage(SgQ). The key parameters of the oil shale resource appraisement consist of orebed recoverable thickness(H), orebody effective area(S), orebody weight(D) and orebody resource types, etc. Different parameters have various meanings and evaluation criterions. With respect to characterizing the different geological features of the single project control point, massive oil shale rock or single layer oil shale, etc., there are certain discrepancies in the methods of evaluating various parameters and calculating formulas as well. Different parameters and calculating methods should be selected according to the various purposes during the estimation of the oil shale resources.
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Characteristic and Ore-Controlling Condition of Oil Shale of Jiufotang Formation of Lower Cretaceous in Kazuo Basin
WANG Yu-lin, GUO Qiang, XIAO Qian-hua, WANG Wei,YANG Chun, WEI Heng-fei, LIU Jin
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Field geological investigation, petrology and geochemistry study showed that three oil shale groups in Kazuo basin were developed in Member 1,2,3 of the Jiufotang Formation of Lower Cretaceous, the third oil shale group located in 3rd member have the greatest industrial significance. Oil shale always has the accompanying relationship with overlying sedimentary tuff or other tuffaceous strata.The oil shale(ore) of this area have four types, including mudstone, calcareous mudstone containing silty band, marlite and shale, and the former two are main types. The recoverable oil shale composed of 50% low-grade, 42% middle-grade and 8% highgrade oil shale. All of them are high-ash oil shale. Based on this, the authors discussed that the organic matter type of oil shale is humic-sapropel, and originated from the lower plants. The type of oil shale (ore) which formed in shallow-semi-deep lake environment is calcareous mudstone, and that in deep lake is mudstone. Mother rock types of provenance controlled the characteristics of chemical composition and types of ash component of oil shale. The volcanic eruption of the catastrophic event terminated the mineralization of the oil shale.
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Physical Properties and Control Factors of Reservoir in Beier Depression, Halaer Basin
CAO Rui-cheng, QU Xi-yu, WEN Quan, BAO Chun-yan, LIU Jian-ying, LIU Na, LIU Li
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The reservoir in Tongbomiao-Nantun Formation in Beier depression is characterized by low to medium porosity and low permeability. There are two anomalously high porosity zones in Beier depression; one is in the depth of 1 300[CD*2]1 800 m, and the other is at 2 400-2 700 m. The controlling factors for these two zones are as follows:①pyroclastic materials can be dissolved and form secondary pores;②the coating of detrital grains is suitable for conservation of primary porosity;③leaching of meteoric water has led to the formation of secondary porosity;④corrosion of organic acid has resulted in the generation of secondary porosity.Among them, leaching of meteoric water has contributed less to the formation of anomalously high porosity zones compared to other factors. As pyroclastic rocks are the main objects dissolved by organic acid and the newly generated cations are the major components forming chlorite and illite, the major controlling factors for the formation of anomalously high porosity in Beier depression are the physical properties of those special reservoir rocks.
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Simulation and Predicted Research on Changbai Mountain Landscape Pattern Process
WANG Ming-chang, NIU Xue-feng, YANG Yi-heng, XING Li-xin
J4    2009, 39 (5): 947-952.  
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Using the remote sensing and geographic data respectively collected in 1985 and 1999, we extract the landscape pattern information TuPu of Changbai Mountain for the recent 20 years, and build a model for the simulation and prediction of the landscape pattern information based on the geo-info-spectrum, landscape ecology theory and Geo-CA model. We perform a point-to-point comparison of the simulated 1985 and 1999 landscape pattern information TuPu of Changbai Mountain with that from the corresponding remote sensed image, and get a general precision of 84% in 1985 and 82% in 1999. The Moran I index is used to get the quantitative evaluation result,0.56,0.53 and 0.72,0.70 are individually the genuine and simulative Moran I index of 1985 and 1999.We can conclude that the simulation result is close to the actual situation.

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Characteristics of Thermal Springs and Genesis of Thermal Underground Waters in Hainan Island
GAO Fang-lei,YANG Xiao-qiang,WU Guo-ai,FU Yang-rong,CHEN Yu-wen
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The regional structural geology,igneous rocks and spatial relationships among the springs, as well as the springs’ hydrochemistry and isotope datum were analyzed. The characteristics of thermal springs in Hainan Island could well be concluded by this study, and formation of thermal underground water can be detected. The thermal springs distribute over northwest and southeast areas which are located at lower altitude. The type of water is mainly HCO-3 dominant, and slightly alkaline, high fluorine and silica. However, those from Quaternary beachfront region are the type of NaCl dominant because of seawater influence. Data on hydrogen, oxygen, helium isotopes and gas chemical composition showed that the underground thermal water was originated from local precipitation, then this precipitation was heated by the surrounding rocks when it cycled in earth’s upper crust and warmed to hot underground water finally. Geothermal source belongs to a low-medium temperature convectional geothermal system, and equilibrium temperature of the geothermal reserve in the range of 59.5-161.2℃ with the average temperature of 128.5℃. The heat energy is not influenced by magmatic activities but related to the higher regional geothermal flow in deeper region. The out-crops of thermal underground water are controlled by the regional NE, EW trending faults.
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Pore Textures and Its Causes of Volcanic Reservoir in Songliao Basin
YANG Shuang-ling, LIU Wan-zhu, YU Shi-quan, WANG Guo-jun, HUANG Yu-long
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Rhyolite is the main reservoir volcanic rocks of the Songliao Basin, belonging to calc-alkaline type of subalkaline series, also with medium-high-K. Reservoir space can be classified as primary pore, secondary pore and fissure, and furthermore, as thirteen basic genetic sub-types. The average porosity of volcanic reservoir is in range 3-15 percent, permeability (0.1-5)×10-3μm2, and pore radius ranges 0.05-1 μm. Pore structures can be classified as wide form, less wide form, rather narrow form, narrow form and extremely narrow form. Tectonic movements, weathering erosions and fluid activities are the main geologic factors that influence and control the development and evolution of reservoir space.
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Geochronology,Geochemistry and Hf Isotopic Characteristics of Early Cretaceous A-Type Granite in Erdene Area, South Mongolia and Their Geological Significance
Duan Sining, Tong Ying, Wang Wenzhi, Guo Lei
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 917-929.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210114
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The Erdene granite in Southern Mongolia is located on the western margin of the massive Cretaceous magmatic granite in the whole Northeast Asia. The zircon U-Pb geochronology, rock geochemistry and zircon Hf isotopes in the Erdene region were studied to determine the formation age, petrogenesis, and tectonic setting.The main rock type is biotite granite. The zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb dating yields  a weighted mean age of (123.4±1.4) Ma, indicating that it formed in the Early Cretaceous. The granite has high silicon(w(SiO2)=71.01%-72.66%), high alkali(w(Na2O+K2O)=8.52%-8.90%), poor phosphorus(w(P2O5)=0.06%-0.11%), low magnesium and calcium(w(MgO)=0.27%-0.39%, w(CaO)=1.10%-1.27%),and A/CNK=(1.05-1.07),indicating that it belongs to the metaluminous-peraluminous rock. It is characterized by enrichment of LILE(such as Rb, U,Th), depletion of HFSE(such as Ta, Zr, Hf) and depletion of Nb,Sr,Ba elements, with obvious negative Eu anomalies(δEu=0.11-0.15).The average magmatic temperature is 816  ℃. It belongs to A1 type granite. The εHf(t) of the rocks ranges from 2.54-7.92, and the TDM2 varies from 1 016-673 Ma, indicating that a little young materials might have been  added in the source region. Based on the regional extensional tectonics, it is believed that the large Erdene granite formed in an extensional thinning environment, which is related  to the decompression and melting of the middle and lower crust.

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Formation Mechanism and Mode of Sand Lens Reservoirs
DU Chun-guo, ZOU Hua-yao, SHAO Zhen-jun,ZHANG Jun
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The presence of episode compaction/fracturing phenomena of mud rocks and the discovery of boiling fluid inclusions in the sand lens show that the episodic charge mechanism of the overpressure fluids is a predominating cause for the reservoir formation. Based on the migration/accumulation dynamics and mode, on the type of conduit framework and mode of fluid flow and on the formation characteristics, migration/accumulation mechanism and the reservoir formation model, the dynamic types of sand lens reservoirs formation are classified into capillaryoverpressure control and single overpressure control types. The mode of fluid flow is discussed. It is believed that there may be both lateral and vertical flows in the sand lens under the overpressure condition.
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Tectonic Background and Provenance of the Neogene Sandstones Evidenced from Their Chemical Composition,Guantao Formation of Nanpu Sag,Bohai Bay Basin,China
LIU Shi-lin,LIU Yun-hua,LIN Ge,ZHOU Ye,GONG Fa-xiong,ZHANG De-sheng
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Compositions of major,trace and rare earth elements of the Neogene sandstones and siltstones in Guantao Formation of Nanpu sag are analyzed.The results reveal that most contents of major elements are moderate,SiO2 and Al2O3 contents and their ratios show that most of sandstone samples are arkose or lithic arkose as well as other major elements,with only a few graywackes existing.Contents of mafic elements (Co,Cr,Ni,Sc,V) and large-ion lithophile elements ( LILE) like Rb,Cs,Ba,Sr are similar to that in the upper crust.The unanimous chondrite-normalized REE distribution patterns suggest that sandstones have similar provenance and be formed in the same tectonic settings.Most discrimination diagrams of tectonic settings,such as diagrams of log(K2O/Na2O) versus SiO2,double variants distinction diagrams of major elements,diagrams of Th-Sc-Zr/10 and Th-Co-Zr/10 etc.,show that the provenance of Guantao Formation in Nanpu sag belongs to active continental margin tectonic setting.According to the diagrams of provenance discrimination (such as Th-Hf-Co plot and La/Th-La/Yb plot) and (Gd/Yb)N ratios,it can be known that the primary materials of sedimentary rocks of Guantao Formation came from the upper continental crust of post-Archaean that were mainly composed of felsic rocks.Compared with REE distribution patterns of intermediate-acidic volcanic rocks and granites from Yanshan orogeny during different times,the results show that source rocks were mainly from intermediate-acidic volcanic rocks and/or granites which were formed during Yanshan movement period inYan-shan orogeny.
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Geochemical Characteristics of Ore-Forming Elements and Ore Genesis of No.96 Ore-body in the Dachang Deposit, Guangxi
FAN Sen-kui, WANG Deng-hong, LIANG Ting, WU De-cheng, WEI Ke-li, ZHOU Hong-jun, HUANG Hui-ming, QU Wen-jun
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Relationship of Sandstone Diagenesis and Relatively High Porosity Areas in Nantun and Tongbomiao Formation: A Case from the Southern of Wuerxun Depression in Hailaer Basin
YOU Li, LI Chun-bai, LIU Li, LI Cai, WANG Hai-yan
J4    2009, 39 (5): 781-788.  
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The types of sandstone from Nantun and Tongbomiao Formation of Wuerxun depression in Hailaer basin are mainly debris-feldspar sandstone, sightly feldspar sandstone and feldspar-debris sandstone. The diageneses include compaction, cementation, metasomatism and dissolution, etc. With depth increasing, the porosity and permeability decrease. There are four relatively high porosity arears in about 1 500 m,1 850-2 050 m,2 300 m and 2 600-2 800 m. The reasons of relatively high porosity areas appearance are the preservation of primary porosity and the development of secondary porosity.The weakness of compaction and cementation, existence of clay coating and microcrystalline quartz are favor to the preservation of primary porosity;in the processing of thermal evolution of organic content and the conversion of clays, secondary porosity forming occurs.

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Diagenetic Facies Analysis and Anomalously High Porosity Zone Prediction of the Yuanyanggou Area in the Liaohe Depression
MENG Yuan-lin,GAO Jian-jun,LIU De-lai, NIU Jia-yu,SUN Hong-bin,ZHOU Yue,XIAO Li-hua,WANG Yue-chuan
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The measured porosity data and the observations of the thin sections and blue epoxy resinimpregnated thin sections show that there exist three anomalously high porosity zones vertically in the Cenozoic reservoirs in the Yuanyanggou area, Liaohe Depression, Bohaiwan Basin. To predict the lateral distribution of anomalously high porosity zones, the diagenetic stages and diagenetic facies has been predicted by digital modeling of the diagenetic parameters, e.g. paleotemperature, vitrinite reflectance, sterane isomerization rate, smectite and authigenetic quartz concentrations in spacetime, respectively. The chosen diagenetic parameters are sensitive to diagenesis and applied to divide diagenetic stages commonly. The anomalously high porosity zones are dominantly formed in the channel mouth bar, braided channel and channel bar deposits in the early diagenetic stage B period to late diagenetic stage A1 period, and developed dissolution diagenetic facieses. Therefore, the anomalously high porosity zones in the reservoirs could be blocked out by superposing the diagenetic facies maps on the microfacies maps. The anomalously high porosity zone of the Shasan member is mainly located in the middle slope part of the Yuanyanggou area, and extends along the western slope of the Liaohe Depression.
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Sequence Stratigraphic Character and Sedimentary Evolution in Cretaceous in Huhehu Depression in Hailaer Basin
CAO Rui-cheng, LI Jun-hui, LU Shuang-fang, ZHANG Da-zhi, LIU Qiu-hong, CHEN Xue-hai, ZHAO Ying, HU Shou-mei
J4    2010, 40 (3): 535-541.  
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Based on the theory of sequence stratigraphy, sequence stratigraphy framework in Cretaceous in Huhehu depression was established by comprehensively research of seismic data, cores and well logging data. Cretaceous in Huhehu depression was divided into 3 first-order sequences(TSq1-TSq3), 5 secondorder sequences(Ⅰ-Ⅴ) and 8 third-order sequences(Sq1-Sq8). Sedimentary facies were classified, and sedimentary system was studied in sequence framework. Study area mainly developed alluvial fan, fan delta, braided delta, subaqueous fan, lacustrine sediment and so on. Alluvial fan sedimentary system mainly distributed in Sq1 sequence;Fan delta sedimentary system mainly distributed in the south of Sq2 sequence and the north of Sq5 sequence; Braided delta sedimentary system mainly distributed in Sq3 sequence and Sq4 sequence, and it was developed in the north of Sq2 sequence; subaqueous fan sedimentary system mainly distributed in the depression belt of Sq2 and Sq4 sequence; The lateral and vertical evolution of sedimentary system was controlled by palaeostructure and palaeogeomorphology, and sedimentary sand bodies in the south of Huhehu depression were the favorable exploring area.

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Geologic Model Quantification and Characterization for Volcanic Reservoir of the Yingcheng Formation in Songliao Basin
ZHANG Bin, WANG Pu-jun, DING Ri-xin, XU Zhong-jie
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Here reservoir geologic model refers to the spatial distribution characteristics of lithology, lithofacies and porosity & permeability for reservoir volcanic rocks. Field sections and two drilling wells are studied in detail here, reservoir units are divided and compared, and thus the volcanic reservoirs of the area are finally quantified and characterized. Volcanic facies sequence in the area under study is mainly effusive facies→ explosive facies→ effusive facies & extrusive facies→ volcanic sedimentary facies→ explosive facies→ volcanic conduit facies & effusive facies. Explosive facies and effusive facies are of the largest scales, with lateral ranging of some subfacies from 400 m to 4 000 m and thickness of a single layer ranging from 2 m to 130 m. Volcanic conduit facies, extrusive facies and volcanic sedimentary facies are smaller, lateral range is from 110 m to 1 500 m and thickness of single layer is from 3m to 85 m. According to volcanic reservoir classifying standards, the lower member of the Yingcheng Formation is the first and third grade, the 1st member is the first and second grade, with the fourth grade, the 2nd member is the first grade, and the 3rd member is interbedded by the first, second and third grades with thin layers of the fourth grade. The upper subfacies, volcanic neck subfacies and inner subfacies are the best volcanic reservoirs. The lower subfacies and hydrothermal breccias subfacies are better volcanic reservoirs, the explosive facies is middle, and the middle subfacies and volcanic sedimentary facies are bad volcanic reservoirs. Porosity and permeability of volcanic lavas would be slightly affected by their buried depth, while pyroclastic rocks would be getting worse with increasing buried depth. Volcanic rocks with low porosity and low permeability would be affected little by their buried depth.
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Sub-Division and Depositional Systems of Lindian Fault Depression in the North Songliao Basin During Shahezi Stage of Early Cretaceous
CHENG Ri-hui, ZHU De-feng,WANG Hong-yan, WANG Pu-jun
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Lindian fault depression of the Songliao Basin is composite in basin structure, which can be divided into slope-fault terrace zone, depression zone and fault uplift zone. Those sub-structural units controlled the contributions of provenances, stream systems and depositional areas, and also controlled the development of depositional systems and their types. The fault terrace zone controlled the occurrence and distribution of sand deposits, developing alluvial fan-fan delta system on the steep slope fault terrace and alluvial fan-fluvial-delta on the gentle slope fault terrace. The fault uplift zone was a drainage divide within the fault depression, developing fluvial-delta systems on its two sides. The hanging wall area of fault can be used not only as depositional area, but also as bypass for the sediments to the center area of deposition. The depression zone was controlled by a single fault or a couple faults, developing fine sediments of shore swamp and shallow lake, being a kind of source rock.
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The Characteristics of Structural Deformation for the Lingxia Ductile shear zone of Nenjing-Balihan Fault Belt in Northeastern China
HAN Guo-qing, LIU Yong-jiang, WEN Quan-bo, ZOU Yun-xin, LIANG Dao-jun, ZHAO Yang-li, LI Wei, ZHAO Li-min
J4    2009, 39 (3): 397-405.  
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As the west boundary fault of Songliao basin and the eastern margin of the Greater Hing’an Mountains, Nenjiang-Balihan fault belt is located in the central part of Northeastern China. Nenjiang-Balihan fault belt is considered traditionally to be a huge deep-seated fault with NNE-striking, and it is characterized by a normal fault or detachment fault. During  field work, the authors found a ductile shear zone in Lingxia area, the middle of the fault belt. By the measurement of structural elements, the micro-structure studies, the finite strain measurement, the studying of crystal preferred orientations of quartz determined by EBSD (electron back scatter diffraction) and the measurement of the dynamically recrystallized quartz grain size,the authors calculated the paleo-stresses for the deformation rocks in the ductile shear zone, it shows that the feature of Lingxia ductile shear zone is sinistral strike-slip, develops protomylonite-mylonite with ca. 400℃ deformation temperature, and quartz fabrics is mainly low temperature bottom surface fabrics with slip system of {0001}. Based on the previous achievements about the features and formation date, Neijiang-Balihan fault belt have experienced a sinistral strikeslip ductile shearing fault in middle Early Cretaceous (134-113 Ma), and the dynamic tectonic setting of the Nenjiang-Balihan are related to moving direction changing from NWW to NNW of the Western Pacific Izanagi plate obliquely subducting under the Eurasia plate.

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Vegetation Anomalies of the Zhaoyuan Gold Deposits,Shandong Province and Its Significance in Remote Sensing Exploration
LIU Fu-jiang, WU Xin-cai, GUO Yan, SUN Hua-shan, MEI Lin-lu
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In this study a novel alternative synthesis methodology is presented, employing inexpensive multi-spectral Landsat-7 Enhanced Thematic Mapper (ETM+) data to delineate vegetation ano-malies potentially related to a hydrothermal alteration zone. Therefore, the authors employed ETM+ data of the Zhaoyuan gold deposits in summer to analyze and to determine if anomalies could be mapped using this assumption. To accomplish this, the process includes (1)data preparation, (2)vegetation indices (Veg. Index,TNDVI,SQRT(IR/R),NDVI,IR/R etc. ) and band ratios indices, (3)principal component analysis(PCA), (4)unsupervised classification and (5)supervised classification. The results clearly delineated several areas of vegetation anomalies related to the Zhaoyuan gold deposits, Shandong Province. Field checking of other areas, mapped as vegetation anomalies, also revealed several hydrothermal alteration zones. The results showed that extracting vegetation anomalies information using alternative synthesis methodology from ETM+ data is useful.
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Distribution Characteristics and Main Controlling Factors of Carbonate Cements in the Paleogene Reservoirs in Dongying Depression
ZHANG Yong-wang, ZENG Jian-hui, GAO Xia, ZHOU Shi-ying
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Carbonate cementation is the main type of cementation of sandstone reservoir of Dongying depression. Studies suggest that content of carbonate cementation gradually increases with the burial depth in Dongying depression. The relatively thick sand layer with carbonate cements is mainly distributed in Es3, followed by Es1 and Es2. Calcareous sandstones in Es4 are only seen in the small depression surrounding areas. Within Dongying depression, carbonate contents at the north steep slope belt, central rise belt, and south gentle slope belt are significantly different with the north belt contain more carbonate cements than the south belt. Under the same burial depth, the carbonate contents in the south and north are higher than that in central rise belt in Dongying depression. In faulting areas, carbonate contents are variable and dispersedly distributed, whereas in small depression areas, carbonate contents are of minor change and distributed in a roughly similar depth. The favorable facies belts for the deve-lopment of sandstone layers with carbonate cements include near-bank subaqueous fan, underwater alluvial fans and deep-water turbidite fans, and generally high carbonate contents in coarse grained sandstones. Under the same burial depth, the smaller thickness of the sandstone layer is, the stronger carbonate cementation is. When the sandstones are surrounded by carbonates or thick mudstones, then high carbonate contents will be found in the sandstones.
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Study on the Basic Physicochemical Characteristics of the Huadian Oil Shales
WANG Qing,XU Feng,Bai Jing-ru,SUN Bai-zhong,LI Shao-hua,SUN Jian
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The basic physicochemical characteristics of the Huadian oil shales were investigated in detail by a variety of experimental methods. The surface structure of the oil shales was measured with SEM. The properties of the oil shales such as density, grindability, ash characteristics, specific heat capacity, oil yield and so on were also investigated. In addition, the pyrolysis and combustion characteristics of the oil shales were also measured using the thermal gravitational analysis apparatus. The results show that the Huadian oil shale is a kind of lowgrade fuel with high ash, high volatile and low calorific value. Oil shale quality differs in different mine areas. By comparison, the Dachengzi’s were better than the Gonglangtou’s. Based on experimental results, pyrolysis and combustion kinetic models related were proposed. The results show the oil shale pyrolysis reaction is to be described by the first order kinetics. And different reaction orders at different temperature is required to describe the combustion reaction of the oil shales.
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Studies on Sulfur and Lead Isotope of the Arehada Pb-Zn-Ag Deposit, Dong Ujmqin Qi(County),Inner Mongolia
ZHANG Wan-yi, NIE Feng-jun, LIU Yan,JIANG Si-hong,XU Zhi,HU Peng,LAI Xin-rong,PI Xiao-dong
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Located at easternmost part of the Early Paleozoic tectono-magmatic belt of the Chaganobo-Aououte-Chaobuleng along the southern edge of the Siberian plate, the newly discovered Arehada deposit is a largescale Pb-Zn deposit occurring in the centraleastern Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region.We present 20 new sulfur and lead isotope data of wall rock and orebodies. The sulfur isotope compositions of wall rock are similar to those of orebodies. The δ34S values vary from 1.2‰ to 8.6‰. The sulfur isotope compositions show different sources. The temperatures calculated from sulfideparas show high temperature stage and medium low temperatrue stage. The 206Pb/204Pb,207Pb/204Pb and 208Pb/204Pb ratios of 17 sulfide samples of orebodies vary in ranges of 18.153-18.431, 15.370-15.602 and 37.653-38.213,with the average values of 18.271,15.464 and 37.873,respectivly. The 206Pb/204Pb,207Pb/204Pb and 208Pb/204Pb ratios of 3 sulfide samples of wall rock vary in ranges of 18.281-18.293,15.470-15.484 and 37.874-37.909,with the average values of 18.288,15.477 and 37.893, respectively. The lead isotope compositions are similar to those of biotite granite and metasandstone from Chaobuleng skarn ironpolymetallic deposit. It indicates that the sources of lead is wall rock and Indosinian granite.
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Devitrification of the Volcanic Rocks of the Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation in the Songliao Basin and Its Reservoir Significance: An Example from a Basin Boundary Section
ZHAO Yu-ting,SHAN Xuan-long,WANG Pu-jun,SUN Jing,LIU Qing-di,REN Li-jun
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The main types of volcanic rocks of the Yingcheng Formation in Santai area, southeastern uplift of the Songliao Basin are perlite, rhyolite, hydrothermal breccia, breccia conglomerate, tuff and so on. The devitrification of perlite and rhylolite is obvious. It can be found under microscope that the devitrification of perlite is of three phenomena: crystallite, skeletal crystal (microlite) and spherulitic while the devitrification of rhyolite is mainly of spherulitic. The development process of the devitrification is featured by a gradual increasing trend from crystallite to skeletal crystal (microlite) and finally to spherulitic. The formation and intensity of devitrification are related not only to the rock composition, but also to the formation and development of cracks. Laboratory tests indicate that the density of perlite, in the range of 3.13%-8.65%, is lighter after intense devitrification and is heavier with slight devitrification. Assuming a closed system, the decreasing density of rocks is corresponding to an increase in porosity of the rocks. Devitrification processes in the area can improve the reservoir properties of the glassy volcanic rocks.
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Multi-objective Water Resource Optimal Allocation Model at Chaoyang District, Beijing City
ZHANG Yong-xiang, QIN Jing-hua, WANG Hui-feng,ZOU Hong, PENG Qing-jun, LIU Jing-tao, ZHU Ya-lei
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The authors established the water resource economy optimal model in Chaoyang district, Beijing City. By considering four types of water sources, i.e. surface water, groundwater, tap water and reclaimed grey water; the four major water users, viz. domestic (water for urban, rural), industrial (water for electronic and communication manufacturing, general industrial use, petrochemical, production of electricity steam hot use), agricultural (plant industry, fishery, forestry, animal husbandry) and ecological environmental, as well as more than 10 small water users, the multi-objective water resource planning model was developed and solved by using simple linear optimization method. The optimal allocation of water resources for 2010 and 2020 were calculated and presented.
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Faces Model of Intermediate Volcanic Rocks in Steep Slope and Its Control on Resevoirs:A Case Study in Changling Fault Depression, Songliao Basin
Ren Xianjun
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 816-828.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210177
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The basin edge slope area of Changling fault depression in Songliao basin is mainly composed of intermediate-basic volcanic rocks. At present,there is a lack of in-depth understanding of the lithology, lithofacies distribution pattern, and high-quality reservoir stratum development law of the intermediate volcanic rocks in the basin edge slope area. By taking Longfengshan area in Changling fault depression as an example, the spatial distribution characteristics of volcanic edifice and volcanic facies were described by making a comprehensive use of well drilling, well logging, and seismic data,the volcanic facies model and eruption model were established, and the development law of the high-quality reservoir stratum was discussed. The research results indicate that the volcanic eruption center is located in the basin edge slope zone near the high place of the basin edge and distributed along the fault. The proximal facies belt of the volcanic edifice is featured with interlayers of effusive facies and explosive facies. The central facies belt of the volcanic edifice is mainly composed of pyroclastic flow of thick explosive facies. The pyroclastic flow is further advanced to the sub-concave center of the basin and then transformed into volcanic deposit facies. The volcanic facies is jointly controlled by  multi-stage Plinian eruptions, the transport and placement of volcanic eruptions, and other factors. High-quality volcanic rock reservoirs are dominated by volcanic tuff and vesicular andesite with strong dissolution, which are located in the medial facies belt of the volcanic edifice on the basin edge slope. The proximal facies belts with lava flow developed are the favorable development parts of the volcanic reservoir stratum in the area. The research has certain directive significance in the oil-gas exploration of intermediate-basic volcanic rocks in the slope belt of the basin margin of a fault depression basin.


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Structural Features and Determination of Deformation Time in the Nanyishan-Jiandingshan Area of Qaidam Basin
LIU Zhi-hong, WANG Peng, LIU Yong-jiang, ZHAO Cheng-xiang, GAO Jun-yi, MO Chuan-biao
J4    2009, 39 (5): 796-802.  
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Nanyishan-Jiandingshan area is in the northwest of Qaidam Basin, and it is adjacent to Aerjin slope zone. A series of NW trending tight anticlines and the gentle synclines in the between constitute the structural framework of the area. Research shows the study area underwent mainly two stages of deformation since Mesozoic: (1)during Early to Middle Jurassic, the area was mainly dominated by extension and featured by the formation of the dustpan-like faults; and (2)during Shizigou Period to present, the area has been controlled by the SW-NE trending compression. The formation of Jiandingshan anticline started in Shizigou Period, and the underlying early depression-controlling normal fault was inverted because of compression, forming large scale fault-propagation folds. The formation of Nanyishan anticline started in Qigequan Period, which was formed by a shallow anticline superimposed on a deep one, the deep anticline was a large scale fault-propagation fold, while the shallow one was a box anticline similar to detachment fold which was formed above the fault by the opposite thrust of two step thrust faults which forming Type-I triangle zone. The forms of Nanyishan anticline and Jiandingshan anticline are relatively integrated, the formation time of structure matches the time of maturity and migration of oil and gas well, indicating very favorable oil and gas exploration prospect.

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Geochemical Characteristics and LA-ICP-MS Zircon U-Pb Dating of Basic Dykes in the Xiaomiao Area, Eastern Kunlun
REN Jun-hu, LIU Yi-qun, ZHOU Ding-wu, FENG Qiao, ZHANG Kun, DONG Zhong-liang, QIN Ping-li
J4    2010, 40 (4): 859-868.  
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The basic dykes in Xiaomiao area of Eastern Kunlun intrude into Jinshuikou group. Their geochemistry is characterized by low contents of TiO2, MgO, P2O5 and Na2O>K2O,meanwhile, they have high contents rare earth elements and enriched in light rare earth elements. Comparing with the primitive mantle, they are distinctly enriched in the large-iron-lithophile elements(such as Rb, Ba, Th, U and Sr) and Th and depletion of high-field-strength element(such as Nb and Ta). Geochemical features of basic dykes indicate that the magma was influenced by the crustal source and related to continental extensional zone (incipient rift). LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating indicates that the age of (1996-2428)Ma represent the ages of captured zircon,which formed in regional tectonic thermal event during Archean to Palaeoproterozoic period. The age of (733.6±6.6) Ma (MSWD=0.038) may be the crystallized age of the basic dykes, which can be listed as the age of the Rodinia continent spliting. The basic dykes formed in continental rift environment of the Eastern Kunlun.

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Strata and Sedimentary Filling Characteristics of the Lower Jurassic Lianggaoshan Formation and Its Hydrocarbon Exploration in Eastern Sichuan Basin#br#
Yi Juanzi, Zhang Shaomin, Cai Laixing, Chen Shouchun, Luo Xin, Yu Jixing, Luo Nina, Yang Tian
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 795-815.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210429
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In order to clarify the strata and sedimentary filling characteristics of the Lower Jurassic Lianggaoshan Formation in eastern Sichuan basin, for effectively guiding the hydrocarbon exploration, this study comprehensively utilizes the research tools of outcrop survey, core observation and analysis of sedimentary petrology and petroleum geology. On the basis of systematically sorting out the stratigraphic structure and sedimentary facies in the study area, we further discuss the synergistic reservoir-forming rule between shale oil and gas and tight oil and gas under the constraints of sedimentary sequence. The results show that typical dichotomy sequence stratigraphic structure is developed in the study area. In the early lake transgression stage, the Lower Lianggaoshan Formation formed a landward stepping parasequence set, which was composed of delta front, prodelta, semi-deep lake and deep lake. In the late lake regression stage, a seaward stepping parasequence set is developed in the Upper Lianggaoshan Formation, which can be subdivided into three parasequences or subsections, showing the evolution from semi-deep lake to delta front, shore and shallow lake. The mudstones and shales of semi-deep lake, deep lake and prodelta facies are vertically superimposed with the sandstone bodies of underwater distributary channel in the delta front subfacies, forming various source-reservoir contact relationships, such as “self-generation and self-storage, lower generation and upper storage, side generation and side storage”. This provides a geological basis for the coordinated accumulation of shale oil and gas in the Lower Lianggaoshan Formation and tight oil and gas in the Upper Lianggaoshan Formation.

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The Sources of OreForming Fluid in the Huize LeadZinc Ore Deposits:Evidences for WaterRock Reaction
ZHANG Zhen-liang,HUANG Zhi-long,RAO Bing,GUAN Tao,YAN Zai-fei
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The characters of fluid inclusions in calcite and waterrock reaction of the ore deposits was systematical studied. It is suggested that the ore deposit under study was relative to the mixing of the lowtemperature and hightemperature hydrothermal solutions. δ18O and δD values of oreforming fluid of different ore bodies are unanimous, thus indicating that fluid homogenisation once happened before the formation of oreforming fluid. The oreforming fluid in fluid reservoir is of multiple derivation of the mixed circular waters in the strata, metamorphic fluids and magmatic waters.
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Shallow Groundwater Quality Evolution in Dezhou City
DIAO Quan-sheng, FENG Juan, AN Le-sheng
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1075-1082.  
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Dezhou City is in a typical Yellow River downstream alluvial plain pore water hydrogeology area where the distinct characteristics of water environment is comprised of salt water and fresh water,so that the natural aquatic environment condition of underground fresh water is rather sensitive and fragile. The continuous exploitation of the groundwater brings great changes in the hydrodynamic force field and hydrochemical field in this area. Based on the monitoring data of groundwater quality in Dezhou City from 1996 to 2007, the authors discuss water quality characteristic and analyze the water quality evolution of shallow groundwater. Results indicate that the water quality of shallow groundwater evolves constantly, in which the water quality index of total hardness, degree of mineralization and Cl- changes obviously. As diminished mineralization of groundwater caused by the change of the hydraulic force field, the total hardness and degree of mineralization decrease to some extent and the water quality has a tendency of desalinization in the area of Qihe County and Suliuzhuang Town of Xiajin County. Because of strengthening mineralization of groundwater caused by the change of the hydraulic force field, the total hardness and degree of mineralization increase to some extent and the water quality has a tendency of salinization in Ningjin County and Zhangzhuang Town of Yucheng City. According to the groundwater quality evolution tendency in study area, water adjustment measures have been put forward which may make the brackish water evolve into fresh water.

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Overthrust Development and Its Relationship to Gold Mineralization in the Northern Belt of the Xiaoqinling Gold(Molybdenum) Province, Central China
ZHANG Yuan-hou,LI Zong-yan,ZHANG Xiao-min,QIAN Ming-ping,YANG Zhi-qiang,HE Yue,ZHANG Shuai-min,ZHANG Li-zhi,WANG Jian-ming
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The authors have carried out on faults with near EW-trending, controlling gold ores, by recent field work at Qiaoshangzhai, Linghu, Dahu and Qinnan-Taiyanggou gold deposits from the northern metallogenic belt in Xiaoqinling gold (molybdenum) province, Henan Province. Felsic mylonite and tectonic cataclastic rocks are predominated in this fault. The S-C fabric in felsic mylonite and angle of cleavage with fault plane are an indicative of reversal fault. This fault is offset and intercepted with each other in plan. The field evidence suggests that the fault system with near EW-trending, which is composed of, from north to south, F1, F8, F7, F35, F5, and F6, is an overtrust fault system in northern metallogenic belt in the area. These faults are controlling the formation of gold deposits, in part which auriferous quartz vein is deformed as banded texture, suggesting that this fault is formed before the time 123 Ma. Later faults corresponding to hill fault are normal fault, and destroyed the gold ores in the area.
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Reservoir Characteristics and Development Model of Archean Metamorphic Buried Hill in Jinzhou South Oilfield, Bohai Sea
Liu Zongbin, Cheng Qi, Lü Zuobin, Fang Na, Wang Shuanglong
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 829-839.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210174
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Aiming at clarifying the strongly heterogeneous Archean metamorphic rock buried hill reservoir in    Jinzhou   south,   the main controlling factors of the buried hill reservoirs are studied, and the development model of the buried hill reservoir in this area was established. Based on the data of drilling, coring, thin section, logging, and seismic, the characteristics of metamorphic buried hill reservoir are defined, the key factors controlling the reservoir development are discussed and the reservoir development model is established. The results show that: 1) Plagioclase gneiss, monzonite gneiss, cataclastic rock and diabase are developed in the study area, among which gneiss and cataclastic rock are the main lithology for reservoir development; Tectonic fractures, fractured intergranular pores and dissolution pores constitute a variety of reservoir spaces, among them tectonic fractures are the dominant. 2) Tectonic movement, lithology and weathering have an important control action on the high quality reservoirs distribution: reservoirs development degree of granite gneiss with high brittleness mineral content is superior to the basic intrusion; the reservoir thickness is large in the multi-stage fault superposition position; high position of the Paleo-geomorphology suffered strong weathering to further enhance the quality of the reservoir. Based on the above analysis, a reservoir development model considering tectonic position was established. Stably distributed reservoirs are developed in the platform area, thicker reservoirs are developed in the high slope area, the reservoir thickness changes fastest in the uplift area, the reservoir development in the low slope is relatively thinner, and the reservoir development in the depression area is the worst.
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Sedimentary Characters of Fan Delta of Paleocene in Tangyuan Fault Depression
LIU Zhao-jun, SUN Ping-chang, DU Jiang-feng, FANG Shi, CHEN Yong-cheng, JIA Jian-liang, MENG Qing-tao
J4    2010, 40 (1): 1-8.  
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Fan deltas are widely developed in Xin’ancun and Dalianhe Formation of Tangyuan fault depression. According to core observation, well logging, seismic, lithology identification and grain size analysis, three subfacies including fan-delta plain, fan-delta front and pro-fan delta and eight microfacies are identified. From fan-delta plain to fan-delta front, the sedimentary characteristics of different microfacies changes regularly. The sediment textures such as the supporting type change from matrix-support to grain-support, the contact relationships between grains change from points to surfaces, grain separation from bad to good, the maturity from low to high, and the size of sediments from coarse to fine. The sedimentary bedding structures are massive bedding being miscellaneous in gravels that developed in fan-delta plain, and small-scale cross bedding with low angle and wave bedding developed in fan-delta front. The cumulative relative frequency curves are one-step and two-step type with low angle in fan-delta plain, but are two-step with steep slope and three-step type in fan-delta front. In the C-M diagram, the point group of fan-delta plain mostly concentrates in PQ section with large C and M value, and fan-delta front mainly concentrates in QR and RS section. Based on these studies, and combined with core characteristics and grain size analysis, it can be concluded that hydrodynamic mechanism of fan delta in this area is mainly traction current deposit, but gravity flow also plays some action.

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Study on the Arithmetic of Automatically Drawing Isoline of Groundwater Level Based on GIS
CHI Bao-ming, LI Zhi-jun, YE Yong, LIN Lan, SHI Feng-zhi
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The authors carried through the secondary development of GIS by utilizing VB and MapObject control. During the development, interpolation, tracing of iso-points and smoothing isolines were adopted. The program building isolines of hydraulic head automatically was developed. By inputting Shp file this program can be used to build isolines. At the same time isoline data can be outputted and read by some GIS software which regard Shp file as one of input data format. This program has been applied effectively to Songliao Basin groundwater manag ement information system.
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The Electrical Resistivity Anomaly Simulation of Soil Layer Contaminated with Oil Sewage and a Case Study
GUO Xiu-jun,HUANG Xiao-yu
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In order to improve the detecting capability for soil layer contaminated with oil sewage, the resistivity changes of soil layer, prior to and after the contamination, were analyzed. A geoelectrical resistivity model is established for such resistivity change analysis. The resistivity anomaly sections of Wenner, Schlumbeger, dipoledipole and polepole array were calculated with 2.5-D finite element method (FEM). The forward results show that the detecting capabilities of different arrays are different from each other. Comparatively, Wenner and Schlumbeger array image better the contaminated area. The calculated results also show that the electrical resistivity of the contaminated saturation soil is higher in Wenner array, and the resistivity anomaly area matches the contaminated area. The field study also favors this analysis.
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Study on the Evaluation Model of Groundwater Environment Evolution Pattern Based on Grey Correlation Entropy
JIANG Ji-yi, ZHANG Yu-dong, GU Hong-biao, ZUO Lan-li
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1111-1116.  
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According to the theory of dissipative structure,the greater is the information entropy of system, the lower is its order degree. The groundwater environment is a dynamic ordered system, and it meets the characteristics of dissipative structure. The characteristics of information entropy reduction during the course of groundwater system evolution can be used to distinguish its evolution direction. The groundwater resource quantity was regarded as the sequential parameters, which determined order degree of groundwater system. The order degree of groundwater system can be indicated by concordance degree between groundwater actual withdrawals and allowable withdrawals of the groundwater system. The evaluation model of groundwater environment evolution pattern based on grey correlation entropy was founded, through which the evolution direction can be distinguished by using the change characteristics of information entropy in various timeinterval. The model was applied in the study of groundwater environment evolution in Hengshui, and the results indicated that information entropy of deep groundwater system had been tending to decrease since 1970’s, and the function of the groundwater system had been degenerating. Therefore, the groundwater environment was in the evolution state of rebuilding a new stable state, which was significantly different from the primitive stable state. This assessment result is consistent with the evolution trend reflected from the geological environmental monitoring of groundwater environment.

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Geochemistry of Complex Rocks and Characteristics of Daxigou Iron-Phosphorite Deposits, Xinjiang
XIA Xue-hui, YUAN Jia-zhong, XI Guo-qiang, LIANG Zhong-peng
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Sequence and Distribution of the Pyroclastic Deposits of the Greatest Eruption of Changbaishan Volcano During the Period of History
LIU Xiang
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Abstract2018)            Save
The recorded 1199~1200 A.D. eruption is the largest among all the Changbaishan volcano eruptions in history. It can be subdivided into two phases of Plinian eruption, the first is named the Chifeng phase and the second the Yuanchi phase. The eruptive pattern of the Chifeng phase is: Plinian column (the Chifeng pumice fall deposits) → pyroclastic flow (the Changbai pyroclastic flow deposits) → lahar (the Erdaobaihe lahar deposits) mainly triggerd by pyroclastic flow. The eruptive pattern of the Yuanchi phase is from Plinian column (the Yuanchi pumice and ash fall deposits) → pyroclastic flow (the Bingchang pyroclastic flow deposits). The total volume of both the first and the second Plinian falls has been estimated at about 120 km3. The bulk volume of the Changbai pyroclastic flow deposits was estimated about 8 km3; that of the Bingchang pyroclastic flow deposits about 0.5 km3 and of the Erdaobaihe lahar deposit about 2 km3. The author deals with mainly the sequence and distribution of the pyroclastic deposits of the 800 a.B.P. eruptions.
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Distribution Law of Groundwater Hydrochemical Typein the Ordos Cretaceous Artesian Basin
DONG Wei-hong, SU Xiao-si, HOU Guang-cai, LIN Xue-yu, LIU Fu-tian
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The horizontal zonal characteristics of hydrochemical type in groundwater with three circulation depths of shallow, middle and deep level have been studied in the Ordos Cretaceous Artesian Basin on the basis of analyzing 1 125 hydrochemical samples. On the whole, in the north of the basin, the hydrochemical type is mainly HCO3 with atypical horizontal zonal characteristic in shallow, middle and deep groundwater in east of Anbian-Sishiliang-Dongshengliang beam. While the hydrochemical types have a typical zonal characteristic along flow direction of groundwater in shallow, middle and deep groundwater of Molin River-Yanhaizi groundwater regime and Dusitu River-Yanchi groundwater regime. In the south of the basin, groundwater flows hierachically and the hydrochemical types are complex. The distribution rules are follows: the center rule is Dingbian-Huan town-Heshui-Huachi-Wuqi-Dingbian, while the north rule is from the south to the north, the east rule is from the west to the east, and the south rule is from the southwest to the northeast.
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Zircon U-Pb Dating of the Meizuo Granite and Geological Significance in the Huanan Uplift,East Heilongjiang Province
HUANG Ying-cong, REN Dong-hui,ZHANG Xing-zhou,XIONG Xiao-song, ZHANG Chun-yan, WANG Yue, ZHAO Liang-liang
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LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating of the Meizuo granite in eastern Heilongjiang Province is carried out in order to determine the age and to discuss the tectonics environment of the Majiajie Group’s contact metamorphism. The present results show that the zircons from the granite have clear oscillatory zones,their Th/U ratio is between 0.12-1.04,and their weighted average 206Pb/238U age is (259.0±3.6) Ma(n=14,MSWD=5.9). This shows that the crystalline age of the Meizuo granite is the Middle Permian. This age is also same as the age of the Qingshan, Chushan and Chaihe granites in the southern Jiamusi block, and the common geochemical characteristics(enrichment of light REEs, depletion of heavy REEs,negative Eu anomaly and obvious depletion in Nb, Ta, Sr and Ti) of these granites show that they are volcanic arc granites of crust derivation. They are probably related to the subduction of the Paleo-Asia Oceanic plate, and their intrusion resulted in the contact metamorphism of the Majiajie Group. The determination of the Meizuo granite’s crystallization age not only reveals that the contact metamorphism age of the Majiajie Group is the Later Permian, but also provides new evidence for the Paleozoic tectonic evolution of the Jiamusi block.
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Intelligent Prospect Prediction Method Based on Convolutional Neural Network: A Case Study of Copper Deposits in Longshoushan Area, Gansu Province
Li Zhongtan, Xue Linfu, Ran Xiangjin, Li Yongsheng, Dong Guoqiang, Li Yubo, Dai Junhao
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 418-433.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210081
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Intelligent prospect prediction method is the leading edge of digital geoscience. In this paper, an intelligent prospect prediction method based on two-dimensional convolutional neural network is used. On the basis of 25 elements and aeromagnetic data on geochemical survey of stream sediments and taking known ore occurrences as monitoring samples, the training data set is obtained by step shift data enhancement. After training the convolutional neural network, it is applied to prospect prediction of unknown areas. The intelligent prospecting of copper deposits in the area of Chounidun-Xixiaokouzi, Gaotai County, west Longshoushan, Gansu Province is predicted. From 3 known copper occurrences, 22 934 training data are obtained. After 200 rounds of training, the prediction accuracy reaches 98.1%, and 5 prediction areas are delineated. In consideration with the previous research results and field work, the delineated areas have good prospect for copper mineralization.
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Geological features and ore prediction of Dixu gold deposit in southeast Yunnan Province, China
LIU Ji-shun,ZHOU Yu-guo,HAN Hai-tao,GAO Qi-zhi,LIN Jia-yong,LIU De-li,GUO Jun
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Dixu gold deposit is one of the unusual medium-large-scaled gold deposits discovered in Southeast Yunnan Province, in which As and Au are closely associated. Genetically, the deposit belongs to epithermal (mesothermal) super fine-grained contaminated gold deposit. Based on the geological features, the genesis and the controlling factors of the deposit are discussed: (1)Dixu gold deposit is one of the gold deposits occurring as belts along Wenshan-Funing thrust nappe structure, which is the key controlling factor for gold deposits while short-axial anticline is one of the best locations for gold mineralization and short-axial anticlines are the favorite location for ore bodies; (2)Ermeishan basalt with joints, cracks, and pores are the most important ore-hosting rocks; (3)Rather trapped environment with low temperature is the necessary physical environment for the formation of epithermal (mesothermal) fine-grained disseminated gold deposits. The direction of exploration has been discussed and forecast in outer and deeper areas of this deposit.
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Study on Near-Surface Water Content Measurement by Ground-Penetrating Radar
DONG Hang, LIU Si-xin,WANG Chun-hui, ZENG Zhao-fa, LU Qi, WANG Zhe-jiang, YI Bing
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For the sake of verifying adequately the feasibility of GPR method in the use of measuring near surface water content, based on GPR reflected wave method, according to the relations of dielectric constant, electromagnetic wave velocity and volumetric water content, the corresponding theory and characteristic of GPR reflected wave method was analyzed in detail. A velocity analysis algorithm that applied to high frequency radar signal was introduced, and a local aquifer model was established. The Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method was used to model the GPR response of the local aquifer under different measurement acquisitions. On the combination of the velocity analysis theory and the Topp formula, the water content were obtained by inverse modeling.
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Sedimentary Characteristic and Formation Environment of Oil Shale in Danzhou, Hainan Province
GUO Min,ZHU Jian-wei,GONG Qing-hua,Du Jiang-feng,YAN Huan-rong
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Abstract2009)            Save
Changpo oil shale exploration area, a subunit of south depression in Beibuwan Basin, locates in the north of Hainan Island. Sedimentary strata in this area mainly consist of Neogene continental strata and marine strata. The Changpo Formation is divided into five lithological segments. Oil shale imbedding with lignite was deposited in the fourth segment. The sedimentary characteristics indicate the oil shale deposited in lacustrineswamp environment and turfswamp environment. The oil shale beds are flat and the tectonic structure is simple. The oil shale is subdivided into three layers. Research on depositional characteristics and forming environment indicates that oil shale was formed in warm and wet continental lakeswamp environment.
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Characters and Controlling Factors on the Archean Fracturetype Reservoirs of the Ciyutuo Buried Hill in the Liaohe Basin
HAO Qi,LIU Zhen, ZHA Ming, LI Chun-xia
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Abstract2006)            Save
Based on core observation, thinsection analysis, physical property testing, fracture statistics, fluid inclusions analysis and fracture fractal research, it is concluded that there are four types of metamorphic rocks in the Archean Ciyutuo buried hill. Biotite feldspar gneiss is the main type of reservoir rock with mostlydeveloped fractures; the fractures in biotite potassic feldspar gneiss were less developed while altered lamprophyre and biotie hornblendite granulite could not serve as reservoir rocks. The main reservoir spaces in Archean are mainly tensional, steeply dipped fractures oriented in NE and NW directions and microcracks formed in the middle or the Late Mesozoic. Parts of tension-shear fractures were formed in the Late Paleogene Period. Small and micro fractures are the most developed fractures in the buried hill reservoir, whose width and areal porosity are positively related. The main controlling factors on fracture development in the Archeozoic reservoir of Ciyutuo buried hill involve the lithology, fault, depth, weathering, dissolution, magmatic intrusion, fissure assemblages and so on.
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Characteristics of Plume-Related A-Type Granites: An Example from the Emeishan Large Igneous Province
ZHONG Yu-ying, XU Xi-hang
J4    2009, 39 (5): 828-838.  
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Comparison of petrologic and geochemical characteristics of plumerelated (Panxi area) and non plumerelated (South China, Central Asian Orogenic Belt) A-type granites have been carried out in this study. It is shown that the plume-related A-type granites are characterized by (1) the close temporal and spatial association with maficultramafic rocks; (2) high zircon saturation temperature (860-960℃); (3) high Nb/Th and Ga/Al ratios, and (4) positive εNdt) (but usually <5) and no significant difference between Nd model age and the formation age of the rocks. All these characteristics, largely relevant to the nature of the plume-generated magma source and/or parental magmas, and magmatic evolution, can be used to identify similar rock types in natural occurrence.

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Source Rocks Evaluation and Resource Potential Analysis of Chang 7 Member and Chang 9 Member of Yanchang Formation in Zaoyuan Exploration Area, Ordos Basin
Wang Xiaolin, Zhang Xiaoli, Wang Xiang, Cao Cong
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (3): 840-854 .   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210116
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Modern geochemical analysis and biomarker analysis methods, the characteristics of Chang 7 Member and Chang 9 Member source rocks in Zaoyuan exploration area of Ordos basin were studied, and oil source correlation of Chang 4+5 Member Chang 61 Member and Chang 8 Member crude oil samples were carried out. The results show that the organic matter abundance of the source rocks of Chang 7 Member in the study area is higher, the type of organic matter is Ⅱ1-Ⅱ2, and the configuration of regular sterane C27-C28-C29 is V-shaped or partially V-shaped, which is the characteristic of sapropel; The organic matter abundance of Chang 9 Member source rocks is lower, the type of organic matter is Ⅱ2, and the configuration of regular sterane C27-C28-C29 is L-shaped, which is the characteristic of close mixing with terrestrial higher plants. The results show that the crude oil Pr/Ph ratios of Chang 4+5 Member, Chang 61 Member and Chang 8 Member are between 0.78 and 0.85, which indicate that their sedimentary environment belongs to a freshwater reducing environment; The crude oil of Chang 4+5 Member, Chang 61 Member and Chang 8 Member come from the same set of continental freshwater lake source rocks similar to Chang 61 Member, belonging to medium low mature crude oil. The crude oil of Chang 8 Member is more mature than that of Chang 4+5 Member and Chang 61 Member. The crude oil of Chang 4+5 Member, Chang 6 Member and Chang 8 Member in Zaoyuan exploration area is mainly from the dark mudstones, the main contributor is the Zhangjiatan shale of Chang 7 Member, and the dark mudstone of Chang 9 Member also makes a small contribution. 
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Division of Volcanic Cycles and Stages of the Yingcheng Formation of the Songliao Basin-Take the Cross Sections at the Margin and the Boring Holes as Examples
HUANG Yu-long, WANG Pu-jun, MEN Guang-tian, TANG Hua-feng
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Abstract1997)            Save
The volcanic rocks of the Yingcheng Formation in the Songliao Basin were formed by multiple and intermittent eruptions. Triple division was applied in the basin volcanic rocks researches: volcanic cycle, stage and facies. A volcanic stage was defined as volcanic rock assemblages formed by a concentrated volcanic activity at certain eruption center during its regular changes on materials, components, eruption behaviors and intensity. And a volcanic cycle includes one or several stages. Geological and geophysical methods were used to divide volcanic stages, including volcanic lithology and facies analysis from logging and seismic information. Special geological interfaces were identified. The measured section of the Yingcheng Formation has been divided into five volcanic cycles and thirteen stages.
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Characteristics and Genetical Study of the Magma-cemented Polymictic Conglomerate in the Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation, Southeastern Uplift Area of the Songliao Basin
LIU Wan-zhu,Shao Rui,BAI Xue-feng,WANG Jia-qiang,QIN Fei, ZHANG Jian-guang
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Abstract1996)            Save
According to field geological section survey and in door thin-section identification, polymictic conglomerate of the 1st member of the Yingcheng Formation contain 4 types of cementation: magma, micrite, tuffaceous and sand and politic. Magma cementation is a main cementation type in the Songliao Basin. The gravels in the polymitictic conglomerate are quite complex. Most of gravels are granite derived from the base of the Songliao Basin and from Permian metamorphic rocks. In-situ volcanic rocks are secondary in abundance. The gravels are poorly sorted. Their psephicity is from moderate to fine, with sub-round and sub-angular shapes being mostly common. From base to active volcanic center, the amount of the mexotic gravels of polymictic conglomerate is decreasing, and the in-situ volcanic gravels are increasing gradually. Matrix composition is also mulriple. At bottom it is argillo arenaceous, changed into trffaceous upwords and became magmatic at the top. Unconsolidated or semi-consolidated sand-gravel deposits accumulated in some sediment environments such as alluvial fan, braided river and so on, were carried by pyroclastic flow or lava flow during volcanic eruption periods to form mixtures with pyroclastic flow, lava flow and waters. After cooling and compaction, the polymitic conglomerates were formed as a result. Since the conglomerates were often found near the bottom of the volcanic sequence at the fault basin brink, it reveals that the origin of conglomerate is relative both to tectonic activity and volcanic activity, and they are special products at the early stage of the volcanic cycle.
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Study of ObjectOriented Based Remote Sensing Image Classification
YANG Chang-bao,DING Ji-hong
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Abstract1996)            Save
A limitation in efficiently applying image classification is often represented by the spatial resolution of the image. By merging the multi resolution remote sensing image, importing the object oriented based idea, it effectively renewed the low resolution problem of multispectral images. This method was made up of a series of image segmentation and classification technique. First, the orthograph revised SPOT image was segmented by applying a regionbased segmentation algorithm. Based this reference map, TM image was classified using the maximum likelihood classifier and additional empirical rules. Finally, the resulting land cover map was tested for accuracy and gained some effects.
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The Research on Sequence Stratigraphy and Sedimentary Facies of the Member 4 of Yingcheng Formation in Xujiaweizi Depression
QI Jing-shun, LI Guang-wei, SUN Li-dong, XIE Hao, LIU Qiang-min
J4    2009, 39 (6): 983-990.  
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The matrix lithology of tight sandstone/gravel reservoirs at the Member 4 of Yingcheng Formation of Xujiaweizi depression in Songliao basin is main target of deep gas prospecting, which includes the upper and the lower of the Member 4 of Yingcheng sequence. During the upper depositional stage, the fault depression is deep and narrow, divided and mutual independent volcanic lake, dominated by the depositional system of alluvial fan facies, fan delta facies (braided delta facies) and flood plain facies; while during the late depositional stage, the fault depression is united and dominated by strongly zonational facies. With the high resolution sequence stratigraphy, the isochronous stratigraphic framework and the depositional evolutional model was built up. The study indicated that structural framework controlled the distribution of various sequence facies in the lake basin.A series of trenches developed in the rim of the fault depression and braided plain, braided delta, fan delta and river delta depositional system developed in the eastern flank to the axial tectonic high.

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Mineralization Age of the No.3 Ore-bearing Intrusion and Its Petrological Significance in Hongqiling Cu-Ni Sulfide Deposits, Jilin Province
LIU Jin-yu, XI Ai-hua, GE Yu-hui, SUN Hong-tao, GONG Peng-hui
J4    2010, 40 (2): 321-326.  
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The Hongqiling magmatic Cu-Ni sulfide deposit represented by No.1 and No.7 intrusions belongs to a typical magmatic liquation deposit in Xing’an-Mongolia orogenic belt. More than 30 mafic-ultramafic intrusions have been found in the Hongqiling mining district. The No.3 intrusion, whose geological occurrence were different from those of other ore-bearing rock bodies, was once thought to be formed during the Yanshanian era. The 40Ar/39Ar isotopic dating of amphiboles collected from different depths of core samples in No.3 intrusion gave a (228.2±3.0) Ma plateau age and a (230.1±7.1) Ma isochron age. These isotopic ages consist generally with the ages of No. 1 intrusion published before, all being derived from the Early Indosinian magmatism. Geochemical studies of No.1, No.3, and No.7 ore-bearing intrusions also suggest these intrusions were derived from a common source according to their similar curve patterns of REE and trace elements. This opinion could be significant for guiding further exploration of the magmatic Cu-Ni deposits in the area.

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Analysis of Different Land Use Patterns and Soil Erosion Change in the Middle of Jilin Province
ZHAO Feng,FAN Hai-feng,TIAN Zhu-jun, WANG Zhi-gang
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Abstract1994)            Save
Based on GIS, the information on land use and soil erosion was interpreted from TM Remote Sensed Images. And by overlapping the respective map layers, the analysis was made on the relation between land use and soil erosion in the middle of Jilin Province. Results show the decreasing trend of soil erosion in the middle area of Jilin Province, mainly result from the decrease in erosion area of cultivated land which takes a large proportion in the middle of Jilin. But for other types of land use, the results show the increasing trend in soil erosion is in accordance with the increased intensity of land use. The transformation form water erosion to wind erosion indicates that the trend of climate change towards arid. The unreasonable land utilizeation causes the land in middle of Jilin Province to degradate further, which forms the vicious circle. So, it is imperative to out the optical utilization and reasonable development of water and land resources.
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Numerical Simulation of Heating Potential of U-Shaped Geothermal Well Based on T2WELL#br#
Feng Bo, Cui Zhenpeng, Zhao Pu, Liu Xin, Hu Zixu
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 560-570.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200274
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In order to  evaluate the sustainable utilizing ability of the U-shaped well closed cycle geothermal system in the eastern plain of Handan and design a reasonable exploitation scheme of geothermal energy, the numerical simulation method was adopted. Based on the short-term measured data of the test wells in the study area, the multiphase and multicomponent wellbore reservoir coupling flow simulation program T2WELL was used as the tool  to explore the feasibility of using U-shaped well closed cycle geothermal system and to develop geothermal energy for heating in the site, as well as the productivity state of geothermal wells under long-term operation and the  influence of different factors. The results show that when the length of horizontal well section is 400-500 m, and the circulation velocity is set as 80 m3/ h and the injection temperature is set as 20 ℃, the average heating power of 20 a can meet the heating demand, so this method is feasible for heating.
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Diagenesis and Its Influence to Porosity Evolution of Tongbomiao Formation in Beier Sag, Hailaer Basin
ZHANG Xin-tao,LIU Li,WEI Wen-yan
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Abstract1983)            Save
The Tongbomiao Formation consists of pyroclastic, volcanic-sedimentary and terrigenous clastic rocks in Beier sag, Hailaer Basin. Diagenesis is mainly controlled by volcanic clastic materials in pyroclastic rocks, volcanic-sedimentary rocks. The main diagenesis includes compaction, cementation, corrosion and dissolution, etc. which belongs to stage A of middle diagenesis phase. The study of porosity evolution shows the compaction is the main cause resulting in the disappearance of primary porosity, and the next one is cementation. The losing of primary porosity by the early compaction and cementation reach over 83% totally, the later dissolution of rock fragment and feldspar adds to 6.53% porosity which improved reservoir effectively. However, the different types of rock’s diagenesis influence porosity greatly.
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Distribution of Anthraxolite and Metallogeny of the Jinding LeadZinc Deposit
FU Xiu-gen,LIN Li,PANG Yan-chun,ZHU Li-dong,WANG Xin-li
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Abstract1982)            Save
The occurrence mode of anthraxolites in the Jinding PbZn deposit can be divided into vein, schistositic, disseminated, eyeball and cystiformshaped and cementlike based on field observation and into integrain, fractureand disolved porefillings and shistositic under microscopy. These anthraxolites had played different roles during the formation processes of the Jinding PbZn deposit. Of all these anthraxolites, the cementlike, the vein and part of the squamashaped anthraxolite are most important for the roles they played during the formation of the deposit: dissolving, transportation and precipitation of the oreforming elements. The eyeballshaped and cystiform anthraxolites were formed later and they reworked the deposit. Most disseminated anthraxolite was primary and is characterized by reducing.
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Geochemical Characteristics of Trace Elements in the Xiaoshiren Gold Deposit in Jilin Province
LIU Ya-jian, FAN Ji-zhang, LI Zhong-shan, LEI Wan-shan
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Abstract1981)            Save
Based on the trace element analysis of different rock(ore) types in the Xiaoshiren gold deposit in Jilin Province and viewed from data structures, the authors discuss the geochemical characteristics of these trace elements. Statistical parameters showed that the trace elements studied are of apparent concentration and enrichment features in deposit area. Different rock(ore) types have the different trace element distribution characteristics, and based on which the authors classify the rocks(ores) in the deposit into three types-normal, weak-altered and strong-altered(or mineralized). The multivariate statistical analysis results indicate that all the trace elements studied had taken part in the gold mineralization processes. However, their behavior was quite different. Based on the multivariate statistics characteristics, the authors divided the trace elements into three assemblages: namely Au, As, Sb, Bi, Hg, Mn; Cu, Pb, Zn, Ag and Co, Ni, V. The first assemblage is oreforming and halo-forming elements, the second assemblage polymetallic mineralized elements and the third assemblage is the elements related to pyritization. These assemblages are also related to different mineralization stages, revealing gold metallogenic processes and corresponding features. The trace element profiles of soil and rock show that their spatial correlation except Mn that is negatively related to Au and was abnormally enriched in the outer zone of the Au mineralization.
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Modeling of Groundwater Flow-Land Subsidence with Variable Hydraulic Conductivity Based on MODFLOW-SUB
Meng Shihao, Cui Yali, Tian Fang, Luo Yong, Shi Honglei
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 550-559.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200314
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In the groundwater flow-land subsidence model based on MODFLOW-SUB, the vertical hydraulic conductivity of clay interbed is set as a constant. However, during the compression process of clay interbed, its vertical hydraulic conductivity will change accordingly, so the prediction of long-term land subsidence by using this model may be not realistically suitable. In this study, a variable hydraulic conductivity model was established through improving the source code of SUB combined with the change law of vertical hydraulic conductivity and the head of clay interbed during subsidence. Taking the typical structure of Antelope Valley in California established by the USGS (U.S. Geological Survey)as an example, the constant hydraulic conductivity model and the variable hydraulic conductivity model were used to simulate the process respectively. The results show that the two models have good consistency in the first 20 years of mining. With the continuous development of mining, the accumulated subsidence calculated by the variable system model is gradually smaller than that calculated by the constant model, and the accumulated subsidence in 80 years decreases by 15.6%. With the increase of mining amount, the time at which the two models differed is advanced and the final subsidence difference value is increased. With the increase of the interbed thickness, the time the two models differed gradually delays but the final subsidence difference value increases. The results indicate that both the constant model and the variable model have good applicability in the early stage of mining with desirable accuracy, but with the extension of mining time, the variable model can better reflect the actual compressive subsidence process.
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Study on Rare Earth and Trace Elements in Oil Shale Samples, Huadian, Jilin Province
GAO Gui-mei,SU Ke,WANG Wen-ying,GAN Shu-cai,LIU Zhao-jun
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Abstract1979)            Save
Major, rare earth and trace elements and mineral composition of the oil shale and the oil shale residue from the Huadian area, Jilin Province were determined by XRD,XFS and ICP-MS methods. The results show that the REE contents in the oil shale is poorer than the average of North Americia shales (NASC).The chondritenormalized REE patterns show a negative gradient and the average(La/Yb)N ration of the oil shale is highter than 1, reflecting higher LREE contents. The REE curve normalized by NASC is horizontal and the average (La/Yb)S ration of the oil shale is close to 1. REE fractionation is not clear. Normalized by chondrites and NASC, remarkable positive Eu anomalies are found. The average contents of trace elements in the oil shale samples, when compared with those in NASC and the average of the earth's crust, are richer in Sb,Nb,Cs,Zn,Bi and W. The contents of both REE and trace elements in the oil shale residue are higher than those in oil shale.
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Forming Mechanism of Hydrocarbon Reservoirs of Halahatang Formation in Yuqi Block in Akekule Arch, Tarim Basin
KUANG Li-xiong, GUO Jian-hua, HUANG Tai-zhu
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Abstract1978)            Save
Yuqi block is an important oil & gas exploration target of Tahe oilfield in Akekule arch, Tarim Basin. The research results indicate that the oil & gas in Yuqi block are from Cambrian to lower Ordovician source rocks in the south of the Akekule arch. Halahatang Formation in Yuqi block has definite exploration potential. The crude oil density of Halahatang Formation is low, the content of sulfur is also low, and the content of wax is high, the gas in Halahatang Formation belong to typical mixed gas. The trap types are mostly tectonicly controlled, which are low scope, the oil & gas distribution is mostly faultbounded. There are at least three episodes of oil/gas charges, i.e., Jurassic-Cretaceous, late Palaeocene-Eocene and early Oligocene-Miocene. The oil & gas accumulation model in Yuqi block is outward source-bidirectional expulsion of hydrocarbon-multistage accumulation or hydrocarbon sourced from the old rocks and preserved in the young rocks-bidirectional expulsion of hydrocarbon-multistage accumulation. and its evolution has two stages.
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Volcanic Facies of the Songliao Basin:Sequence,Model and the Quantitative Relationship with Porosity & Permeability of the Volcanic Reservoir
WANG Pu-jun, WU He-yong, PANG Yan-ming, MEN Guang-tian,REN Yan-guang, LIU Wan-zhu,BIAN Wei-hua
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Abstract1976)            Save
Facies sequence of volcanic rocks is predominantly controlled by lithotypes in the Songliao Basin. Acidic eruption cycles generally begin with explosive facies and end with extrusive facies. Andesitic/basaltic eruption cycles usually begin with effusive facies and end with volcanogenitic sedimentary facies. Interbeded acidic-intermediate-basic volcanic eruption cycles have complex facies sequence ge-nerally from effusive facies through explosive facies to volcanogenitic sedimentary facies. Weathered crust and sedimentary intercalation are indicative of volcanic intervals. Extrusive and volcanogenitic sedimentary facies are the end-members of an eruption cycle. Facies model described here has been effectively used in seismo-reservoir interpretation in the gas field of volcanic rocks of the Songliao Basin. Only four of the 15 volcanic sub-facies can form high-quality volcanic reservoirs, which include volcanic neck, pyroclastic-bearing lava flow, upper effusive and inner extrusive sub-facies. Well understanding about volcanic facies can make gas exploration easier and more effective: volcanic reservoir exploration → effective reservoir finding → focusing on seismic analytic interpretation of the best four types of volcanic sub-facies which can become potential good reservoirs.
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Geological &|Geochemical Characteristics and Metallogenesis of Sanjiazi Scheelite Deposit in Siping Area, Jilin Province
REN Yun-sheng, NIU Jian-jun, LEI En, WANG Hui, WANG Xi
J4    2010, 40 (2): 314-320.  
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Sanjiazi deposit is one of the scheelite deposits in Northeastern China found in recent years. In order to discuss the metallogenesis, their geological and geochemical characteristics of the deposit is studied, including the composition of REE and trace elements in metallogenic granitic rocks, marble wall rock as well as in skarn ores. These granitic rocks containing scheelite mineralization, has similar geochemical features with those of the I-type granites, such as aluminium super-saturation, variable alkaline composition, K2O>Na2O and low ratio of Rb/Sr.  Moreover, the facts of low content of REE, negative δEu anomalies, unobvious δCe anomalies and right-declining chondrite-normalized REE patters demonstrate that tungsten-bearing granitic rocks was derived from deep crust or upper mantle. Together with geological features of the deposit, contents of trace elements and sulfur isotope in different rocks and ores, a conclusion can be drawn that the ore-forming materials, including W element, may come from the Mengjialing intrusion. The Sanjiazi scheelite deposit belongs to the skarn deposit and is related to the NW subduction of the Pacific plate underneath Eurasia plate in the Early Yanshanian period.

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Geochemical Characteristics and Tectonic Implications of the Island-Arc |Volcanic Rocks of Mesoproterozoic in Zhangcun, Zhejiang Province
YANG Shu-feng, GU Ming-guang, LU Cheng-zhong
J4    2009, 39 (4): 689-698.  
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The volcanic rocks of the Shuangxiwu Group of Mesoproterozoic in Zhangcun, Zhejiang Province are the important part of the Jiangnan orogen. The Beiwu Group in the bottom mainly consists of intermediate-basic to intermediate-acid tuff, the Yanshan Group in the middle is made of sedimentary tuff, and the Zhangcun Group in the top consists mainly of the intermediate-acid and acid ignimbrites, which together compose a complete evolvement sequences from intermediate-basic to acid volcanic rocks. It is proved that they were formed in an island-arc environment by the evidence of petrochemistry and geochemistry of trace and rare elements, and the arc shows growing and maturing gradually from bottom to top. According to the analysis and survey results, it is concluded that the volcanic rock series of the Shuangxiwu Group maybe undergo the 3 processes. The first was Beiwu period of volcanic arc continental eruption, and the second was Yanshan period of the intermittent intra-arc basin sedimentation, and the third was Zhangcun period of continental volcanic arc extrusion and explosion. After the continuing volcanic activities, the Longmenshan island arc was undergone the compaction and folding orogeny, related to the Rodinia supercontinental assemblage orogeny.

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Fuzzy Cluster Analysis of Soft Rocks in Inner Mongolia
WANG Wei, ZHANG Yong-bo, YIE Hao, GUO Jiao, WANG Gan, ZHANG Li-Zhong, CA Zi-Zhao, LIANG Guo-ling, ZHANG Chun-ying
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1168-1172.  
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It is because different types of soft rocks have different erosion and weathering levels that the categorization of soft rock samples becomes important in the study of the erosion resistance of soft rocks.The paper implements the algorithms of fuzzy cluster analysis via Matlab and applied to the classification of the soft rocks in Inner Mongolia. The results show that the soft rocks in the study area can be categorized into nine types, namely purple sandstone with celadon mudstone interbeds,purple sandstone,purple sandstone interbedded with offwhite sandstone,purple sandstone with purple mudstone interbeds,offwhite sandstone with purple sandstone,offwhite sandstone,purple mudstone,offwhite sandstone with celadon sandstone and pink sandstone interbeds.

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Precipitation and Discharge Response Mechanism Based on Conduit Flow Model in Karstic Water System:Application the Houzhai Karstic Water System of Guizhou Province
LIU Li-hong, SHU Long-cang, LU Cheng-peng
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1083-1089.  
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Taken Houzhai karstic water system as an example, the precipitation and spring discharge ideal model of karstic region was developed by applying the conduit flow process (CFP) in order to characterize the recharge and transport mechanism of the kartstic system. Different sinkhole recharge positions, different conductivities and specific yields were considered to characterize the cross-correlation of precipitation and spring discharge. The results show that the change degree of the cross-correlation is higher under different recharge positions than that under different aquifer properties. The peak value of the cross correlation coefficient with the short distance discharge can reach 1 under different hydraulic conductivity and specific yield combinations. However, it can only reach 0.4 with the long distance discharge. Analysis results of the field investigation  also indicate that the peak value of the cross correlation can reach 0.7 under the short distance discharge situation,while it only reaches 0.4 under long distance discharge situation. The cross correlation curves of precipitation and spring discharge can be used to study karstic hydrodynamic characteristic, such as the karstic conduit flow paths supplemented by necessary hydrogeology survey.

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Analysis of Fushun Oil Shale Development and Utilization
HAN Fang,LI Huan-zhong,LI Nian-yuan
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The development and utilization of oil shale in Fushun has lasted for more than 70 years. Fushun possesses a dominant position during the development of national oil shale industry. The authors briefly discuss the geological formation conditions of Fushun oil shale based on a lot of oil shale basic parameters. All the oil shale samples were measured by volumeweight measurement, industrial analysis, lowtemperature resorting, calorific capacity measurement, ash fusing point measurement, ash composition analysis and element analysis. The test results show that volumeweight is 1.4~2.7 t/m3, oil yield is 1.17%~20.70% and calorific capacity is 0.45~11.18 MJ/kg. The color of most of oil shale ranges from light brown to deep brown. The deeper the color of oil shale is, the higher the oil yield is. During low temperature resorting, there is the highest tar/shale ratio at 510℃. The organic substance of oil shale mainly consists of C, H, O, N. The inorganic material mainly contains Si, Al, Fe, Ca, Mg. The associated elements mainly include Ti, Zr, Ge, Ga. The ash of oil shale is mainly made up of SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3, CaO, MgO and SO3. Among them, the content of SiO2 is the highest, then Al2O3 and Fe2O3.
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Historical Change and Prospect of Discipline Development of “Groundwater Science and Engineering”
LIN Xue-yu
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As we know, man can not subsist without water. This is a great turn in human civil history from mankind moving from place to place in search of water to digging well for groundwater utilization. Groundwater is an ideal water supply source because of its extensive distribution, good quality, steady regime, convenient for use and not easy for suffering from contamination etc. as compared with surface water. Groundwater is also a geological motive power, information carrier and factors of ecoenvironment and disasters. Study on hydrogeology, including the law of groundwater formation, occurrence, engineering technique of groundwater exploitation and utilization, is the major contents of the discipline. Therefore, “Groundwater Science and Engineering” is an essential discipline that has a direct bearing on national economy and people’s livelihood. The author explicates emphatically that the history of the discipline growth has a close relation with the birth, procreation and development of human society. With the national economy development and scientific progress, the discipline has been developing from basic course into applied basic course and applied course. The applied research for satisfying national economy demand and market requirement must be strengthened while the basic hydrogeology is further studying. Finally, the author confirms that the “Groundwater Science and Engineering” subject has vast vistas because of the facts of water deficiency and contamination in the world, inevitable trend of science development and the imperative need of qualified hydrogeologists from employment market of China.
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Cenozoic Climate Changes in the Qaidam Basin, Western China: Evidenced From Carbon and Oxygen Stable Isotope
YIN Cheng-ming,LI Wei-min,R. Andrea,LIU Yong-jiang,CHEN Yuan-zhong,GONG Qing-lin
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Carbon and oxygen stable isotope analyses on Eocene to Holocene carbonates from the Qaidam Basin at the northeastern edge of the Tibetan plateau in Western China show several distinct events related to regional climate and tectonism involving in the formation and uplift of the Tibetan plateau. The stable isotope record of the thick Cenozoic lacustrine-terrestrial sedimentary sequence indicates that the climates of Miocene were dominated by arid conditions. Carbon isotope data of the Hongsanhan section reveal two small and short cycles of 1 Ma to 3 Ma duration. Based on the results of stable isotope data, four distinct tectonic events can be detected: (1) An increase of the δ13C and δ18O values in Late stage of Shangganchaigou Formation should corespond to the surrounding mountain uplifting; (2) A sharp decrease both δ13C and δ18O values around the boundary between the Shangganchaigou Formation and Xiayoushashan Formation reveal a height increase of the whole basin and the uplifting event of Himalaya at ca. 24 Ma; (3) Positive isotopic ratios at 19 Ma to 18 Ma coincide with the strongest uplifting of the Altyn Mountains and the subsidence of the basin, resulting in drought climate; (4) Another height increase of the whole basin is documented by highly negative ratios at 12 Ma with the pronounced basin subsidence and relative mountain uplifting.
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Pores Type and Diagenesis in the Chang 4+5 Sandstone Reservoirs of the Jiyuan Oilfield
XU Bo,SUN Wei
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The petrologic characteristics, diagenesis and pore types in Chang 4+5 reservoir of the Jiyuan oilfield in Ordos Basin are studied by varied methods, including examination of the normal physical properties, thin-section & casting thin-section, heavy minerals, X-ray diffraction and SEM analysis. The dominating pore type of Chang 4+5 reservoirs is intergranular pore and feldspar-dissolved pore, the subordinate is the dissolved intergranular pore. Assembly of the pore types is usually intergranular pore and dissolved pore-granular pore. The constructive diagenesis in Chang 4+5 reservoir is compaction, secondary enlargement of quartz and feldspar, cementation of carbonate mineral, etc. It is the compaction that reduces the primary pore space in Chang 4+5 reservoirs. The destructive diagenesis that keeps or enlarges pore space is dissolution, clay membrane of chlorite. It is insufficient for dissolution to improve the pore space.
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Characteristics of Strontium and Sulfur Isotopes in Shahejie Formation of Jiyang Depression
YUAN Bo, CHEN Shi-yue, YUAN Wen-fang, ZHU Jian-wei
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By characteristic analysis of strontium and sulfur isotopes in the studied area, it was discussed whether the transgression has happened in Paleogene in the Jiyang depression. The results show that the content ratio of 87Sr/86Sr ranges from 0.707 6 to 0.709 9 in the upper fourth sub-member and the lower third sub-member of the Shahejie Formation, and the content ratio of δ34S ranges from 15‰ to 24‰ in the upper fourth sub-member. All of these isotopic ratios are within the range of the marine isotopes. Referring to other previous research, it is concluded that the transgressions have happened in the upper fourth sub-member and the lower third sub-member of the Shahejie Formation.
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Support Vector Regression Based on Ricker Wavelet Kernel Function and Its Application to Seismic Prospecting Data Denoising
DENG Xiao-ying, LI Yue
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Aiming at suppressing the strong stochastic noise in seismic prospecting data, support vector regression(SVR) is introduced. A new permitted support vector kernel function-Ricker wavelet kernel function is proposed and demonstrated. Based on the elementary idea of kernel mapping and the principle of structural risk minimization, SVR transforms the regression problem into a quadratic programming problem. The results of simulation experiments for single channel data or arbitrary channel of multi-channel data show the clearer event, the better wave shape and the higher SNR compared with the conventional convolution filter and common SVR based on RBF. So it is possible that SVR based on Ricker wavelet kernel function is applied to suppressing noise in seismic prospecting data.
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Lithology, Lithofacies and Successions of the Volcanic Rocks of Upper Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation, Southeastern Songliao Basin
WANG Hu,ZHENG Chang-qing,WANG Pu-jun,HUANG Yu-long
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The 3rd member of Yingcheng Formation was detailed studied by large scale mapping of lithology and lithofacies, 2D surveying of small lithology and lithofacies section and identifying rocks.The 3rd member of Yingcheng Formation contains 2 cycles which changed from intermediate-basic rocks to intermediate-acidic rocks: Cycle①changed upward from quartz-andesite, andesite, andesitic agglomeratic lava, andesitic agglomerate, andesitic breccia and andesitic breccia tuff, to sandy tuff, dacitic tuff lava. Cycle ② changed from basaltic andesite, basaltic agglomeratic lava to dacite, dacitic tuff lava, dacitic tuff. The upward vertical lithofacies succession of cycle ①is: lower subfacies of effusive facies, diatreme subfacies of volcanic conduit facies, airfall subfacies of explosive facies , reworked volcanogenic sediments sub-facies of volcanogenic sedimentary facies , pyroclastic flow subfacies of explosive face. The upward vertical lithofacies succession for cycle ②is: lower and upper subfacies of effusive facies, diatreme subfacies of volcanic conduit facies, lower subfacies of effusive facies, inner sufacies of intrusive facies, lower subfacies of effusive facies, pyroclastic flow subfacies of explosive facies, reworked volcanogenic sediment subfacies of volcanogenic sediment facies, lower subfacies of effusive facies. The lava in 3rd part of Yingcheng Formation erupted in the late period of fault subsidence and it is the important lithology record of the Songliao Basin’s transform from a fault subsidence basin to a sag basin.
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Groundwater System in Ordos Cretaceous Artisan Basin (CAB)
HOU Guang-cai, LIN Xue-yu, SU Xiao-si,WANG Xiao-yong,LIU Jie
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Groundwater system study is an important base to assess regional groundwater resources and to set up the rational groundwater development patterns. Based on lithopaleogeography of the waterbearing media and its spatial distribution of Ordos Cretaceous artisan basin(CAB) and the features of regional groundwater flow regime,hydrogeochemistry regime and monitoring data about the groundwater level and isotopic analysis at different depth sampled by Packer sampling system in the deep drilling holes, the authors have explored the main characteristics of the groundwater systems in CAB. The groundwater flow system in CAB can be classified into three types: local flow system, medium flow system and regional system. Bordered by the surface divide of Baiyushan Mountain, the CAB can be divided into two groundwater subsystems and five groundwater branchsystems. Among them, the groundwater subsystem in loess playa in south CAB is characterized by typical artisan basin and the groundwater subsystem in desert playa in north CAB is typical of phreatic basin.
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Experiment on Selection of PRB Media and Remediation of Chromium Contaminated Groundwater
YANG Wei, WANG Li-dong, XU Li, YANG Jun-feng
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The selection of the economical and feasible reactive media was studied on in-situ remediation of Cr(Ⅵ) contaminated groundwater in Permeable Reactive Barrier technology through experiment. Four kinds of matrials, viz. the modified bentonite (MB), Fe0, the fly ash and the activated carbon were selected for PRB media testing. The effective and economical modified bentonite was carried on the dynamic experiment as the PRB media. The experimental results indicate that the Cr(Ⅵ) concentration decreases from 0.50 mg/L to 0.05 mg/L which is less than the national groundwater quality Ⅲ standard. Simultaneously, the MB shows the large adsorption quantity, easier liquid-solid separation,no desorption and secondary pollution. It is feasible that the modified bentonite as the PRB media is to remedy the Cr(Ⅵ) contaminated groundwater.
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RS Based Evaporation Estimation of Three River Sources in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and Its Response to Lakes and Wetlands
DIAO Jing, JIANG Qi-gang, CHEN Feng-zhen, WANG Kun
J4    2009, 39 (3): 507-513.  
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The changes of lakes and wetlands in the Three River Sources have received many concerns all the time, climate changes is considered as the main factor of the changes of lakes and wetlands. Comparing with the temperature and precipitation, the evaporation data was difficult to acquire from the weather stations, but the RS technology provides a new approach to estimate the regional surface evaporation. Based on the principle of surface energy balance, combining with MODIS data and the meteorological data of the study region, the evaporation estimation model of Three River Sources is established, the distributing rules of evaporation is analyzed, and the correlation relationships among the temperature, precipitation, wind speed and evaporation of the study area are explored, and at the last the response between evaporation and the changes of lakes and wetlands is analyzed. The results show that evaporation of the Three River Sources Presents increasing trend, and it’s varied with the difference among conditions of hydrothermal, vegetation cover and altitude; the evaporation of study area was greatly affected by the temperature and precipitation; and the increasing evaporation induces the lake shrinking and wetland degradation.

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Study of the Precipitation Infilatration Recharge With the D,18O Isotopes Peak Displacement Method
WANG Fu-gang,LIAO Zi-sheng
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The D,18O isotopes peak displacement method is used to estimate the precipitation infiltration quantity in the study area. By comparing the result of the field lysimeter method and precipitation infiltration coefficient method, the isotopes method is a good method and its results are accurate. The isotope results give a proof that the application of D,18O isotopes peak displacement method on calculation of the precipitation infiltration are accurate and reliable. The method is convenient, efficient, and economic for researching on the precipitation infiltration recharge. It has a considerably application potentiality and important use in the research of precipitation infiltration recharge in humid and semi-humid areas.
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Research and Application of a Method Considering Runoff Distribution Through A Year During Partitioning Runoff into Abundant and Low State
DING Zhi-hong,FENG Ping,MAO Hui-hui
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Based on analyzing the shortages of current methods considering runoff distribution through a year when partitioning runoff into abundant and low state, a new method, weighting method based on factor analysis, for obtaining weight values of each month in a yearI was presented. This method was applied to partition yearly average flow of Wuzhou hydrological station on the main branch of Xijiang River into abundant and low state, and then Markov process method was applied to study the probability characteristic of state series. The results showed that self-conservative characteristics weakened orderly as low, normal and abundant state; no matter what initial state runoff was, the transition probabilities decreased orderly as low, normal and abundant state; during long evolvement of runoff, the emergence probabilities reduced orderly as low, normal and abundant state.
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The Dynamical Mechanism for Medium Rapture and Motion of Deep Matler on Wenchuan-Yingxiu MS8.0 Earthquarce,2008
TENG Ji-wen, LIU Cai, HAN Li-guo, RUAN Xiao-min, YAN Ya-fen, ZHANG Yong-qian
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Environmental Isotopic Composition of Natural Water in Ordos Cretaceous Groundwater Basin and Its Significance for Hydrological Cycle
HOU Guang-cai,SU Xiao-si, LIN Xue-yu,LIU Fu-tian,YI Shu-ping,DONG Wei-hong,YU Fa-kang,YANG Yun-cheng,WANG Dong
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Environmental isotopic composition of natural water in Ordos Cretaceous groundwater basin(CGB) indicates that the δ18O and δD of all the surfaces water lies in the evaporation line with the slope lower than the local meteoric water line (LMWL), which signifies the effect of evaporation on the surface water. The groundwater is of meteoric origin resulted from the fact that the groundwater in CGB is mainly distributed along LMWL. It is interesting that the δ18O and δD of groundwater in southern CGB and northern CGB has different distribution features, which signifies that the differences of hydrological cycle in southern CGB and northern CGB. In southern CGB, there exists no or weak hydraulic links between different aquifers and the groundwater flow is dominated by lateral inflow with the depth of up to 160 m involved in modern actively hydrological cycle. But in northern CGB, there is a close hydraulic links between different aquifers and the groundwater flow is characterized by vertical inflow with the depth of up to 200 m involved in modern actively hydrological cycle. The shallow groundwater is characterized by rich tritium concentration and high 14C activity, which implies that the shallow groundwater is recharged in modern time, but the deep groundwater is characterized by poor tritium concentration and low 14C activity, which implies that the deep groundwater is recharged in geologic time.
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Study and Application of the TEM Forward and Inversion Problem of Irregular Loop Source over the Layered Medium
LI Jian-ping, LI Tong-lin, ZHANG Hui, XU Kai-jun
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The EM field of arbitrary point in an irregular loop can be considered as the sum of the EM field of many circle loops in the irregular loop at the point. Therefore the authors may obtain the EM field of the irregular loop as long as the authors work out the EM field of each of the circle loops. The key to the success of this method is how the circle loop in the irregular loop is divided. The authors make a circle with the center of the circle located at the measuring point so that the irregular loop is divided into two parts, i.e. inside and outside the circle. Then the authors divide the outside of the circle further into many small circles. By doing so, the authors transform the irregular loop EM field solving problem into the circle loop EM field problem.
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Aquifer Parameters Inrersion under Model Constrain from Surface Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
ZHANG Ji-ling, WENG Ai-hua
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The induced voltage of surface nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) based on conduction model is a nonlinear function of water content distribution. A model constrained linear iteration inversion method was introduced to dissolve the nonlinear problem. And during the inversion, two constrained models, flattest and smoothest model, were incorporated into the sensitivity matrix calculated by theoretical formula. The inversion simulation was taken for the homogeneous half space, layered conductive model data and field data. And the results showed that the model constrained iteration inversion methods can get more veliable water contents and distribution from the indued volotage of surface NMR, and these results can be inverted by model constrained inversion from an initial homogeneous water content model. For noise free surface NMR signals, both flattest and smoothest model constrained inversions can infer correct water content distributions. However, to noisy data, by smoothest model constrained inversion, the inferred water content became lower and distributed in a larger range than real model, which can be inverted by flattest model constrained inversion correctly.
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Geochemical Characteristics of REE and Trace Elements of Middle to Late Triassic Sedimentary Rocks and Its Tectonic Setting in Zoige Basin
WANG Wei, SUN Liang,LI Fang-lin, BAO Zheng-yu
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Situated in Northeast of Songpan-Ganzi terrain, the Zoige Basin is a significant sedimentary area of this terrain from Middle to Late Triassic. 37 greywacke samples of Middle and Late Triassic collected from Hongcan well in Zoige were analyzed by ICP-MS for REE and trace elements. The result shows that these samples were originated continental crust because they enriched in Cs,Rb,Th and high REE contents and depleted in Sr,Nb and Ta. Negative Eu anomalies and strong differentiation between heavy and light REE are significant. Both the contents and ratios of the inactive trace elements and the results based on discriminant diagrams indicated that the sedimentary tectonic setting of Zoige Basin was dominated by continental island arc and the sediment in this basin was strongly affected by continental island arc between Middle and Late Triassic. The change of REE composition between the upper and lower samples from Hongcan well implied the tectonic setting and property of the sediment provenance in Zoige Basin were altered obviously between late-period of Middle Triassic and mid-period or late-period of Late Triassic. This change was probably due to elevation and erosion of the matured continental crust on the east of Zoige Basin, and lots of clastic materials transported into the basin in late-period of Late Triassic.
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Relationship Between No.2 Fault in Yitong Basin and Xilamulun River Fault and Its Significances for Petroleum
JIANG Tao, QIU Yu-chao, WANG Li-wu, SONG Li-zhong, MIAO Hong-bo, DING Ye
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According to regional structural geological characteristics and aeromagnetic, gravity, CEMP and seismic data, the No.2 fault in Yitong graben was part of Xilamulun River fault extending eastwards in Jilin Province. The left-strike faulting of Jiamusi-Yitong graben causes the activities of Xilamulun River fault to form No.2 fault. As the differential subsidence of its hanging wall and footwall, the present configuration of No.2 fault evolves. As an important synsedimentary fault in Yitong graben, No.2 fault controls the hanging wall and footwall deposition and petroleum accumulation. No.2 fault and hanging wall formed a steep fractured slope-break belt, which controls sedimentary distribution of the hanging wall. Incising to basement, No.2 fault connects petroleum source rock of both Shuangyang and Sheling Formation. The formerly opening of No.2 fault is favorable for petroleum migration, and later sealed when the basin reversed. The No.2 fault plays an important role in the process of petroleum accumulation at Liangjia structural area.
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GIS-based Dynamic Risk Assessment for Groundwater Nitrate Pollution from Agricultural Diffuse Sources
Y.S. Yang, J.L. Wang
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Groundwater nitrate pollution, as a global problem, is not only an environmental issue but also an economic and human health problem. The DRASTIC method can provide groundwater vulnerability to pollution but does not contain risk concept and ignore hazard’s dynamic nature of water movement. The obtained results may baffle the implementation of the EU Water Framework Directive in groundwater quality management field. We developed a dynamic risk assessment method based on DRASTIC and applied it in a watershed of the Upper Bann Catchments, Northern Ireland, for the purpose of groundwater nitrate pollution risk assessment. The framework will support decision makers efficiently and effectively carry out groundwater diffuse pollution prevention practices at watershed scale. “Very high” and “high” ranked areas for groundwater nitrate pollution occupy 51% and 105% of the study area respectively. The results are helpful for local government’s policies making by focusing on “very high” and “high” groundwater pollution risk zones in a watershed. The dynamic risk assessment method is applicable for any soluble groundwater pollutants from diffuse sources.
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Detailed Description of Lithology, Lithofacies and Porosity and Permeability of the First and the Lower Member of Yingcheng Formation :Based on the Latest Data of Ying-1D1 Well Cores in Standard Section
WU Yan-xiong,WANG Pu-jun,QU Li-cai,MIN Fei-qiong,LI Zhe,REN Li-jun
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Yingyi-D1 well, an exploratory well, was drilled to reveal the insider of standard section of Yingcheng Formation in 2006. Volcanic lavas, pyroclastic lavas, pyroclastic rocks and sedimentary pyroclastic rocks have been found in this well. The volcanic lavas include rhyolite, pitchstone, perlite and basalt. Pyroclastic lavas are consisted of breccia lava, tuff lava and ignimbrite. Pyroclastic rocks are mainly composed of volcanic breccia and tuff. Sedimentary pyroclastic rocks are mainly sedimentary tuff and sedimentary volcanic breccia. They mainly belong to effusive facies, explosive facies and volcanogenic sedimentary facies. The average porosity is 15.17% and the average permeability is 1.51×10-3μm2. The porosity is linearly correlated to permeability. Based on the mercury injection capillary pressure data, the pore structures could be classified into six types. Synthetical evaluation of porosity & permeability and pore structure, the reservoirs were classified into four types. Type I is a perfect reservoir with high to super-high porosity and super-high permeability, coarse throat dominating. Type Ⅱ is good reservoir with high porosity & permeability, fine throat dominating. Type Ⅲ is a medium reservoir with medium porosity, medium permeability and fine throat. Type Ⅳ is a poor reservoir with medium to low porosity, low permeability and fine throat.
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Study on Geochemical Characteristics and Genesis of the Dalianhe Oil Shale in Heilongjiang Province
WANG Shi-hui, CHEN Chun-rui, ZHENG Yu-long, LIU Sheng-ying
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The authors discuss the geochemical characteristics and genesis of the Dalianhe oil shale in both the coal and the oil shale members. The oil shale in the two members are quite similar in geochemistry in that both are of high percentage of SiO2, Al2O3 and Fe2O3 (middle to difficult lava silicon ash ), ratios of Mn/Ti less than 0.1, Sr/Ba between 0.1 and 0.5 and V/Ni between 2.6 and 7.0. The organic styles are mainly composed of sapropel humus. OEP values of nalkanes are between 1.55 and 3.67, showing outstanding odd carbon number distribution, with nC23 and nC29 as the highest peaks. Average Pr/Ph ratio is up to 2.30, indicating pristine dominance. Pr/nC17 ratios are between 1.18 and 3.20. All these characteristics reflect the oil shale in the two members are deposited in a fresh water, lakeswamp, alongshore and lower oxygen and anoxic environment condition. The parent material styles from the coal member are richer in hydrogenous component related to wetnesslike flora, which is the main reason for the quality difference of the oil shale in the two members.
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Late Paleozoic Tectonic-Sedimentation and Petroleum Resources in Northeastern China
ZHANG Xing-zhou, ZHOU Jian-bo, CHI Xiao-guo, WANG Cheng-wen, HU Da-qian
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Geotectonically, Tectonic setting in NE China during the Late Palaeozoic is traditionally referred to as a Variscan fold belt or orogenic belt. Therefore Late Palaeozoic rocks as a basement of Mesozoic-Cenozoic basins are regarded to be impossible for hydrocarbon exploration. Our recent studies indicate that a crust consolidating event occurred in the individual massifs in NE China in 500 Ma(±). The consolidated massifs amalgamated along the east margin of Daxing’anling Mountain, forming a composite massif as an independent evolution unit (we re-named Jiamusi-Xingmeng massif).The Late Palaeozoic Group is the first regional sedimentary cover on the composite massifs, which consists of marine sediments with abundant of well-preserved fossils. It is noteworthy that the Late Palaeozoic group is not subjected to the regional metamorphism and associated granites with large areas are not formed in Variscan, but Mesozoic time (220-180 Ma). Palaeogeographic features show that sediment setting of Late Carboniferous-Permian was a huge marine basin facing Paleo-Asian Ocean in south. The Mesozoic-Cenozoic lift basins represented by Songliao and Erlian basins are developed on the base of the Late Paleozoic marine sedimentary basin. Thus we suggest that the Late Palaeozoic sediments are not the metamorphosed basement in the Mesozoic-Cenozoic basins, they are superimposed basins. So the Late Palaeozoic group in NE China has tremendous potential for oil and gas resources, and should be an important new area for deep hydrocarbon exploration.
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The Genesis and Evolution of Orebearing Fluids of the Xiaoxinancha Goldbearing Porphyry Copper Deposit in Yanbian Area: H,O,C,S,Pb Isotope Tracing
ZHAO Hong-guang,SUN Jing-gui, CHEN Jun-qiang,ZHAO Jun-kang, YAO Feng-liang,DUAN Zhan
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The authors present hydrogen, oxygen, carbon, sulfur and lead isotope compositions of the Xiaoxinancha goldbearing porphyry copper deposits, Yanbian. The concentrations of δ18Oquartzwater,δD andδ13CCO2 trapped in quartz and fluid inclusions of the ores are -0.1‰ to +5.6‰, -77‰ to -38‰ and -5.6‰ to -3.5‰, respectively. And the δ18Ocalcitewaterand δD of calcite are -4.3‰ and -62‰. In addition, concentrations of δ18OCc,δ13CPDB,δ34S trapped in calcites and sulphides are -4.3‰ to +11.39‰, -8.8‰ to -5.3‰, and +2.1‰ to +4.8‰, respectively.206Pb/204Pb,207Pb/204Pb,208Pb/204Pb ratios are 18.103 to 18.388, 15.405 to 15.590, 37.888 to 38.184 respectively with μ value varying from 8.52 to 8.79. The sulfur isotopic characteristics indicate that the oreforming fluids are similar to those of subcontinental island arc magmas, the oxygencarbon and the lead isotopic data reveal a primitive mantle source,and the hydrogenoxygen isotopic features show a complex fluid of the primary mantle,magmatic and metamorphic water, and with an evolutionary trendency towards meteoric and sea waters. So the authors suggest that the thermodynamic sources were derived from the primitive mantle, the oreforming fluids had been contaminated by meteoric hydrothermal system on the upper crust or near the surface during ascending, and the oreforming materials (such as Cu and Au) were from IMORB mantle.
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Reliability Analysis of A Slope Considering the Randomness of Groundwater Table
HE Peng-peng, YAO Lei-hua, LIU Li-peng, CHEN Qing
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Water pressure of groundwater can be separated into hydrostatic pressure and hydrodynamic pressure in evaluation model of slope stability and the mechanical analytic model of slope stability is developed by using residual thrust method when considering water pressure of groundwater. Formulas are also induced to calculate the thickness of aquifer and water head in any point between the two points in which groundwater table is given. Taking groundwater table and shear strength index as stochastic variables and the distribution features of these two variables can be obtained basd on the monitored and tested data, the analytical method of slope reliability based on Monte-Carlo method and residual thrust method has been put forward to analyze the slope reliability of a highway slope. Analytical results show that there is a positive correlation between the change of groundwater table and the change of failure probability of slope. Failure probability of slope is approximately 60% when taking groundwater table as stochastic variable, but is 10%-30% when taking groundwater table as determinable variable during the periods of July, August and September when groundwater table changes dramatically.In other months, groundwater table varies slightly and failure probability of slope also varies slightly, but the failure probability of slope when taking groundwater table as stochastic variable is always higher than that when taking groundwater table as determined variable.
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Integrated Geophysical Profile Geological Explanation of Dangbi Town-Baoqing County in the East of Heilongjiang Province
MENG Ling-shun,LIU Dan,DU Xiao-juan,ZHANG Feng-xu,MA Guo-qing,ZHANG Ming-ren
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An geophysical profile has been collected from Dangbi Town to Baoqing County(DB02) in the east part of Heilongjiang Province. After the analysis of the geophysical characteristics in the study area, and according to gravity Euler deconvolution calculation results, DB02 geophysical profile could be divided into sections within 9 fractures and 7 structure regions. Sedimentary basement and oil-gas prospect areas were calculated and forecasted. The results show that the low-resistivity area in the eastern Boli basin is not a conducive area of oil, but a favorable area for coalbed methane; Baoqing depression have nappe structure in the upper, while the low resistance reservoir area in lower are suitable for oil and gas accumulation.
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Shanghai Estuarine and Coastal Wetlands Change Analysis Based on Remote Sensing and GIS
LI Gui-dong,ZHOU Yun-xuan,TIAN Bo,LIU Zhi-guo,ZHENG Zong-sheng
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Taking into consideration of the information of vegetation zoning, reflectance spectral signatures of land cover and field investigations, the estuarine and coastal wetland distribution information of Shanghai region is extracted from multiple Landsat-5 TM images on the basis of the determination of pixel threshold for land cover classification. With ArcGIS, spatial data of the wetlands both of tidal flat and terrain beneath water are integrated. Therefore the wetlands distribution in the past and present and changes are analyzed. Results show that the reclamation of the wetlands kept an increased trend for the past 15 years. Although the tidal flat still grows, the deposition speed obviously decreases and it does not catch up with the reclamation activities. Thus the size of wetlands of middle to high elevation has a decreasing tendency.
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He and Ar Isotopic Components of Main Tin Deposits from Central Nanling Region and Its Signification
LIU Yun-hua,FU Jian-ming,LONG Bao-lin,WEI Jun-qi,LIU Guo-qing,YANG Xiao-jun,YANG Yong-qiang
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He and Ar isotopic components of the fluid inclusions in pyrites from the main tin deposits in the central Nanling region are studied to discuss the genesis and material sources of these deposits. The results indicate that the 40Ar/36Ar ratio varies between 288 and 371 and 3He/4He 0.09~28.58 Ra. He and Ar concentrations change greatly in different area while 40Ar/36Ar and 3He/4He ratios are more consistent in the same area.40Ar/36Ar ratios are between that of the atmosphere saturation water(including meteoric precipitation and seawater)(40Ar/36Ar≈295.5)and that of Hawaii hotspot(40Ar/36Ar=350~360); Their 3He/4He ratios are apparently above those of the continental crust(3He/4He≈0.03Ra) and are within the range of the averaged crust, of the primitive mantle(3He/4He≈8.57 Ra) and of the characteristic Hawaii hotspot(3He/4He≈27.14 Ra). Above features indicate that the metallogenic fluids are related to the activation of the mantle plume, and they probably are the mixing product of the mantle-and crust-derived fluids and of the meteoric water. The results provide new evidences that the tin deposits are product of the crust-mantle interaction and that the mantle plumes had existed in the Nanling region.
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Crosswell Seismic Constrained Acoustic Impedance Inversion
YANG Qin-yong, HAN Li-guo,CAO Hui,WANG De-li,CHEN Guo-jin,XU Zhuo
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Seismic traces obtained from crosswell reflection imaging and well log data are used in the multi well log restriction random inverse acoustic impedance inversion. First the crosswell reflection imaged data was inverted to obtain an acoustic impedance profile. Then some acoustic impedance traces extracted from the inversion profile were used as virtual log and combined with well log data to implement the crosswell and surface seismic joint inversion. The modeling and filed data inversion results shown that crosswell and surface seismic joint inversion can provide more restriction in the surface seismic inversion and can improve accuracy of inversion.
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Study on the Upheaval of the Bogeda Mountain Block from Angle of Oil and Gas Exploration
KUANG Li-xiong,GUO Jian-hua, MEI Lian-fu, TONG Xiao-lan, YANG Li
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The characters and its primary times of hydrocarbon generation and expulsion of source rocks are analysed, evolution of structure and sedimentation in the Bogeda mountain block, upheaval of the Bogeda mountain block and its significance to oil and gas exploration is studied using the techniques of structure movement, sedimentary prototype resume, effective source rock evaluation, and reformed basin modeling. It is demonstrated that the present Bogeda mountain block was deep to halfdeep lake at Late Permian and two sets of good to intermediate source rocks for hydrocarbons, that is, the Upper Permian Lucaogou and Hongyanci Formations, were developped in the Bogeda mountain block then. The primary time of hydrocarbon expulsion of the source rocks is at Late Jurassic to Cenozoic when upheaval of the Bogeda mountain block took place. At upheaval times of the Bogeda mountain, the amount of hydrocarbon expulsion of the source rocks from the Bogeda mountain block to the Chaiwopu depression and Miquan block were be reduced. However, the areas adjacent to the Bogeda mountain have thick source rocks themselves, thus their resources potential is still larger. Hence, the Chaiwopu depression and Miquan block adjacent to the Bogeda mountain are also favorable prospecting areas for oil and gas.
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Types,Characteristics and Genesis of Lithophysa in Rhyolite of Yingcheng Formation,Songliao Basin
WANG Jia-qiang,LIU Wan-zhu,YANG Shuang-ling,WANG Pu-jun,XU Zhong-jie
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Large scale planar geological mapping, profiling survey and microfabric analyses proved that lithophysa structure was developed in rhyolite in Yingcheng coal mine area, Jiutai City. According to the genesis, occurrence,macro shape and microscopical characteristics,lithophysa was divided into three types:the independent lithophysa in bentonite,surface mounted lithophysa on stratiform rhyolite and interior lithophysa in the massive rhyolite.The diameter range of independent lithophysa is from a few centimeters to tens centimeters. Independent lithophysa is grape-like. Independent lithophysa distributed within the bentonite which altered from perlite. The crystallization differentiation of spheres which were formed by magma quenching into water generated the independent lithophysa. The diameter range of surface mounted lithophysa is from a few millimeters to a few centimeters. Surface mounted lithophysa is grape-like too. The surface mounted lithophysa distributed around the outer layer of the independent lithophysa in plane. Genesis mechanism of surface mounted lithophysa is the same as independent lithophysa. The diameter range of interior lithophysa is from a few millimeters to a few centimeters. Multi-rings structure was developed in the interior lithophysa. The mineral crystallization fractionation of gas-enriched magma from surface to inner releasing gas generated the interior lithophysa. These three types of lithophysa distribute in upper subfacies of effusive facies. The forming condition is condensing shrinkage in fixed volume.
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Characteristic of Water Bearing Formation and Well Logging Identification Method of Gas Reservoir in Sulige Gas Field
ZHANG Hai-tao, SHI Zhuo
J4    2010, 40 (2): 447-454.  
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The He 8 (Member 8 of the Upper Permian Shihezi Formation) and Shan1 gas reservoir in the Sulige field of Ordos basin is an inefficient fluvial facies gas reservoir drived by elasticity. The reservoir has strong heterogeneity and produces water widely during fracture testing.From the tested and explored data, the authors divide the water bearing gas zone into three types: irreducible water, interlayer water and retained water, and analysis the characters of them. According to the well logging response mechanism of gas, the recognition methods for gas-water layers, such as cross plot method, gas logging comprehensive distinguishing method, induction and laterolog joint interpretation method, are proposed. Based on these procedures, the logging interpretation coincidence rate of low resistivity oil reservoir was raised from 70% to 80%.

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The Mesozoic Sedimentary Sequences, Correlation and Geological Significance for Petroleum of the North Margin of South China Sea
WANG Liao-liang,CHENG Ri-hui,LI Fei,ZHANG Li,XU Zhong-jie
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The Mesozoic strata outcropped in the central-east part of Guangdong Province may divided into 15 of Ⅲ rank sedimentary sequences, while there are 12 of Ⅲ rank sequences of Mesozoic identified in the seismic profiles and well LF35-1-1 in offshore Chaoshan depression in the north margin of South China Sea. The sequences including 6 of Ⅱ rank and 2 of Ⅰrank, reflect the environmental changing processes from sea to land. The lithography, sedimentary facies and sequence of the Mesozoic both outcropped in land and occurred offshore may correlate well. The characteristics of stratigraphy and sedimentation and its model based on the outcropped strata are helpful to study the related subjects of the Mesozoic offshore and can be a guide to petroleum exploration.
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Fan Delta Deposits and Relation to Hydrocarbon of Upper Es4 at Yong 921 Area in Dongying Depression
WANG Jiao,JIANG Zai-xing,CAO Ying-chang,XING Huan-qing,WANG Yan-zhong,LUO Wen-sheng
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Fan delta sediments are widely developed in the upper part of the fourth member of Shahejie Formation at Yong 921 area in the north steep slope of Dongying depression. They are among the best reservoirs in the area. Based on the theory of sedimentology and reservoir geology, combined with outcrop, drilling data, well logging and analytical data, fan delta’s depositional characteristics, sedimentary model and reservoir characteristics are studied and summarized. According to characteristics of the deposits, fan deltas there can be subdivided into three subfacies and six microfacies. With analysis of lithological properties, diagenesis, sedimentary microfacies, structural features and sedimentary structure factors controlling the physical of reservoirs. The authors believed that channel fill sands are the most favorable reservoirs in the subject area,and can have the best combination of oil source bed, reservoir and caprocks.
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Geochemical Tracing by Fluid Inclusions in Ores from the Yangjiaba Polymetallic Ore Field in Lueyang County, Shaanxi Province
ZHAO Fu-feng, LIU Xian-fan, ZHU Lai-min, LU Qiu-xia, CAI Yong-wen, CAI Fei-yue, SONG Xiang-feng-
J4    2009, 39 (3): 415-424.  
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Take the Yangjiaba polymetallic ore field in Lueyang County, Shaanxi Province as an example, systematic research of fluid inclusions from the ores indicates that they can be divided into two distinct areas in space: Areas A and B. Area A is featured by single liquid phase while Area B by larger voluminous, primary two-phases inclusions with large gas: liquid ratios. In Area A, the primary gaseous-liquid phase inclusions consist of H2O and their homogeneous temperatures are measured at 184℃. The fluid inclusions in Area B are mainly composed of H2O and C6H6 and their homogeneous temperature are concentrated around 260℃ and 330℃. The homogeneous temperature of the Area B is apparently higher than those measured previously, indicating the involvement of higher temperature, reductive fluids in mineralization. Combined with the consideration of the tectonic settings of the Qinling orogenic belt, and of the analysis of trace and REE elements, it is suggested at the present preliminary stage of study that the H2O-C6H6 fluids might belong to mantle fluid moved upwards via large deep-cut faults by rapid surge during intense tectonic movement.  These fluids resulted in crust-mantle superimposed mineralization, being the prelude of intense mineralization in the Qinling orogenic belt.

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Groundwater Numerical Simulation of Muti-Aquifers in the First Exploiting Region of Baoqing Open-Cast Coal in Heilongjiang Province
FANG Zhang, XIAO Chang-lai, YAO Shu-rong, MA Zhe, XU Bin, REN Yan-ru
J4    2010, 40 (3): 610-616.  
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Yield of groundwater and its decline process are key issues for the exploitation time of the open-cast coal. Groundwater numerical model including three aquifers and two aquitards is built using GMS in the Baoqing open-cast coal in the Eastern Heilongjiang Province. The model is calibrated and validated according to measured data. Considering both economic benefits and dewatering effect,the flow field of different schemes are predicted by the model. Based on the result the best scheme of dewatering well design (86 dewatering wells) and the corresponding yield of abstraction(95 718.84 m3/d) are determined. The process of groundwater level decline in the first exploiting region is presented too, the average decline speed in 0.17 m/d. The result provides technical support for solving practical key problems in dewatering projects such as number of dewatering wells and their location design, yield of single well, and the prediction of decline speed of groundwater level.

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Mineral Composition and Element Geochemistry of Co-Rich Nodule from YJB Sea Mount in Central Pacific Ocean
CHU Feng-you, HU Da-qian, YAO Jie
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The mineral composition and the contents of the oreforming and rare earth elements in different spherical layers of Co-rich nodules, collected from the YJB Sea Mount in the MARCUS Ridge in the central Pacific ocean, were determined using ICP-AES,ICP-MS,XRD,FT-IR and JSM. The results show that the spherical nodules consist of a basalt core and four surrounding spherical layers. In the nodules, the ore minerals include vernadite and a small amount of todorokite, gangue minerals are apatite quartz and plagioclase and minor minerals are montmorillonite, kaolinite, natrolite, cristobalite, pyroxene, stibite and others. TMn, Cu, Ca and P are relativily enriched in the old nodules while TFe, Co, Ni, Si and Al are enriched in new nodules. In both the old and new nodules, the contents of TMn, Co, Ni, Cu, Ba, Zn, Pb and Mo are gradually decreased from the underlying layers outwards and that of TFe is increased. The core basalts belong to WPB. Their total REE contents are measured to be 1 924.07×10-6 with distinctively positive Ce anomalies. In different spherical layers of both the old and new nodules the varying tendency of Ce is similar to that of TMn while varying tendency of other REE to that of Fe.
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Research on the Depositional Environment and Resources Potential of the Oil Shale in the Chang7 Member,Triassic Yanchang Formation in the Ordos Basin
LU Jin-cai, LI Yu-hong, WEI Xian-yang, WEI Jian-she
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The Chang 7 member of the Triassic Yanchang Formation in the Ordos Basin contains wealthy of oil shale resources. It is mostly distributed in the southern part of the basin and the thickness of these layers is from 15 to 30 meters (with the thickest exceeds 40 meters) with 5% to 10% oil yield. The development of the Ordos Basin reached its culmination in the sedimentary period of the Yanchang Formation and the lake basin was largest in area during the Chang 7 epoch. Based on the research on the relationship between the distribution of oil shale and the character of sedimentary facies during Chang 7 epoch, we suggest that the distribution of oil shale is remarkably controlled by the depositional environment then. The oil shale of the Chang 7 member formed under deep lake to half deep lake environment are of higher oil yield and of thicker and wider distribution range. The Chang 7 member in the Ordos Basin is very rich in oil shale resource and the volume of the shale oil resources is 10 476×108t. Moreover, because the structure of the Ordos Basin is simple, their exploitation conditions are good. So the Chang 7 member of the Yanchang Formation in the Ordos Basin is potential for prospecting and exploitation.
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LA-ICPMS Zircon U-Pb Dating of a Quartz Diorite Pluton from Wangjiacha, the Junction Area Between the Qinling and Qilian Orogenic Belts and Its Tectonic Significance
CHEN Jun-lu, LI Hao-bin,WANG Hong-liang,HE Shi-ping,ZENG Zuo-xun,XU Xue-yi,LI Xiang-min
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Wangjiacha quartz diorite, outcropped in the junction area between Qinling and Qilian orogenic belts, was intruded into the metamorphic complex of the Longshan Group. Assemblage, chemistry and geochemical characteristics of the quartz diorite intrusion show the characteristics of subduction granite. Using LA-ICPMS(Laser-iso plasma mass spectrum) dating technique, U-Pb isotope dating for tiny areas of single zircons from the quartz diorite gives a weighted average age of (454.7±1.7) Ma, which probably stands for the formation age of the rocks. This dating is of great significance to the research on the Early Paleozoic tectonic evolution, on the orogenic processes in the junction area between the Qinling and Qilian and on the relationship between the Qinling and Qilian orogenic belts.
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Typical Technologies for Oil Shale Retorting
ZHANG Qiu-min,GUAN Jun,HE De-min
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The original commentary is about typical technologies for oil shale retorting. Firstly, the authors make a brief introduction about gas heat carrier such as Petrosix, Kiviter, SGR, Joseco and Fushuntype retorts. Then, solid heat carrier such as Galoter,Tosco-Ⅱ,LR,ATP and DG process were described in detail. Obviously that the future development of new technologies based on traditional processes are prospected. It is very important to take environmental protection into consideration at the stage of select process.
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Classification of Tectonic Sequence and Dynamic Evolution of Jixi Basin, Eastern Heilongjiang Province
YANG Xiao-ping, LI Yang-chun,LIU Zhen, WANG Yan, WANG Hong-jie
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According to bore holes and exposures, the authors studied the structure sequences of the Jixi basin in Eastern Heilongjiang Province. With classification of tectonic sequence, the authors discussed the dynamics evolution of Jixi basin, suggesting that the Jixi basin was formed by pull apart of lefthanded strikeslip related to the Dunmi rift zone in the Cretaceous. Longitudinal expression include two tectonic evolution periods: blockfaulting stage in earlymiddle stage of the Early Cretaceous expressed, which was controlled by the growth of coalbearing sequence in Jixi Group; downwarping period in late stage of the Early Cretaceousearly stage of Late Cretaceous, which was controlled by the growth of red sequence in Huashan Group. The sequence classification and dynamic analysis of this basin provide an important evidence to the stratigraphic correlation,tectonic analysis and minerogenesis.
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The Age Difference, Geochemistry and Petrogenesis of Mafic Dikes and Host Granites from Meizhou Island in Fujian Province
DONG Chuan-wan, ZHOU Chao, GU Hong-yan, MA Xiao-xiong, LV Qing
J4    2011, 41 (3): 735-744.  
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Mafic dikes in Meizhou Island, Fujian Province, intrude along joints of the granite. They are mainly hornblende diabase and composed of plagioclase (An=45-55), hornblende and minority of augite and/or quartz. The SHRIMP U-Pb age of zircons from mafic dikes is (90±2) Ma. The host granite, with zircon SHRIMP U-Pb age of (105±3) Ma, is composed of quartz(25%-30%),perthite(50%-60%),plagioclase (An=22-25,10%-15%) and minority of biotite (<5%). The age difference between the mafic dikes and their host granite is approximately 10 Ma. Geochemically, the mafic dikes are of low CaO, MgO, TiO2, high Al2O3, with LREE and LILE enriched, Ta-Nb depleted, (87Sr/86Sr)i=0.705 2-0.705 4,εNd(t) =-0.03-1.57. The overall elemental and Sr-Nd isotopic characteristics of the Meizhou Island mafic dikes are similar to those of mafic dikes from the coastal area of Fujian Province. The host granite is rich in silicon, alkalis, w(SiO2)>75%,A/CNK=1.05-1.12,w(K2O+Na2O)=7.68%-8.12%, (87Sr/86Sr)i=0.705 5,εNd(t) = -3.92, which is consistent with that of the late Mesozoic high-K calc-alkaline granitoid in the coastal region of Fujian Province. It’s suggested that the host granites in Meizhou Island be formed by partial melting in middle-lower crustal rocks by underplating and heating of basaltic magma produced from partial melting of enriched lithospheric mantle. The mafic dikes were probably derived from the detained basaltic magma experienced fractional crystallization process. The granite and mafic dikes from Meizhou Island formed in the extensional setting and responded to two extension events. The study on the Meizhou Island granite and mafic dikes provides a new case for Late Mesozoic tectonic-magmatic activities and constraint to the time of lithosphere extensional events in the coastal area of Fujian Province.

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Creep Characteristics for Consolidated-Undrained Triaxial Compression of Yingkou Soft Soil
WANG Chang-ming, HUANG Chao, ZHANG Hao, ZHANG Xian-wei, LI Jun-xia
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Genesis of the Dashiqiao Granite and Its Significancein Borate Mineral Exploration
LIU Jing-dang, XIAO Rong-ge,WANG Cui-zhi,ZHOU Hong-chun,FEI Hong-cai
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Based on the study of the genesis of granite in Dashiqiao borate district, considers that the granite in the area is a kind of stratified migmatitized granite. The direct result of this hypothesis is the discovery of three mediumsized borate deposits in Dashiqiao area. The granite, which is transitional to its host rock granulite, possesses some special structure and texture, fluctuating largely in its chemical component concentration. Granite displays an oversaturated Al, a higher AKCN and a higher Ti. Its petrochemical components and oxygen isotope δ18O of higher than 10‰ reveal features of migmatization. The granite is consistent with its host rock granulitite in REE. In granite, LR/HR is 3.86 on average, negative Eu anomaly is evident, δEu is 0.62 and Eu/Sm is 0.163 on average, suggesting its similarity to crust granites and sedimentary rocks. Hence, the granite in the area is considered as stratified migmatized granite, rather than magmatic granite formed by diapirism.
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Hydrogeochemistry Evidence of Groundwater Circulation Features in Ordos Cretaceous Basin-A Case Study in Chabu Well Field
SUN Fang-qiang, HOU Guang-cai, DOU Yan,FANG Chang-sheng,JIANG Jun,ZHANG Le-zhong
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The authors introduces the hydrogeochemical evidence of groundwater circulation pattern in Chabu well field in Ordos Cretaceous basin based on the horizontal and vertical distribution features of hydrogeochemistry. The horizontal distribution features of hydrogeochemistry and its evolution differences between eastern and western parts of the well field indicates that Groundwater is mainly recharged in eastern part and the groundwater moves form east to west, and discharge in the western parts The vertical distribution features of hydrogeochemistry indicate that groundwater moves downward in the area east to Baolehaoxiao,while upward in in the area west to Baolehaoxiao. The circulation depth of intermidiate groundwater flow system and the regional groundwater flow system is about 150-200 m and 600 m below the land surface respectively.
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Formation and Evolution of Overpressure of K1n1 Mudstone in the North of Songliao Basin
WANG Guo-min, FU Guang, GENG Qi
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By use of the changes of acoustic logging data with buried depth and equivalent depth method, formation and evolution characteristics of overpressure of K1n1 mudstone in the north of Songliao Basin was studied. It was considered that the overpressure of K1n1 mudstone was universally developed in the north of Songliao Basin at present. The area of high value of overpressure distributes in Qijia-Gulong depression, and the maximum can reach up to more than 9 MPa now. Overpressure of K1n1 mudstone mainly formed during K2m2 sedimentary period and then increased gradually. At the end of K2m and E sedimentary period, the overpressure had ever decreased because of the activity of T1 faults. According to the formation and evolution process of overpressure and hydrocarbon generation-expulsion histories of source rocks, it was considered that ①the main hydrocarbon expulsion phase of K1n1 source rock was at the end of E sedimentary period; ②the longest distance of migration downward of oil and gas from K1n1 source rock was about 190 m. In most parts of Daqing Placanticline, Sanzhao depression, Qijia-Gulong depression, Longhupao terrace and Mingshui terrace, etc, oil and gas from K1n1 source rocks could migrate downward into underlying Saertu oil layers. Only in local areas the oil and gas could migrate downward into Putaohua oil layers. ③Formation period of overpressure was earlier than the main expulsion period, which was favorable for sealing oil and gas. ④Overpressure of K1n1 mudstone underwent ever depressure at the end of K2m and E sedimentary period after its formation, but its seal ability continuously increased until now. These conditions should be significant for the accumulation and distribution of oil and gas in Saertu, Putaohua oil layers in the north of Songliao Basin.
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Improving Compensated Neutron Log Vertical Resolution Under Deviated and Horizontal Well Conditions and Its Application
YU Hua-wei,SUN Jian-meng, LAI Fu-qiang, WANG Min, YANG Jin-zhou
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In order to reasonably improve the vertical resolution of the compensated neutron log (CNL) in deviated and horizontal well, Monte Carlo simulation was applied to study the vertical geometrical factors of CN241 tool in the well of different deviation angle. The geometrical factor was regarded as response function coefficient, and resolution matching method was used to improve the resolution of the log curves in simulated formation and true formation. The vertical geometrical factors obtained from the simulation data proved that there would be some error when the geometrical factor of vertical well was applied to deviated or horizontal well, and the maximum porosity error could be as high as 10% when the formation thickness is 40 cm. The results also showed that geometrical factors were different with different deviation angles, therefore the corresponding geometrical factor should be used as response function coefficient when to improve CNL resolution of deviated or horizontal well.
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Neoarchean Crustal Accretion in Western Shandong Province: Evidence from Granite and Monzogranite U-Pb Chronology,Hf Isotope and Rock Geochemistry
Wang Yue, Zhou Qiming, Zhang Jinlong, Zhou Guangfeng
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 463-485.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210164
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Western Luxi is the only area in the world where the Early Neoarchean TTG and greenstone belts are completely preserved, which are typical for study the evolution types of Archean magma, the crust-mantle interaction, and the Archean tectonic model. Based on field geological surveys, in this paper, the geochemical characteristics and formation background of the Neoarchean granites and monzonites in western Shandong s are discussed by means of trace element geochemistry, isotope geochemistry, and isotope chronology. The U-Pb ages of Neoarchean granites and monzonite granites in western Luxi are mainly 2 537 Ma and 2 566 Ma. The granite (TA1802) εHf (t) value is -1.4-2.9(average 0.65), and the two-stage model age is about 2.9 Ga; The monzonite granite (TA1812) εHf (t) value is -0.4-2.7( average 1.31), the age of two-stage model is 3 073-2 886 Ma(average 2.8 Ga), the monzonite granite (TA1817) εHf (t) is 0.3-4.7, the average is 3.35, the age of the second-stage model is 3 032-2 762 Ma, the average is about 2.8 Ga. On the εHf(t)-t diagram, the age evolution lines of the Neoarchean granites and monzonites in Luxi fall on the 2.9-2.8 Ga crustal evolution line, and are roughly the same as that of the second-stage model, which indicates that the Luxi Neoarchean granites and monzonites originated from the re-melting of the ancient crust at 2.9-2.8 Ga. The Neoarchean granites and monzonites in western Shandong are characterized by high w(SiO2), w(Al2O3), and w(Na2O), and they are all quasi-aluminum rocks. In the standardized distribution pattern of rare earth element chondrites, they all show light rare earth element (LREE) enrichment, heavy rare earth element (HREE) depletion, and medium-heavy rare earth element fractionation. There are two samples (TA1801-1 and TA1824) showing Ta enrichment and the rest samples showing large ion lithophile element enrichment, such as K, Rb, Ba and Th, and Nb, Ta, and Ti depletion. The monzonites also show the enrichment of large ion lithophile element such as K, Rb, Ba and Th, the depletion of Nb, Ta, Ti, and the partial molten residual minerals include garnet, rutile, and a small amount of plagioclase and amphibole. Based on the above geochemical characteristics, combined with the regional geological characteristics, the tectonic background of the Neoarchean granites and monzonites in western Shandong is syn-collision, which is the reason of the effective accretion of continental crust.
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Gammaray Spectrometry in Exploration of Gold Deposit:A Case Study from Wulaga Gold Mine in Heilongjiang Province
WU Guo-xue, LI Shou-yi, CHEN Guo-hua,XU Hao, BAI Shi-jun, WANG Yong-xiang, LV Zhi-gang
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Gold deposits are controlled by lithology, structure and alteration. The alteration may result in radioactivity difference between ore bearing structure zone and the wall rock. Therefore the gammaray spectrometry may be used in gold deposit exploration. Gammaray spectrometry survey made in the outer region Liushuhe area of Wulaga gold mine in Heilongjiang Province is taken as an example in which the ore bearing structure zone is revealed and the characteristic on the mineralization liquid at middle to low temperature is indicated. Potassium (K) and the total channels appear high anomalies on the mineralization zone while uranium (U) shows low anomalies. The overall results prove that spectrometry is effective in gold exploration in the study area. It is necessary to point out that gammaray spectrometry may be characterized differently over different exploration area and different deposit types.
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Sedimentary exhalative origin of the Baiyinnuoer zinc-lead deposit,Chifeng,inner mongolia:geological and sulfur isotope evidence
ZENG Qing-dong,LIU Jian-ming,JIA Chang-shun,WAN Zhi-min,YU Chang-ming,YE Jie,LIU Hong-tao
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Baiyinnuoer zinc-lead deposit in Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, is located at the middle segment of the Da Hinggan Mountains, in the Permian Huanggangliang Group. The distribution of the ore bodies are controlled by fold structures. The ore bodies are mainly composed of layered, disseminated and massive ores. The mineralization can be divided into two periods: the early mineralization including layered, layer parallel veined and brecciated ores, and the late mineralization including veinlets and veined ores. The sulfur isotopic compositions of the sulfides from ores show that the values (average -4.31‰) of the δ34S of the early mineraliztion ores are clearly lower than that (average -1.83‰) of the late mineralization ores. Comprehensive studies indicate that the Baiyinnuoer zinc-lead deposit is a type of sedimentary exhalative Zn-Pb-Ag deposit and superimposed by Yanshanian magma hydrothermal activity. The main metallogenic period is the Permian.
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Research on Fitting and Transformating GPS Height into Normal Height in Band Region
YU Xiao-ping, YANG Guo-dong, XU Hui-ping,XIAO Feng, ZHAO Zhen-yu,LIU Cai, MENG Ling-shun
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Aiming at the pertinent problems of the Hulin existing elevation systems, technical problems, such as converting ellipsoidal heights to normal heights of the region, are discussed in the present work. After systematically introducing the theories on GPS and on leveling measuring height system, as well as on their similarities and discrepancies, the principles and methods of determining quasi-geoid are explained. Then using a mathematic model, the scheme achieving height transformation with a cm-level precision by a few GPS points and leveling points is searched. Finally, an approximate solution to the quasi-geoid computation with a cm-level precision in Hulin area is proposed, based on analyzing the approaches and corresponding errors of computed normal heights in cm-level in different areas. Taking the terrain characteristics of the Hulin area in account, the approaches adapting to different surveying projects are used to realize height transform here. Proved by practice, the normal heights with a cm-level precision of this region, can be achieved by a few reasonably distributed leveling points, which can meet the demand of general surveying projects.
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Joint Structure Features,Distribution Regularity and Reservoir Prediction of Yingcheng Formation in Eastern Songliao Basin
SUN Qing-chun, SUN Xiao-meng, WANG Pu-jun, LIU Wan-zhu, JIN Feng-lan, BAI Xue-feng
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It was the first time to carry out the systematical statistical analysis on the joint occurrence, scale, width, density and distribution regularities to elaborate the reservoir significance. According to the analysis of joint position, the inter-cutting relationship and the regional tectonic settings, the formation epochs of joints in the target area were divided into three epochs, namely, Yingcheng epoch, the last stage of Yingcheng epoch and the late stage of K2.By using conjugate joint occurrence and joint nature, basing on the statistics and calculation, Yingcheng epoch had nearly EW direction tectonic stress field with stretch and compression alternatively, NE-SW direction tectonic stress field was formed in the last stage of Yingcheng epoch, NW-SE direction compressional tectonic stress field was formed in the last stage of K2.It was considered that the joint formation and distribution of Yingcheng Formation were mainly related with the first two compressional tectonic stress fields. The joint distribution regularities of Yingcheng Formation in Xujiaweizi region were predicted, which provides the visual correlation for the study on the distribution regularities of natural gas reservoir.
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Source Rock Characteristics of Marine Strata|Sichuan Basin
XU Sheng-lin, CHEN Hong-de, CHEN An-Qing, LIN Liang-biao, LI Jun-wen, YANG Jun-bin
J4    2011, 41 (2): 343-350.  
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Marine strata deposited from the Sinian to the Middle Triassic in Sichuan basin which was important to oil and gas exploration. Mudstone deposited during the Doushantuo stage of Lower Sinian, the Qiongzhusi Formation of Lower Cambrian and the Longmaxi Formation of Lower Silurian. Two types of source rocks deposited within the Qixia Formation of Middle Permian and the Wujiaping Formation of Upper Permian. The distribution characteristics of each stage are studied in detail. According to this study, the main hydrocarbon generating center of Doushantuo Formation locates in the Fuling district, the main hydrocarbon generating center of Qiongzhusi Formation locates in the area from Chengdu to Zigong. There are two main hydrocarbon generating centers which are Wanxian district and Luzhou-Qijiang area during the Longmaxi Formation, three hydrocarbon generating centers during Qixia Formation, and single hydrocarbon generating centers in Wanxian-Wushan district during the Wujiaping Stage. The maturity evolution of source rocks turns to matured or over-matured stage and the hydrocarbon-generating intensity is controlled by the abundance of organic matter and thickness of source rock. The stage of TST within the second-order sequence is better to deposit regional source rock. The types of source rock,organic matter and abundance of organic matter are mainly controlled by the sediment settings, the distribution and the maturity evolution of source rock are mainly affected by the tectonic movement.

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Evolution of Diagenesis and Pore in Sandstone Reservoirs in Zhidan Area
YANG Ke-wen, PANG Jun-gang, LI Wen-hou
J4    2009, 39 (4): 662-668.  
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To ascertain sandstone diagenesis of the Yanchang Formation and its effects on physical properties, multiple analysis methods were adopted, including general  slice and casting slice identification of sandstone, scan electron microscope, X-ray diffraction, etc. The result shows that feldspar sandstone is the main sandstone type, with low composition maturation and high fabric maturation,and compaction is one of the main causes for porosity losses,and the primary porosity loses further under cementation which is also the main cause of this compact sandstone, especially, cabonate,secondly,quartz increasing margin and kaolinite,but cementation of chlorite film can restrain compaction and is benifical to preserve primary porosity. Physical properties of sandstone reserviors can be improved by dissolution,especially,of feldspar during the later period of diagenesis. Diagenesis reaches A-period of later diagenesis stage,secondary porosity developed by dissolution is one of the main porosity-type of this period,where it is developed well is the favourable reserviors area.

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Seismic Characters of Volcanic Facies and Their Distribution Relation to Deep Faults in Songliao Basin
TANG Hua-feng,WANG Pu-jun,JIANG Chuan-jin,LIU Jie,ZHANG Qing-chen,FENG You-liang
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Five volcanic facies and fifteen subfacies are identified in Yingcheng Formation by using the data of cores and cuts of 36 wells in the Songliao Basin. The distribution of volcanic rocks is controlled by deep-seated faults. The volcanic rocks near the deep faults are thicker than that far from deep faults. The crater is controlled by the bypass faults. The facies’ cycle of volcanic in the Songliao Basin has the following characters. The vertical facies’ cycle of volcanic near deep faults is effusive facies-effusive facies-volcanic vent facies or invading facies from lower to upper, while far from deep faults’ is effusive facies-extrusive facies-effusive facies or volcanic sedimentary facies. The horizontal facies’ rhyme is volcanic vent facies/invading facies-effusive facies-extrusive facies-volcanic sedimentary facies. The cha-racters of effusive facies are matting like overlap or mound shape, middle-lower amplitude, middling frequency, middle-bad continuum reflection, and intermittently continuum wave like reflection, which are 6~10 km wide and 200~400 m thick. The characters of extrusive facies is wedge or lentoid figure with middle-high amplitude, middle-low frequency, bad-middle continuum reflection, which are 6~8 km wide and 100~200m thick. The characters of volcanic vent facies and invading facies are steep mound shape with middle-high amplitude, low frequency, disorder reflection, only occurred near the crater, which are 2 km wide and 100~200 m thick. The character of volcanic-sedimentary facies is filling structure, middle-high amplitude, middle frequency and good continuum reflection, distributed in bottomland, which are 4~7 km wide and 50~150 m thick.
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SHRIMP U[CD*2]Pb Dating of Zircons from Two-Mica Granite in Baga Area in Gangdise Belt
HE Zhong-hua,YANG De-ming,WANG Tian-wu,ZHENG Chang-qing
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Twomica granites are exposed in the Gangdise backarc fault uplift area and are discontinually distributed along Serirong-Baga fault as an E-W trending tring. Their contents of SiO2, K2O, Al2O3 are higher, but the contents of CaO are lower, A/CNK>1.1 and the content of corundum exceeds 2.1% by CIPW standard mineral calculation. All those show these granites are the peraluminous granites with the rheomorphic remelting characteristics, which formed during the syncollision circumstances.The results of SHRIMP zircon U-Pb dating reveal that the inherited zircon in twomica granitic rocks gave a few Archean and a large number of ages between 1 120 Ma and 1 489 Ma, which represent the age of the main source region of the zircon. Those ages are essentially in agreement with the protolith age of the metamorphic Nianqingtanggu Group, which indicate their close affinity. The rheomorphic remelting age of the twomica granites is 139 Ma. Combined with the regional data, it is suggested that the twomica granites were produced due to the crustal thickening which was caused by the Neotethys subducting underneath the Gangdise microblock and by its backarc oceanic basin closing in the same time.
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Lithification of Dawsonite-Bearing Sandstone in the Qingshankou Formation in the Qian’an Oil Field of the South Songliao Basin
LI Fu-lai,LIU Li,YANG Hui-dong,QU Xi-yu,LIU Na,ZHAO Guo-xiang
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The Qingshankou Formation in the Qian’an oil field of the south Songliao basin contains abundant dawsonite-bearing sandstone. The clastic composition, cements, authigenic minerals, diagenetic paragenesis succession and fluid evolution are investigated through polarizer microscope, scanning electron microscope, alizarin red-staining, X-ray diffraction etc. The results shows that the sandstone is fine-grained and micro-grained, poorly to moderately sorted silt dawsonite-bearing arkoses and silty dawsonite-bearing lithic arkoses. The dominant cements and authigenic minerals include dawsonite, ankerite, calcite, secondary quartz oergrowths and authigenic clay mineral (kaolinite and illite ). Part of dawsonite occurs as radial, bundle and plate, and some are very special as large massive condensates. The paragenetic sequence are in the order of calcite-kaolinite, secondary quartz overgrowths-illite-dawsonite and ankerite. The authigenic minerals formed before CO2 charging include multi-stages of calcite assemblages, kaolinite and secondary quartz overgrowths assemblages. While the main cements formed after CO2 charging are dawsonite and ankerite. Fluid evolution are in a sequence of alkaline-acidic-the transition from acid to alkaline fluids and/or transition from meta-alkalescence-alkaline fluids.
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Zircon U-Pb Dating of Ore-Bearing Granite-Porphyry Vein in Western Huangyangshan Gold Deposit, Eastern Junggar and Its Geological Significance
LU Yan-ming, ZHANG Yu-jie, PAN Mao, LIU Yi-fei, XU Bin, CHAO Yin-yin, ZHANG Dong, FAN Jun-jie, CHEN Xiao-wu, PAN Ai-jun
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Forward Simulation with High Accuracy of Ground Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
WENG Ai-hua,WANG Xue-qiu
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To simulate surface Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) signal efficiently and accurately, kernel function can be computed from the known values at certain nodes as few as possible by means of continuous fraction interpolation. Numerical results of a single aquifer embedded into free space show that the combination of Gaussion quadrature and continuous fraction interpolation can speed up surface NMR simulation without losing accuracy.
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Observation and Study on Flow Attention Capacity of Saltmarsh:A Case Study of Scirpus Mariqueter in Chongming Dongtan
Xie Zehao, Shi Benwei, Tian Bo, Chen Qian, Zhang Wenxiang, Gu Jinghua
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 571-581.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200267
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Saltmarshes in coastal area can reduce flow velocity and stabilize sediments. In this study, we took Scirpus mariqueter in Chongming Dongtan of the Yangtze Estuary as the research object, and set up three observation transects with the pattern of “mudflat-vegetation frontier-vegetation” to measure the flow velocity, direction and water depth in different phenological periods. The results show that Scirpus mariqueter has a significant capacity to reduce flow velocity:The average velocity in saltmarsh is lower than that of the mudflat, the capacity of attenuation is stronger than that of the mudflat, and the flow attenuation rate is 1.47 to 3.48 times that of the mudflat. In different phenological periods, the flow attenuation rates in Scirpus mariqueter saltmarsh rank in the following order:Mid growing period > late growing period> withering period, which are 1.15%, 1.06%, and 0.50% m-1, respectively. The capacity of flow attenuation is positively related to the flow velocity, and the correlation coefficients of the three phenological periods are all greater than 0.80. Except for the withering period, the capacity of flow attenuation is negatively related to water depth, and the absolute value of correlation coefficient is greater than 0.90.
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Structural Features and Deformation Stages of the Dayangshu Basin in Northeast China
LIU Zhi-hong,WU Xiang-mei,ZHU De-feng,CUI Min,LIU Hang-jun,LI Xiao-hai
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Dayangshu Basin is a Mesozoic-Cenozoic basin which is located on the east part of Daxing’anling orogenic belt. It is in a long narrow shape with the NNE trending and next to Songliao Basin to the east. Dayangshu Basin experienced multistage deformations, which is characterized mainly by extensional structures, and was superimposed by compressional structures and positive inversion structures. The basin was suffered NWW-SEE extension during Longjiang stage of the Early Cretaceous, a series of listric normal faults was formed, and the half-grabens were developed on the hanging wall of the controlling fault. Dayangshu Basin was controlled by NW-SE compression during Jiufengshan stage of the Early Cretaceous, the early faulted depressions were inversed by contraction to form inversion structures, and fault propagation folds and thrust faults were formed in some places. Dayangshu Basin was suffered extension again during Ganhe stage of the Early Cretaceous, a series of small NNE trending fault depressions formed. Dayangshu Basin was suffered intensive compression during late stage of the Early Cretaceous to early stage of the Late Cretaceous, and the early depression-controlling normal faults were inversed, and fault propagation folds formed on the upper part of the basin. The basin was raised completely and suffered erosion. Dayangshu Basin was in extensional setting in the Quaternary period, and a series of small extensional half-grabens were formed.
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Geochemical Characteristics of the CalcSilicate Rocks in Khondalite Series in Daqingshan Area,Inner Mongolia
XU Zhong-yuan,LIU Zheng-hong,HU Feng-xiang,YANG Zhen-sheng
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In the khondalite series in Daqingshan area, Inner Mongolia, Di gneiss association is a independent lithostratigraphic unit characteristic of calcsilicate rocks overlying a Ga-Bi gneiss association and being overlain by a marble association. Characterized by generally containing diopside, sphene, scapolite and apatite, the unit is composed of diopside gneisses(DG) and diopsidefeldspar granulitite(DFG), feldspardiopside granulitite(FDG), diopsidite(DD) and diopside marble(DM). The association is rich in Ca, Sr, Na and depleted in Cr, Ni, Co, Sc, suggesting the presence of chemical sediments in the unit. Moreover, the negative correlation of CaO and positive of Al2O3 with SiO2 reflect an increasing abundance of clastic rocks and a decreasing trend in chemical sediments from DM via DD, FDG to DFG and DG. The characteristics of major, trace and rare earth elements suggest a protolith association of ironrich dolomitic pelite,calcareous mudstone and greywacke intercalated by pelitic limestone and marlite, calcareousbearing arkose, which was deposited in the setting of dry, intertidal or laguna with insufficient supply of the terrigenous detrital material. Their similarity to Ga-Bi gneiss in geochemistry, especially in REE, when chemical sediments are considered separately, reflects that they probably shared a mutual provenance to Ga-Bi gneiss. The Di gneiss association, Ga-Bi gneiss association and marble association make up a sedimentary cycle from clastic via clastic mixed by chemical to chemical sediment, a sedimentary feature characteristic of MidProteroroic Changcheng Group, hence supporting the view that the khondalte series was deposited within an intracratonic basin.
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Current Situation of pH and Wet Deposition of Heavy Metals in Precipatation in Changchun City, China
YANG Zhong-peng, LU Wen-xi, LONG Yu-qiao, LIU Xin-rong
J4    2009, 39 (5): 887-892.  
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A series of investigations were performed to show the current situation of  pH of precipitation and wet deposition of heavy metal, in Changchun City, China. A total of 12 samples of atmospheric precipitation were collected at three representative sites using bulk deposition sampling method in the periods of 2006-2007(about one year). The heavy metal content were analyzed by atomic fluorescence spectrometry (AFS) and Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometric (ICP-MS). According to the analytical results, the average pH value of the precipitation was 6.43, which was neutral as a whole. The content of Hg, Cr, Cu, Zn, As, Pb and Cd in precipitation in Changchun is generally low with the concentrations of 0.042,3.59,9.25,148.6,18.44,21.71,0.933μg/L respectively. The concentrations of heavy metals were generally higher in the spring and winter period than that in the summer and autumn period,which might be the result of washouting effect in rainy season, meanwhile, the concentrations of heavy metals were generally lower in the area of automobile factory than in the other areas. According to the calculated results, the wet deposition fluxes of As,Cd,Cr,Cu,Hg,Pb and Zn in Changchun were 2.13,0.21,1.70,3.74,0.019,6.82,65.78 mg/(m2·a), respectively. The deposition fluxes of heavy metals were generally higher in the March to September periods than that in the other periods.

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Paleoenvironments of Holocene Lagoon Peat and the Highest Sea-Level in Bachagou|Changxing Island|Liaodong Peninsula
FANG Jing, HU Ke, YANG Yong-qiang, CHAI Rui, LI Dong-tao, NI Jin, KANG Ling-ling, LI Rui-wu, WU Ya-fang, MA Nan
J4    2009, 39 (3): 461-469.  
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Through samples drilling survey of the ancient lagoon in the western Changxing Island of Liaodong Peninsula, over 100 boreholes samples from 4 different locations from sea to land are being tested for clay turbid water electric conductivity to distinguish the sediments of the land and sea facies of the ancient lagoon plain and to identify the upper bound of the ancient marine layer. The result shows that the upper bounds at different drilling holes are consistent and are about 4.0-4.2 m above sea level, and this level could represents the average high tide line of the highest sea level of the Holocene lagoon plain. By 14C measurement of the basal peat covering the marine layer, it is suggested that the highest sea-level of Holocene was seen at about 5 800 cal.aB.P. The average sea level of at highest sea-level periods of the Holocene is about 3.4-3.6 m. When this height is compared with the average sea-level (about 2 m) of the high sea level in the eastern part of Dagushan of Liaodong Peninsula, it seems there was a rising at the Bachagou area of the western Liaodong Peninsula. In addition, there are two peaks in the conductivity measurement profile in 9 m deep B3 hole, reflecting two transgressions during Holocene. The largest range of later transgression is up to about 1.2 km away from the modern coastline.

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Spatial Variability of Composition of Mesozoic Volcanic Rocks and Metallogenic Regularity in Northeast China
WANG Jian-xin, ZHANG Jun-hua, WANG Chao, FU Yang, SUN Zhen-ming, DING Pei-chao
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Formation Process of Sapphirine and Related Mineral Association in the High-grade Region of the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica
REN Liu-dong, WANG Yan-bin, ZHAO Yue
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Study of sapphirine and related mineral association in the high-grade region of the Larsemann Hills, East Antarctica, shows that sapphirine of the area is characterized by its magesio, iron-and aluminum-rich, but silico-poor feature, and the substantial intra-and intergrain changes in compositions. The change is mainly manifested by the Tschermark substitution (Mg, Fe) + Si = 2Al. In the high-grade metamorphism and anatexis process, in which sapphirine was formed, the multistage crystallization of minerals resulted in the complexity of the mineral association, such as the differentiation of leuco-and melano-components. Generally, the mafic-rich minerals formed earlier, and the differentiation of magnesio-and iron-components is responsible for the earlier presence of ironrich minerals, i.e., magnesio-rich minerals crystallized later, thus the successive associations of multistage occurred. The rock composition is an important but not the only critical factor for the occurrence of sapphirine. It is the mobilization of components that accounts for the formation of sapphirine. The multistage evolution of mineral association to some degree reflects the changing composition and opening of the setting. It can therefore, be deduced that the protolith from which sapphirine was derived is not necessarily magnesiorich pelite. The heterogeneity of sapphirine in composition is related to the composition changes of the settings, not to the changes in pT condition. Sapphirine was formed at 840-880℃, not at the ultrahigh temperature condition(>1000℃)previously thought. Its formation is thought to be related both to the filtration and diffusion processes during highgrade metamorphism and anatexis.
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Activation and Migration of Heavy Metal Elements in Lead Zinc Ore Tailings Under Different Redox Conditions
Li Xiaoyan, Zhang Qingwei, Hong Songtao, Yuan Yuting, Yu Jinyan, Pan Libin, Liu Yinghong
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 434-441.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200143
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Taking the tailings sand of Lutang lead and zinc mine in Guangxi as the research object, the activation and migration law of Cu, Cd,  Zn,  Pb, As  and other elements in tailings sand under different oxidation and reduction conditions was studied by leaching experiments. The results showed that the tailings treated with high concentration oxidation and high concentration reduction conditions showed the acidic environment with pH <7, and showed weak acidity to weak alkaline environment with pH>7 under the treatment of low concentration oxidation environmental conditions. The activation and migration of Cd is obviously affected by pH, that is, high concentration reduction, high oxidation, and acidic conditions can promote the migration of Cu and Cd; While reducing conditions can effectively promote the release and migration of Pb and As. The surface resistance of lead and zinc ore is small in the pre-filtration experiment,  and the migration ability of heavy metal elements in the initial stage is strengthened. The adsorption energy level of the initial tailings for heavy metal elements is changed by the change of ambient acidity and alkalinity. Later in the leaching period, the surface resistance of the mineral particle is increased due to the redox reaction, the dissolved amount of heavy metal elements is decreased, and the migration ability is inhibited.
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Characteristics of Fluid Inclusions from Tamu-Kalangu Lead-Zinc Metallogenic Belt, Xinjiang
FENG Guang-ying, LIU Shen, PENG Jian-tang, ZHANG Zheng-wei, QI Hua-wen, ZHU Xiao-qing, XIAO Jia-fei, WANG Chang-hua
J4    2009, 39 (3): 406-414.  
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Controlled by the NNW-trending Keziletao-Kusilapu fault, the Tamu-Kalangu lead-zinc metallogenic belt is distributed roughly along the large fault at southwestern margin of the Tarim plate. At present, more than twenty deposits or mineralized spots have been found in the belt. Based on the systematical p-T measurements and simulating calculation for the fluid inclusions from four typical deposits, i.e., Tiekelike, Tamu, Apalieke and Kalangu, together with the available data, the following conclusions can be drawn: these lead-zinc deposits in the Tamu-Kalangu metallogenic belt belong to Mississippi-valley-type (MVT). The mineralizing pressures of the four deposits are 45-65 MPa, 33-45 MPa, 36-54 MPa and 33-45 MPa respectively and have corresponding metallogenic depths of 5.85 km, 4.24 km, 4.94 km and 4.34 km, indicating their hypabyssal nature. Furthermore, the ore-forming fluids for these lead-zinc deposits are polygene rather than monophyletic.

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Areomagnetic Anomaly of Subtle East-West Striking Faults in the Central Tibet and Its Significance
HE Ri-zheng,GAO Rui,ZHENG Hong-wei
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To study regional tectonics in the midwestern Tibet plateau, the data of areomagnetic anomaly suveryed from 1998 to 2000 is reprocessed by upward continuation method. The results of different upward continuation levels reveal a significant anomaly of a subtle fault which located between the northern margin of Lhasa terrane and south side of Banggonghu-Nujing Suture, about along Geji North to Gaze South to Cuoqen North to Shenza North, from west to east. Combined with other results, this subtle fault, together with Jiali strikeslip fault, forms a largescale E-W strikeslip fault in the central Tibet. And the conclusion is also supported by other evidences from surface geology, geophysics and modeling. The E-W strikeslip faults control the force distribution and deformation within Tibet plateau.
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Distribution of Soil Magnetic Susceptibility and Heavy Metal Elementsand Their Correlativity in Huzhou City
JIANG Yue-hua,YIN Hong-fu,WANG Run-hua,KANG Xiao-jun
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Based on the test results of magnetic parameters and chemical analysis of 84 surface and 17 section soil samples, 11 rock samples, the distribution of soil magnetic susceptibility and heavy metal elements, origin and their correlativity were studied in Huzhou City where industry and agriculture are flourishing. The study revealed that: The high anomalous areas of magnetic susceptibility are consistent with those of soil heavy metal elements in the surface soils in the Huzhou City of developed industry and agriculture areas; The magnetic susceptibility and heavy metal element contents in the section soils are both decreasing from the upper to the lower; The high anomaly of the magnetic susceptibility and heavy metal element contents in the surface soils resulted from the influence of mankind economic and engineering activities in Huzhou City, such as free piling up mucipal garbage, applying garbage as fertilizer, discharge of industrial waste gas, material and water, overapplication of pesticide and chemical fertilizer in the local towns; It is obvious that the correlativity between soil magnetic susceptibility and Cd、Hg、Pb、As and Cr contents are different in the different environmental conditions. In dry land magnetic susceptibility is highly correlated with Hg and Pb and has poor correlativity with Cd、As and Cr; in paddy field magnetic susceptibility is highly correlated with Pb and As, and evidently with Cd and no correlativity with Hg and Cr.
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Evaluation of SWMM-CCHE2D Model-Based Sponge City Inland Food Control Effects
Fang Yajun, Yu Chuanqi, Jin Xin
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 582-591.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200136
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In order to solve the urban waterlogging caused by  rainstorm and provide technical support for emergency management, the SWMM-CCHE2D coupled model was established considering the urban rainstorm process and the characteristics of the sponge surface, combined with the principles of urban hydrology and hydraulics and the Chicago rain pattern. With high-precision topographic data and real-time monitoring data of rainfall and runoff, SWMM stormwater model was used to simulate the runoff of sponge city under rainstorm conditions, coupled with high-precision two-dimensional hydrodynamic model CCHE2D to simulate the corresponding waterlogging conditions. This method is easy to implement. The results show that under heavy rainstorm, the runoff and confluence in Tongzhou has the feature of slow seepage and collection. Major LID facilities have good effects on improving the runoff reduction rate by 9.0%-40.6% and alleviate the inland flooding. Among the design rainstorm, the effect on the five-year return period is the most significant. For all LIDs with the 100-year return period, the effect of bioretention is relatively significant up to 28.4%. The pavement permeability and the effect of green land are also good.
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Application of “Five levels + Basement&rdquo|Model for Prospecting Deposits into Depth
WANG De-hong, TANG Ju-xing, YING Li-juan, CHEN Zheng-hui, HU Jian-xiang, ZHANG Jia-jing, LI Shui-ru, CENG Zai-lin
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Geochemical Evaluation for Uncovered GoldBearing Structures in Jiaodong Area
JI Hong-jin,SUN Feng-yue2,CHEN Man,HU Da-qian,SHI Yan-xiang,PAN Xiang-qing
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In order to evaluate the uncovered goldbearing structures, a new geochemical evaluation program, which consists of lengthwise sampling distribution and corresponding classification for data interpretation, is suggested. Replacing usual sampling distribution with new one,more economic results can be obtained by less cost,and 84 goldbearing structures have been found by 2 439 samples in Pingdu area. With corresponding classification, the usual methods are inherited and modified, the key information in data can be exposed more effectively based on simpler steps and single graph. According to this graph, the deferent types of element combinations, types of geochemical units, the equidistantness and zoning of units, a variety of geochemical characteristics of known mine units and the target districts etc., are all presented in Jishan area. Especially a typical geochemical zoning sequence is shown in it. The corresponding classification discussed here can also be applied to other subjects. In brief, this program possesses the nature of optimization to certain degree.
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Gas Production Rate:The Key Index for Evalution of Industrial Values of Oil Shale-Case on He 1 Well in Triassic Yanchang Formation in Ordos Basin
LU Jin-cai, WEI Xian-yang, LI Yu-hong, WEI Jian-she
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Through analysis on the industrial indexes of oil shale in Triassic Yanchang Formation of He 1 well in Ordos basin, it is found that there is a good positive linear relationship between hydrocarbon-production rates in the oil shale. Based on the analytical results of 70 oil shale samples, the average oil production rate is 5.9%, gas production rate is 3.7%, and total oil and gas production rate is 9.6%. Among them, gas production rate accounts for 38.5% of the total hydrocarbon production rate. The data suggest that gas production rate is high and is a key index in evaluation of oil shale.
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Characteristics of Volcaniclasitic Rocks Developed in Member 2, Yingcheng Formation, Lower Cretaceous, in the Eastern Margin of Songliao Basin
LI Fei, CHENG Ri-hui, WANG Pu-jun, HOU Jing-tao
J4    2009, 39 (5): 803-810.  
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The volcanic lava, tuff and tuffaceous sandstones were recognised in member 2 of Yingcheng Formation, Cretaceous in the survey of outcropped geological section with a detailed measurement in the eastern margin of Songliao basin. The tuff rocks include ignimbrite, lithic crystal tuff, ash ball tuff and breccia tuff. It indicates that a certain scale of volcanic activities still existed during the forming of member 2 of Yingcheng formation, which was a stage without strong volcanic activities. This kind of deposition distinguished from the normal deposition, has a special characteristics controlled by both volcanism and sedimentation. The member 2 of Yingcheng formation is a suit of transition rocks between volcanic rocks and terrigenous clastic rocks, and the provenances derived not only from syngenetic volcanic eruption, but also from the member 1 and the lower member of Yingcheng Formation, as well as the weathering of older strata. These suits of rocks are special in types because of the existence of the two kinds of provenances including volcanic substance and terrigenous denudation substance, and the two kinds of mechanisms including volcanic accumulation and normal sedimentation. It is indicated that special volcanic-deposit types were existed, during the stage of member 2 of Yingcheng Formation which are pyroclastic flow channel deposits in alluvial plain, base surge deposits and air-fall volcanic ash deposits in flooding basin.

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Characteristics of Fluid Inclusions and Genesis of Sidaogou Gold Deposit in Dandong Area|Liaoning Province
YANG Shuai-shi, WANG Ke-yong, HAO Tong-shun, SUN Feng-yueu, LIU Zheng-hong, WAN Duo, ZHANG Xiao-dong, HUANG Jun-peng, BIAN Hong-ye
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Controlling Factors on the Oil Yield of the Upper Cretaceous Oil Shale in the Nongan Area, Songliao Basin
MENG Qing-tao, LIU Zhao-jun, LIU Rong, WANG Yong-li
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The Nongan oil shale mine lies in the southeastern rising area of the Songliao Basin and oil shale was mainly hosted in the 1st member of the Upper Cretaceous Qingshankou Formation and the 1st-2nd member of the the Upper Cretaceous Nenjiang Formation. The oil shale in the area is good in quality and is in immature lithogenic stage. The kerogen types of the organic matter of the oil shale are Ⅰ-Ⅱ1 types. Oil yield of the oil shale are apparently, linearly, and positively related to the content of organic carbon and hydrogen in the oil shale. When the content of the organic carbon is more than 6% or the content of hydrogen in rocks is more than 1%, then they can be classified as oil shale. Moreover, the maceral of organic kerogen can reflect the type of organic matter, which also has relation to oil yield. During the sedimentary period of the Qingshankou-Nenjiang Formations, humidwarm palaeoclimate conditions, largescale marine aggression and oxygendeficient events affected the abundance and types of the organic matter in oil shales, thus, also affected the oil yield of the oil shale apparently.
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Characteristics of the Dark Marine Mudstone of the Lower Carboniferous Luquantun Formation in the Panshi Area, Central Jilin Province
HONG Xue, PENG Xiao-lei, LIU Li, QU Xi-yu,LI Fu-lai,YANG De-ming
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Through geological exploration, typical profile measuring, sample collection and experimental analysis, the author confirmed that the Lower Carboniferous Luquantun Formation was the main horizon that contains dark mudstone in the Panshi area, central Jilin Province. Study by organic petrology and organic geochemistry methods show that the average residual organic carbon of the dark mudstone could reach 1.99%; its organic matter type isⅡ1-Ⅱ2; vitrinite reflectance of 80% samples between 2%-4%, and is mainly at high-to over-mature evolution stage. The Luquantun Formation was potential hydrocarbon source rock in the Songliao basin, and the geochemical index of the dark mudstone was better than those of the Late Paleozoic source rocks. It is of high gas-generating potential.
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Quantitative Study on Formation Conditions of Different Reserves Abundance of Gas Reservoirs in Xujiaweizi Depression
FU Guang, PANG Lei
J4    2009, 39 (6): 976-982.  
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In order to study the formation conditions of the different reserve abundance of gas reservoirs quantitatively, main controlling factors for formation of gas reservoirs, formation conditions of gas reservoirs and reserves abundance are studied by dissection of gas reservoirs and matching relations among accumulation conditions of gas reservoirs, and concluded supply gas capacity of source rock, transporting gas capacity of fault and seal and preservation ability of gas reservoirs are 3 main controlling factors for formation of gas reservoirs. K1sh rock supply capacity of source is mainly better and bad grade, transporting gas capacity of faults is mainly good grade and seal and preservation capacity of gas reservoirs is also mainly good. The comprehensive evaluation of gas reservoirs formation conditions was mainly in middle grade, secondly in good grade, the least in bad grade. Gas reserves abundance is mainly middle grade, and high and low abundance is less. Relationship between comprehensive evaluation value for the formation conditions and gas reserves abundance was considered to have a direct. To form gas reservoirs with high reserves abundance, comprehensive evaluation of gas reservoir formation conditions should be good, and to form gas reservoirs with middle reserves abundance, comprehensive evaluation of gas reservoir formation conditions should be middle.

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Influence of Artificial Recharge on Groundwater Quality
DU Xin-qiang, QI Su-wen, LIAO Zi-sheng, LI Yan-ge
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In order to study the effect of artificial recharge on the groundwater quality, the evolvement law of groundwater quality in Western Daqing City was firstly studied by using inverse geochemistry simulation method. The results showed that the groundwater quality was affected by dissolve-precipitation of aquifer minerals, alternate adsorption of cation and redox function. The dominative mine-rals in aquifer are calcite, dolomite, halite, fluorite, gypsum, hematite, siderite, pyrolusite, carbon dioxide and cation exchanger. Based on the above work, a water-rock interaction case among Nenjiang River water,groundwater of Xi-waterwork and aquifer minerals in western Daqing City was studied through forward geochemistry simulation method. The results showed that the TDS of mixing water will decrease, the more surface water quantity in mixing water, the lower TDS of mixing water. The artificial recharge water will not lead to catastrophe or decrease of water quality in aquifer, and it will improve water quality in aquifer to some extent.
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The Combination of Geochemistry Elements in Space Quantitative of Different Model and Its Application
LI Chun-hua, LU Lai-jun, WANG Di-xiu
J4    2010, 40 (2): 461-468.  
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Because of the multi-phase and multi-sources of metallogenic process, the geochemical elements of metallogenic province were showed the symbiosis characteristic in space. For the sake of depicting the types and characters of symbiosis characteristic, the authors proposed a spatial quantitative combination seek-different method of the geochemistry elements, and the factor Pan-Kriging model, multiple sequences typical of the trend surface model and characteristics of combined model were built. By using these three models, the authors took the 1/200 000 geochemical exploration data of Mojiang area in Ailaoshan of Yunnan Province as for the processing example to improve the forecast accuracy and to depict the mineral anomaly from various aspects. The result shows that there existed four type of anomalies, and this reflected the characteristics of element association under different geological conditions and an internal coordinating mechanism and spatial relation during the diagenetic and metallogenetic processes. As conclusion, when the procedure of metallogenic prediction, the different types of the quantitative combination anomalies and its geological background would be considered.

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Volcanic Cap Rock Type and Evaluation of Sealing Gas Ability:An Example of Xujiaweizi Depression
FU Guang, HU Ming, YU Dan
J4    2010, 40 (2): 237-244.  
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By use of drilling, logging and analysis and testing data, the type, feature, identification mark, distribution and sealing ability of volcanic cap rock in Xujiaweizi fault depression and the controlling effect for the accumulation and distribution of gas were studied. It was considered that there were 2 types of volcanic cap rocks in Xujiaweizi fault depression, volcaniclastic rock cap rocks and volcanic lava cap rocks. Volcaniclastic rock cap rocks are mainly tuff and volcanic breccia which are characterized by small resistivity,enlargement of borehole and high interval transit time. Volcanic lava cap rocks are mainly rhyolite, tuff and andesite which are characterized by middle resistivity,normal borehole and low interval transit time. Volcaniclastic rock cap rock and volcanic lava cap rock can be identified respectively by high interval transit time and interval transit time which are lower than 56 μs/ft. Volcaniclastic rock cape rocks are distributed regionally on the top of K1yc1 volcanic rock body, while volcanic lava cap rocks are distributed locally in the volcanic rock body. Sealing gas ability of volcaniclastic rock cap rock is stronger than that of volcanic lava cap rock. Volcaniclastic rock cap rocks controlled the regional accumulation and distribution of gas in volcanic rock in Xujiaweizi fault depression, while volcanic lava cap rocks only controlled the local accumulation and distribution of gas in volcanic rock body.

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Analysis of Ancient Volcanic Edifices of Yingcheng Formation in Songliao Basin-Examples from the Mountain of Perlite in Santai,Southeast Uplift
REN Li-jun,SHAN Xuan-long,WANG Pu-jun,LIU Qing-di,ZHAO Yu-ting
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The lithological types of the first member of Yingcheng Formation of the Lower Cretaceous in Santai area consist of crypto-explosive breccia, breccia lava, welded breccias, perlite, rhyolite and tuff. Volcanic facies are volcanic conduit facies, extrusive facies, effusive facies and explosive facies. Geological evidence for determination of the position of ancient crater are lithological character,facies and distribution of perlite and rhyolite. Whole volcanic edifice can be subdivided into the central facies,the proximal facies and the distal facies. The central facies, namely as volcanic vent facies, includes volcanic conduit facies and extrusive facies. The proximal facies is effusive facies, the distal facies is explosive facies. Faciessequence is crypto-explosive breccia subfacies of volcanic conduit facies, middle subfacies of extrusive facies, inner subfacies of extrusive facies, lower subfacies of effusive facies, middle subfacies of effusive facies and pyroclastic flow deposits of explosive facies. The permeability and porosity of the proximal facies is more predominant than the central facies. The upper subfacies of effusive facies is the best reservoir.
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Study of Reservoir Flow Units of Jin 45 Block
LI Jun-hui,LU Shuang-fang,LIU Cheng-zhi,LI Xiao-mei,SU He-cheng,YANG Yu
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Correct division of reservoir flow units has vital significance for forecasting the remaining oil distribution, adjustment of development plan, enhancing the recovery ratio, ect. The unified multi-parameter cluster analysis and fuzzy quality synthetic evaluation have been used for the division of reservoir flow units. Based on the division of flow unit, the plane distribution of flow units has been forecasted using the BP networking. The research indicated that reservoir flow units of the research area can be divided into four types. Type I is the best. There are some wells still have certain productivity, although the development degree is high and most of the wells are already closed; Type Ⅱ is better, it is the current primary area for oil production which has lower flooding degree and has certain remaining oil. Type Ⅲ is worse, which has commonly development effect and has been poorly produced. it is the potential tapping area in oilfields; Type Ⅳ is the worst, which has poor original oil-bearing saturation, it is not the primary area for distribution of remaining oil. Detailed analysis has been carried out to study the characteristics of each kind of flow unit, which provides detailed geological basis for synthetical control of the oil field.
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A Study on Transformation Method Between the 3D Coordinates of a Geological Prospecting Line Section and the 2D Coordinates of the Line Section Drawing
LI Meng-wen, ZHAO Cai-sheng, ZHENG Rong-fen, CHEN Li
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The authors mainly discuss the coordinates transformation technique with which the 3D coordinates in the section of a geological prospecting line and the 2D coordinates in the sectional drawing of the line can be converted reciprocally. A mathematical model of the transformation is given and it is validated through the calculation of real examples. Based on the attributes of the sectional drawing, the intersection point between surface trace of the selected prospecting line section and the vertical plane where the prospecting baseline is located is taken as the reference point (B). The line section is then rotated to the horizontal plane upon the horizontal line (L) which crosses the reference point (B). Upon the reference point(B) the prospecting line section in the horizontal plane is rotated till the horizontal line (L) is in eastwest direction. An expression describing the spatial elements prior and after the rotation is established, with which the 3D coordinates can be transformed into the 2D coordinates. The reverse process from 2D to 3D can also be realized when the 2D coordinates of the transformed sectional drawing of geological prospecting line are given.
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LA-ICP-MS U-Pb Dating of Detrital Zircons from Linxi Formation in Jalaid Banner  Region,Middle Part of the Greater #br# Khingan Mountains and Its Geological Implications
Liang Tianyi, Liu Jingdang, Li Mengmeng, Wang Gang, Li Chen, Wang Li
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 442-462.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200251
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The Late Permian Linxi Formation is widely distributed in the northwest of Jalaid Banner, Middle Part of the Greater Khingan Mountains. The formation is mainly composed of arkose,siltstone,feldspar lithic sandstone containing pebbled sandstone, and limestone of different scales, and the middle part contains abundant bivalves and plant fossils. In this study, LA-ICP-MS U-Pb dating was carried out for the arkose litharenite sandstone in the lower part of the Linxi Formation, and a total of 98 effective ages were obtained. Based on the test data, they are roughly divided into the following groups according to the characteristics of age value and frequency distribution: Upper Devonian-Late Permian(380.0-246.1 Ma),Silurian-Late Cambrian(489.0-413.8 Ma),  Mesoproterozoic-Neoproterozoic(1 239.5-808.1 Ma), Paleoproterozoic(2 554.0-1 784.3 Ma). The above six groups of age peaks are basically consistent with the time of the regional magmatic activities. The comprehensive study shows that the lower deposition limit of the Linxi Formation in the study area is in(253.4±1.5) Ma, the remaining zircons are mainly from the Xingmeng-Mongolia orogenic belt, the Northern Margin of the North China plate, and the various blocks in Northeast China. The detrital zircons with 1.8 and 2.5 Ga ages are more likely to have come from the northern margin of the North China plate. The collision of the North China plate and the Siberian plate was completed before(253.4±1.5)Ma, the ancient Asian Ocean was closed, and the Xingmeng Trough was formed. The discovery of the marine  oncolytic in the Linxi Formation also confirms that the marine environment should still be dominant in the Middle Part of the Greater Khingan Mountains in the Late Permian, then it gradually changed into the continental sedimentary environment.
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Design and Implementation of National Oil-Gas Resource Database Management System Based on ArcGIS and SOA
WANG Yong-zhi, BO Mao, HE Wen-na
J4    2009, 39 (5): 953-958.  
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National oil/gas database system is built to integrate and manage the multi-sources, heterogeneous national oil and natural gas data together those supplying for macroscopic decision of national resources utilization. The authors design an integration model for oil/gas data that has tow-level ETL tool, build the framework of system based on SOA using Web services as basic components. It uses Oracle 11g as the background spatial database, and uses C# as programming language to implement the system based on ArcGIS Engine and ArcGIS Server in secondary development method. This system can gather, integrate, publish and share the national oil/gas data. It combines the property data with spatial data to perform a number of spatial analyzing rapidly, such as buffer analysis. It provides the scientific data support for the history analysis and the future forecast of national oil/gas resources.

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Differences in Geochemical Characteristics of Oils Trapped in the Upper and the Lower Series of Strata of Chepaizi Uplift Along Northwest Margin of |Junggar Basin and Their Significances
LIU Luo-fu, MENG Jiang-hui, WANG Wei-bin, JIN Jun, TUN Lin, ZHAO Yan-de, WANG Ping, ZHI Dong-ming
J4    2011, 41 (2): 377-390.  
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Oils from intervals in the Chepaizi areas of Junggar basin are divided into two groups based on physical properties, chemical components, biomarkers and stable carbon isotope composition of the oils. One group includes the oils trapped in the reservoir beds of Jurassic and the beds below Jurassic (named as the lower series of strata oils), and another one includes those in reservoir beds of Cretaceous and the beds above Cretaceous (named as the upper series of strata oils). The oils in same group have similar physical and chemical characteristics, while those in different group are of differences in these characteristics. The lower series of strata oils have the same source and come from the Permian source rock, and the upper series of strata oils have the same source as well and are from mainly the Jurassic rock. Results of oil-sources division and correlation for these oils by making use of nitrogen compounds distributions are completely identical with those by density, viscosity, group composition and other biomarker parameters just mentioned above, indicating that nitrogen compounds could be used in oil-sources division and correlation. Finally, oil-pool forming model is established for the Chepaizi uplift. it is just next to sag areas with favorable structural location, and has abundant oil-gas resources. The uplift is the dominant destination for hydrocarbon migration. Multiple faults and uncomformable surfaces of this area form excellent migration pathways. Lateral migration happened when oil and gas migrating vertically along faults encountered uncomformable surfaces. Thus in the space Z-chart or a ladder migration routes form and finally multiple oil pool types and hydrocarbon-bearing layers are formed.

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The Spatial Distribution of Volcanic Facies and Reservoir in Yingcheng Formation of Southeast Uplifted Area of Songliao Basin
LI Zhe, WANG Pu-jun,JI Xue-yan,HOU Jing-tao
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The volcanic facies in study area include 12 subfacies in 5 volcanic facies. The porosity and permeabiltiy is better in upper sub-facies of effusive facies, inner subfacies of extrusive facies, cryptoexplosive breccias subfacies of volcanic conduit facies. Based on statistical results and the volcanic lithology and facies map, high cracks surface pore concentrates at diatreme subfacies and cryptoexploisve sub-facies of volcanic conduit facies, inner subfacies of extrusive facies, pyroclastic flow subfacies and base surge subfacies of explosive facies, lower subfacies of effusive facies which are close to the volcanic edifices center. Holes surface pore focus on upper and middle subfacies of effusive facies which locates in the edifice slope. Finally, according to the definition and category, the favorable reservoir is located at craters and mountain ridge of paleovolcano and surface pore data are outward reduced in zonal shape or one-side reduction.
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Development and Utilization Division of Groundwater Resources in Nanjing City
WEN Zhong-hui, WANG Bin-bin, LU Cheng-peng, YAN Ling-xiang, HUA Hua
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The distribution of groundwater resources was very uneven,and the exploitation of groundwater resources was unreasonable in Nanjing City. In order to achieve the sustainable development and utilization of groundwater resources, the development and utilization division was researched. The structure of regional aquifer system was expressed by GMS software according to the hydrogeological conditions in Nanjing City. And the numerical simulation model was constructed to calculate the amount of groundwater resources with Visual MODFLOW, while the water balance method was also used. On the basis, the distribution characteristic of groundwater resources was analyzed quantitatively, and then a groundwater resources information system of Nanjing City was established on GIS platform, which is used to achieve the development and utilization division. Finally, the groundwater resources in Nanjing City were divided into three zones including developing and utilizing zone, potential zone of development and utilization and unsuitable exploiting zone.
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Determination of the Irreducible Water Saturation of Clastic Reservoirs in Hailaer Basin
HUANG Bu-zhou, FU You-sheng, LI Zhou-bo, LI Qing-feng, XU Shu-mei, ZHANG Ying
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Constant T2 cuttoff was mainly used in the determination of irreducible water saturation with NMR log information before. Some new methods, such as taper T2cuttoff, film model and frequency model, have been developed recently. As for the clastic reservoirs with variable lithology and complicated pore structure, the methods using conventional log information or using NMR log information based on T2cuttoff all can’t obtain the irreducible water saturation meeting the require of log evaluation and interpretation. In this instance, film model or frequency model could be used. Both models suggested that irreducible water was existed in all pore size, and the percentage of irreducible water varies with the size of pore. Bur there has not been a criteria for that of what the size intervals of pore should be used in the determination of irreducible water saturation with the two models in practical application. Some attempts about the problem had been done upon the clastic reservoirs with variable lithology and complicated pore structure in Hailaer Basin. Firstly the distribution of power of 2 is used in multi-exponential inversion of NMR echo trains to obtain the T2 spectrum. Then nine pore volumes selected from T2 spectrum of NMR, together with the difference of neutron and density porosity reflecting the volume of clay, were used to calculate the irreducible water saturation with regression. Preferable results had been achieved in its application of clastic reservoirs of Hailaer Basin, the irreducible water saturation calculated had been improved compared to the core analysis data. Especially in Beier area, the average relative error between the irreducible water saturation predicted and the core analysis data is reduced from 15.1% to 8.7%.
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Study on Phenocrysts in Perlite of Yingcheng Formation,Southeastern Uplift of Songliao Basin, NE China
ZHENG Chang-qing, DING Xue, WANG Pu-jun, MENG Xian-lin, WANG Hu, SUN Chang-li
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Petrogenesis of the Late Triassic Mayihe Pluton in Southern Jilin Province: Evidence from Zircon U-Pb Geochronology and Geochemistry
PEI Fu-ping,XU Wen-liang,YU Yang,ZHAO Quan-guo,YANG De-bin
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The Mayihe pluton, located in southern Jilin Province, consists mainly of gabbro-diorite, granidiorite, and monzogranite. Such characteristics of zircons from gabbro-diorite and monzogranite imply their magmatic origin, as euhedral shape, typical oscillatory zoning and high Th/U ratios (0.14-2.56) . LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating indicates that the 206Pb/238U ages of zircons from gabbrodiorite range from 219 to 227 Ma, yielding a weighted mean age of (224±4) Ma (n=8), and those of zircons from monzogranite from 217 to 241 Ma, yielding a weighted mean age of (226±3) Ma (n=19). The petrogeochemistry of Mayihe pluton shows its bimodal rock association. Gabbrodiorites are characterized by lower content of SiO2, higher content of TiO2, MgO and CaO. Moreover, they are rich in both large ion lithophile elements (LILEs) and light rareearth elements (LREEs), depleted in high field strength elements (HFSEs). Their initial 87Sr/86Sr ratios and εNd(t) values are 0.703 7 and 3.45 to 3.82, respectively, suggesting a depleted lithospheric mantle source. In contrast, grandiorites and monzogranites have higher SiO2 and lower TiO2, MgO and CaO. They are strongly rich in Rb, Th, U, and depleted in Nb, Ta, P, Ti, Ba, Sr. Their initial 87Sr/86Sr ratios and εNd(t) values range from 0.705 3 to 0.705 8 and from -0.73 to -3.40, respectively. Characteristics above suggest that both grandiorite and monzogranite be derived from the partial melting of the lower continental crust. The bimodal rock association of the Mayihe pluton,together with the research on regional tectonics, demonstrates that the pluton were resulted from the post-collision extensional environment between the North China craton and Yangtse craton. It can be concluded that thinning or destruction of the lithosphere in the North China craton could be initiated in the Late Triassic, and the southern Jilin Province belongs to this lithosphere-thinning region.
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The Structural Features and Depositional Systems of the Early Tertiary in the Biyang Depression
LI Bin, MENG Zi-fang, LI Xiang-bo, LU Hong-xuan, ZHENG Min
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Detailed studies of a number of core sections, well logs and seismic data of the Biyang depression reveal that the depression had a special construction style and forming mechanism. In southern and eastern basin, where the main controlling faulting is apparent, steep slope growth break sequence dominates. The northern side of the basin belongs to a typical gentle slope sequence, resembling the grouth fault sequence model of the Gulf of Mexico. Through analyzing the particular structural background, which controlled predominantly the sequence system tracts, the pattern of strata sequence and deposition of the Biyang depression are established. The authors believe that the whole terrigenous sequence stratigraphy of the Biyang depression could be divided into four parts: lowstand systems tract, transgressive systems tract, highstand systems tract , and regressive systems tract. Three types of delta sandstones, fandelta , near source delta and the far source delta, have been recognized in the primary oil bearing layers of the Early Tertiary Hetaoyang Formation. Their capibility to host petroleum is also discussed.
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Research on Transform Relationship Between Surface Water and Groundwater in Taoer River Fan
XIAO Chang-lai , ZHANG Li-chun ,FANG Zhang ,JIA Tao
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The transform relationship between surface water and groundwater is very complicated in Taoer River Fan because of the difficulties in determining the amount of water transform and the analysis of the affecting factors on this relationship. Through water balance method and groundwater budget approach, the transform amount of water from river water to groundwater is determined. In the water balance method, the local runoff yield is calculated firstly, and then the water transform amount is figured out by constructing a balance equation of surface water. In the groundwater balance approach, the transform amount is calculated by constructing a balance equation mainly of Quaternary phreatic groundwater. The main factors that influence the transfer relationship between surface water and groundwater mainly include lithology, precipitation, upper stream inflow and groundwater exploitation. Lithology is a stable factor, while the upper stream inflow and groundwater exploitation are unstable factors that directly influence the transform regularity.
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The Application of Seismic Attributes Analysis to Lithologic Gas Reservoir Description
ZOU Xin-ning,SUN Wei,ZHANG Meng-bo,WAN Yu-jun
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The He-8 sandstone lithologic gas reservoir in Permian system of Ordos Basin can be described by stronger heterogeneity, small number of wells, larger well spaces and more difficult reservoir prediction during earlier stage development. Three optimal attributesseismic reflection waveform, variance parameter of seismic wave velocity and absorption coefficients of seismic wavelet have been sought out according to seismic attributes analysis results integrating well data by using of geologic statistics method. These attributes are sensitive to sandstone thickness, physical properties and gas bearing. The classifying characteristics of above three attributes have been used in the thickness prediction and description of gas reservoir distribution of He-8 sandstone. The resulting two types gas bearing zones (type Ⅰand Ⅱ) have been confirmed as the next appraisal areas. The application of seismic attributes analysis provided an important proof in evaluation deployment and making development plan for heterogeneous lithologic gas reservoir.
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Oil Shale Resource Situation and Multi Purpose Development Potential in China and Abroad
LIU Rong,LIU Zhao-jun
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Oil shale, as an important substitute of energy resource, has caught people’s great attentions for its large resources and multipurpose utilizations. Oilshale deposits are found in America,Australia,Brazil,Russia,Canada,China, Estonian, etc. The oil shale formed in a variety of marine, continental, and lacustine depositional environments from Cambrian to Tertiary. According to the current world resources status of oil shale, total resources of oilshale deposits in 33 selected countries are estimated at 4 110×108 tons of shale oil. In China, oil shale resources have been found in 22 provinces (districts), 47 basins and 80 mines, and mostly concentrate in Jilin Province, Guangdong Province, Liaoning Province, Shandong Province, Xinjiang Municipality and Hainan Province. Most of oil shale in China formed in lacustine depositional environments during Cenozoic. On the base of improving technology, the best way for multipurpose utilization of oil shale is to integrate the oilrefining, chemicals production, generation of electricity, metal refining and building materials production. At this point, the oil shale has great multipurpose development potential.
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The Design and Realization of Groundwater Resources and Geological Environment Information System Based on ArcGIS Engine
ZHANG Wei-hong, ZHAO Yong-sheng, DI Zhi-qiang,GUO Xiao-dong, ZHANG Wen-jing, ZHANG Nan
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On the basis of the project of China Geological Survey,Northeast groundwater resources and geological environment information system was developed with advanced ArcGIS Engine and Visual Basic.NET. The system can integrate the spatial database and attributive database. It supplies the function of spatial data analysis, inquiring in map and data, providing diagram automatically, linking multimedia information and others,which makes it possible to server for regional geology, water resources and ecoenvironment studying, management and decision.
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Analysis of Groundwater and Environment Problems Based on GIS
KONG Jin-ling,WANG Wen-ke, WENG Xiao-peng,MAI Liu-yan
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Hydrogeologic spatial information system (HSIS) based on GIS, supported on application models system of groundwater and environment evaluation, is composed of spatial database management module, models management module, spatial analysis module, spatial data’s inquiry and index module, spatial data conversion module and system management module. The application of HSIS in Hexi corridor shows that this system is useful to evaluate groundwater and environment, to realizes dynamic management for the information of groundwater and environment, to explore the law of groundwater chemical composition formation and distribution in this area.With the help of this system, the regional groundwater resources and extracting potential are calculated and analysed. When integrated with the model of groundwater flow numerical simulation,this system can realizes the automation of calculating process and the visualization of calculating results. The geology ecoenvironment quality in Heihe basin is evaluated by synthesis evaluation models provided by HSIS. The evaluation results show that the environment quality is better in the middle and the upper reaches of Heihe River but becomes worse in Ejina basin situated on the lower reaches of Heihe River,which well reflects on the whole the current situation of regional geology ecoenvironment.
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Geochemistry and Tectonic Setting of Lavas in the Yeba Formation in the Eastern Part of the Gangdise Belt
CENG Zhong-cheng, LIU De-min, ZEREN Zha-xi, NIMA Ci-ren
J4    2009, 39 (3): 435-445.  
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The geochemical characteristics of the lavas in the Yeba Formation in the eastern Gangdise tectonic belt in Tibet show that they are calc-alkali volcanic rocks. The basic volcanic rocks are believed to be originated from partial melting of the mantle that might have undergone fluid metasomatism, and the intermediate-acidic volcanic rocks to be formed by partial melting of the crust. The lavas in the Yeba Formation were formed in an island arc or an active continental margin tectonic environment. It is concluded that northward subduction of the Neo-Tethys resulted in the magmatic eruption of the Yeba Formation in the Early-Middle Jurassic time. The island arc area where the Yeba Formation developed is suggested to be also the most favorable area for important VMS deposits. Meantime, it is proposed that the studies on the lavas in the Yeba Formation are also meaningful to understand the Early Jurassic biotic crisis, climate change, and regression or transgression events.

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Sedimentary Micro-Facies Research and Provenance Analysis of the SⅡ+Ⅲ Sand Groups of Yaojia Formation in the West Slope of Northern Songliao Basin
HU Xiao-lan, FAN Tai-liang, ZHANG Xiao-long, HE Hui, WANG Jin-cai, FANG Qin, ZOU Tuo
J4    2011, 41 (3): 647-656.  
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Study shows that the surface area of the ancient lake of the west slope at northern Songliao basin is largely exposed during the initial deposit period of Yaojia Formation, and a regional unconformity surface as the channel of westward migration for oil and gas is formed later. Therefore, it is significant to study the deposition system of upper part of Yaojia Formation and its controlling factors on the oil and gas exploration and development. According to the analysis on the distribution of heavy minerals and the percentage of sandstone in each small layer, it is revealed that the SⅡ+Ⅲ sand groups deposition of Yaojia Formation in the west slope of northern Songliao basin is controlled by the two-way provenance of Qiqihar and Yingtai; after analyzing the controlling factors of paleo-topography layer, palaeogeomorphic and water energy environment, combining with the study on the core data of 49 wells and the drilling logging data of 202 wells in the study area, the fact can be clarified that seven major micro-facies types in the SⅡ+Ⅲ sand groups deposition of Yaojia Formation in the west slope area are developed, which includes underwater distributary channel, under water interdistributary bay, distal bar, mouth bar, sand flat, mud flat and sand-mud mixed flat; and the sedimentary micro-facies plane distribution feature and their changing law of the SⅡ+Ⅲ4, SⅡ+Ⅲ3, SⅡ+Ⅲ2 and SⅡ+Ⅲ1 four small layers are summarized. After studying the micro-facies under control of the south and north two-way provenance, it is proven that the underwater distributary channel and mouth bar are the favorite reservoir sandstones, and the sand flat and sand-mud mixed flat micro-facies formed at the environment of water erosion are likely to be the potential targets for exploration in the latter part of lakes area.

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Geochemistry and Tectonic Setting of Miocene Granitoids Near Gulou Area, Gangdise Belt
HE Zhong-hua,YANG De-ming,WANG Tian-wu
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Located at both sides of the large, NNE trending DamxungLhasa extension fault, the Gulou granitoids belong to part of the Nyainqentanglha granites in the Gangdise tectonic belt. The main rock types include porphyritic granodiorite, porphyritic granite, biotite adamellite and garnet-granitite. Their K-Ar dating age are about 11 Ma, revealing that the Gulou granitoids were formed in the Miocene epoch. The Gulou granitoids are high in SiO2, Al2O3 and K2O+Na2O, and are low in FeO+Fe2O3, MgO and CaO, showing the features of metaluminous high-K calc-alkaline granites. They are also LREE-rich, HREE-depletion, have obvious Eu negative anomaly; LILE-rich and HFSE-depletion. In the curves of the trace element distribution patterns normalized by the primitive mantle, they are Rb, Th-rich and Nb, Ta, Ba, Sr, Ti-depletion. These Miocene granitoids were interpreted to be formed in a postcollisional tectonic setting and to have a close relationship with the E-W crustal extension. They were resulted from the crustal partial melting related to crustal extension and plateau uplifting post the collisional orogeny.
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Processes, Facies and Architecture of the Early Cretaceous Pyroclastic Deposits of the Second Member, Yingcheng Formation,the Eastern Margin of the Songliao Basin
CHENG Ri-hui, LIU Wan-zhu,WANG Pu-jun,HOU Jing-tao,JIANG Xue,LI Fei
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Recent geological survey on the outcrops of the Yingcheng Formation exposed in the Liutai area at the eastern margin of the Songliao Basin and related laboratory analysis reveal that a set of seemingly normal clastic sedimentary rocks in the second member of the Yingcheng Formation is in fact a set of transitional rocks between lava and normal sedimentary rocks. This succession of rocks contain clastic lava, tuff, tuffite, tuff clastic rock and normal clastic rock, which suggest they were formed in a transitional environment of volcanic slope to fluvial plain or lake. There are 4 end members of volcanic clasts, including catapult airfall, ejection airfall, base surge and volcanic clasts flow. If the volcanic clasts were deposited on volcanic slope and/or fluvial plain, they would occur in the 4 faceis mentioned above or in alluvial fan and braid stream. If the volcanic clasts were deposited in lake, they would occur in delta, fandelta, shallow-deep lake, and swamp. The architecture of facies could present the forming process of volcanic eruption-clastic accumulation. The characteristics of sedimentary cycles of the second member of the Yingcheng Formation show that there are 3 kinds of basin fillings: sedimentary-valcanic, sedimentary and volcanic. The entire succession should be from coarse clastic rocks to volcanic rocks and volcanic clastic rocks and to fine clastic rocks, corresponding to rifting, volcanic activities and sedimentation in rift basin respectively.
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Decision Tree Based on ASTER Image Classification and Its Application
CHENG Bin, JIANG Qi-gang, ZHOU Yun-xuan,ZHAN Shao-bin
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The autuors present a decision tree based method for an easier and more accurate land-use classification using apparent reflectance values derived from ASTER images. The method starts with the correlation analyses among ASTER bands so that the optimal bands composite is found for best visual interpretation. On the derived image, apparent reflectance values represented, emphasis is paid to the analysis of the spatial and spectral characteristics of various land-use types. Spectral profiles of several typical land-use types are extracted. A decision tree model is established based on given thresholds of the apparent reflectance values. With the model the classification is then performed, associated with an accuracy assessment. The procedures are applied to ASTER images from Beian municipal region of Heilongjiang Province, Northeast China. The classified results show that the decision tree method facilitates the classification effectively. One shortcoming of the method is that some wrong classification may occur in areas where mixed spectra of different land-use types exist.
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Inverse Geochemical Modeling of Arsenic Groundwater at Arseniasis Area in the Western of Jilin Province
BIAN Jian-min, CHA En-shuang, TANG Ji, MA Li, CHEN Gang
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1098-1103.  
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In order to reveal the water-rock interaction process of high arsenic groundwater formation and transportation in the western of Jilin Province, field investigation, samples collection and data analysis had been finished. We used the experimental data to analyze the groundwater chemical features and high arsenic groundwater distribution in horizontal and vertical direction. By application to the PHREEQC, inverse modeling of the high arsenic groundwater was carried out. Based on the simulation, the minerals dissolution or resolution of arsenic, iron and manganese were calculated under different flow paths. The result shows that the deliquescent quantities into groundwater of both paths between different samples of scorodite mineral rich in arsenic are 2.44×10-6, 8.03×10-7, 7.98×10-6 and 4.14×10-7 mmol/L. The minerals rich in iron or manganese such as goethite, hematite, pyrolusite and bixbyite had been dissolved into groundwater, while the sulfate and carbon dioxide dissolved out, which revealed that arsenic is related to them and enriched in the alkaline and reduction environment.

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Artificial Aquifer Recharge Potential and Methods in Plain Area of Daqing River Basin
Du Xinqiang, Wang Yusheng, Ye Xueyan, Lu Ying, Zhao Jingtong, Zhang Hexuan
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 535-549.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20200166
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A large-scale groundwater depression cone has been induced by over-pumping groundwater in the plain of Daqing River basin. As the main current recharge way of groundwater, river infiltration has limited effect, which calls for comprehensive management of aquifer recharge for groundwater level recovery to avoid further adverse effects on ecological environment and social environment. In this study, a potential evaluation system for artificial aquifer recharge was established involving 5 indexes: Elevation, slope, groundwater level, recharge water source, and distance to available water sources. ArcGIS was applied for mapping the potential of managed aquifer recharge in the study area. Besides, a series of field tests were carried out in the typical high-potential recharge areas to explore appropriate and feasible recharge methods. The results show that the aquifer recharge potential is huge in the northwest and south part of the study area, but low in the central, north and southwest parts. For the best potential area along the Baigou Channel, the permeability of vadose zone and aquifer is suitable for surface recharge with the overall permeability coefficient is 5 m/d or higher, while the permeability of riverbed is poor (0.01-0.09 m/d). Measures, such as silt removal are recommended to be taken before recharge through river in such area. Finally, three artificial recharge methods are suggested in different sections: Artificial or natural infiltration ponds can be adopted along the upper and middle-lower reaches of the river where water comes from river through ecological channels; Well injection can be used in the east of middle-upper and lower reaches under the condition of river water purification by strict water treatment processes before recharge; Dams can be built in the lower reaches of the Baigou Channel to increase infiltration through the channel bed.
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SHRIMP Zircon U-Pb Age and Geological Meaning of Reservoir Volcanic Rocks in Qingshen Gas Field of the Songliao Basin,NE China
DING Ri-xin, SHU Ping, JI Xue-yan,QU Yan-ming, CHENG Ri-hui,ZHANG Bin
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The reservoir volcanic rocks of the early Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation in Qingshen gas fields of the Songliao Basin are mainly rhyolites that have been selected for zircon U-Pb dating from the two major gas-producing regions called Xingcheng and Shengping. SHRIMP ages of the reservoir volcanic rocks range from 111 Ma to 115Ma, being the Mid-Cretaceous Aptian to Albian stage. Results of the volcanic eruption ages of the two regions suggest that all the reservoir volcanics are cotemporary and formed at the same period of volcanism, which is different from previously understanding about them. Traditionally the volcanic rocks used to be thought different ages, the volcanic reservoir rocks of Shengping were believed to be younger (K1yc3) than those from Xingcheng (K1yc1) , which should be modified according to our results. The result is very significant to exploring and exploiting volcanic gas pool of the northern Songliao Basin.
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Accumulation Model of Reservoirs in the Heidimiao Area in the Southern Songliao Basin
YANG Guang, MIAO Hong-bo, GUO Wei, LIU Wan-zhu, XU Liang
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Applying biomarks of m/z191 terpane-hopane series and sterane series, the authors analyzed the oil sources and suggested that the oil and gas of K1y1 came from the overlaid K1n1.The oil and gas generated in K1n1 migrated to the Putaohua oil layer of K1y1 through faults. The oil layer was of an assemblage type of upper source rocks and lower reservoirs. Faults were the main controlling elements. The main accumulation model of reservoirs was structuralstratigraphic trap and the Putaohua oil layer should be the main target layer for prospecting in the Heidimiao area in the future. The detailed research on the faults in K1y and the relationship between low-amplitude structures and sand deposits will be the key for oil and gas prospecting in future.
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Numerical Simulation for Seismic Exploration with Vibrator
WANG Zhong-ren, CHEN Zu-bin, JIANG Tao, ZHANG Lin-hang
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The authors perform the numerical simulation for 2D seismic exploration with a vibrator which produces a Chirp signal,translate the reflective Chirp seismic signals into pulse seismic signals with correlation processing technique so as to form a correlation seismogram section, and compare the correlation seismogram section with a synthetic seismogram section produced by a pulse source. In correlation seismogram section, the position corresponding maximum absolute value of event waveform indicates real position information of an interface. Correlation seismogram section possesses higher resolution than the synthetic seismogram section with the pulse source. Tapering the sweep signal can partially reduce the side lobes of reflective seismic signals in correlation seismogram section.
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A Further Discussion of the Petrogenesis and Tectonic Implication of the Mazhashan Syenites in the Bachu Area
SUN Lin-hua, WANG Yue-jun, FAN Wei-ming, ZI Jian-wei
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The Mazhashan syenites in the Bachu area were formed in the Late Permian with the zircon SHRIMP age ranging from 286 to 277Ma, and these ages are consistent with the ages (300-260 Ma) of the post-collisional granites in the southern Tianshan orogen. These syenites are high in silica and alkaline with SiO2=62.98%-67.29 % and K2O+Na2O=10.08%-11.22% , and often show Na2O>K2O. Most of the samples have positive Eu anomalies and slightly negative Sr and significantly negative P and Ti anomalies. They formed in an intraplate rifting setting as they have geochemical affinity with A1type granites with Ga/Al =(2.84-3.28)×10-4 and Zr+Nb+Ce+Y =(405.11-606.49)×10-6. The syenites have more depleted Sr-Nd isotopic compositions (εNd(t) =+3.4-+4.3, ISr=0.703 03-0.703 44) and younger Nd model ages (TDM=0.6-0.7 Ga) than the coeval mafic dikes. Geochemical data indicate that the syenites were originated from the remelting of the underplated mafic lower crust which composition had been changed by the asthenospheric upwelling. Combining with regional geological data, the authors found that the magmatic activity differences between the Tarim Basin and the South Tianshan Orogen in the Permian stage were probably related to their different tectonic localities. The Permian magmatism in the Tarim Basin was related to the active rifting triggered by the asthenospheric upwelling, this is different from the magmatism during the postcollisional extension in the South Tianshan Orogen, which was controlled by the preexistent mobile zone (suture) or by the extensionresulted detachment zones.
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Study on Hydrocarbon-Generating History of Hydrocarbon Source Rock in Upper Permain E. Sichuan Basin with Hydrocarbon-Generating Kinetics
XU Li-heng,CHEN Jian-fa,LU Shuang-fang,MA Guang-yu,LI Ji-jun
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In the Eastern Sichuan Basin the study of hydrocarbon-generating history of the Upper Permian source rocks has not well done up to now. Firstly, the hydrocarbon-generating history are not separately evaluated for Ⅰ-Ⅱ1 limestone and Ⅲ mudstone. Secondly, there are limitations in the evaluation of source rock maturity when conversing vitrinite group reflectance of marine facies to vitrinite reflectance by fitting formula. Trying to solve the problems above, we demarcated two kinds of dynamic parameters for oil-generating and gas-generating of source rocks by thermal modeling and chemical dynamic methods. Combined with thermal history and burial history of the Eastern Sichuan Basin, we fitted out a transformation ratio curve of oil-generation. The study shows that organic material from limestone and mudstone of the Upper Permian reached oil and gas threshold in 200 Ma and 109 Ma, and stopped oil-generaing in 170 Ma and 140 Ma.
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Relationship between the Ductile Shear Zone and the Gold Deposit at Hongtugou-Chuancigou in Northern Qilian Area
WU Hong-mei, TONG Hai-kui, LIU Feng,REN Wen-kai,XU Guo-wu,WANG Wei
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Based on the study of the relationship between the basic characteristics and gold mineralization at Hongtugou-Chuancigou in northern Qilian area, it is found that the gold mineralization in the area is controlled by the structural-altered rocks formed under ductile-brittle shearing in the ductile shear zones. The ductile shear zone served as ore-controlling and ore-hosting structures, and also severed as a channel for deep fluid transportation, provided a better condition for the movement and enrichment of the hydrothermal liquids and resulted in the formation of bonanza in the deposit. Supercritical fluids at the middle to lower crust levels could dissolve considerable amount of gold and other ore-forming elements in the form of sulfur complexes, and migrate upwards to shallow crust levels along some ductile shear zones. The rapid decrease of gold solubility in the fluid at shallow crust level led to precipitation of gold and formation of large gold deposit. The gold deposit at Hongtugou-Chuancigou in the northern Qilian area occurs in an Early Paleozoic collision orogenic belt, is a typical ductile shear zone gold deposit.The gold ore types are mainly cataclastic and altered rock type.
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Isotopic Characteristics and Its Significance of the Xinlin Town Pluton,Great Hinggan Mountains
ZHANG Yan-long, GE Wen-chun, LIU Xiao-ming, ZHANG Ji-heng
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The Xinlin Town pluton locates in the northern Great Hinggan Mountains. Lithologically, it comprises granodiorite, adamellite, quartz-monzodiorite and alkaline-feldspar granite, with locally fine-grained gabbroic and dioritic enclaves. Petrological and geochemical characteristics indicate that the pluton is high-K calc-alkaline I-type granite. Zircon LA-ICP-MS U-Pb dating of two granodiorites yielded emplacement ages of (132±3)Ma and (131±3)Ma. The ages indicate that the pluton was the product of the Early Cretaceous magmatic event. Though Sr-Nd isotopic compositions of the samples are relatively uniform, their εHf(t) values are relatively varied, ranging between 1.32 and 8.32; the yielded Nd and Hf model ages are Neoproterozoic. The isotopic data indicate that the granitic magma mainly originated from the juvenile Neoproterozoic accreted crustal materials with the involvements mantle components. The isotopic characteristics indicate that the Erguna terrain accreted in Neoproterozoic at least,
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Crystal Characteristics and Genesis of Dawsonite of the Qingshankou Formation in the Honggang Oilfield in the Southern Songliao Basin
DONG Lin-sen, LIU Li, QU Xi-yu, YANG Hui-dong, LI Fu-lai, LIU Na, Guo Xin-xin
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1031-1041.  
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The Qingshankou Formation in the Honggang oilfield in the southern Songliao basin contains abundant dawsonite-bearing sandstones. The results show that these sandstones are arkoses and lithic arkoses. The dominant cements are secondary quartz overgrowths, calcite, dawsonite, ankerite and clay minerals. Dawsonite, either as cements, filling inter-grain pores as radial,comb and platy collectives, or as replacement of feldspar and lithic grains with intricately trichoid and platy shapes,and alkaline feldspar replaced by dawsonite are much more than plagioclase. Besides,dawsonite filling in inter-grain pores is microlite collectives when beginning to grow,with the augment of the depth, the average granularity of radial dawsonite and comb dawsonite is bigger and bigger, and the content of platy dawsonite is increased. However, the total content of dawsonite is increased firstly, then decreased. According to the crystal characteristic, combined with the experiment about hydrothermal synthesis and stability of dawsonite, we have discussed the genesis of dawsonite. The crystal characteristic and content of dawsonite correlate with temperature, pH value and CO2 pressure of fluid closely.

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The Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous Shenglihe Oil Shales and Their Formation in the Qiangtang Basin, Northern Xizang
LI Zhong-xiong, HE Jiang-lin, XIONG Xin-guo, TUN Tao, BAI Pei-rong
J4    2010, 40 (2): 264-272.  
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Shenglihe oil shales orientating in NWW-SEE with about 30 kilometers in length are located in the transitional belt between north Qiangtang basin and central uplift belt. The oil shales deposited in Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous marine carbonates and are overlain by tremendous gypsum-salt strata. There are 3 to 7 oil shale layers ranging from 0.4 to 1.2 m in thickness, of which the thinnest layer is 0.1 m and the thickest layer is 3.27 m. The results of industrial analysis show that Shenglihe oil shales are a kind of low content of ash, medium to low oil yield and low calorific value. Organic carbon content of oil shales ranges from 4.31% to 21.37% with an average of 9.76%, indicating a relatively high abundance. Hydrocarbon generating capability ranges from 5.66 mg/g to 111.1mg/g with an average of 40.17 mg/g and they show a good potentiality. Microscopic observations indicate that organic matter of oil shales is a kind of mixed-type kerogen. Vitrinite reflectance of kerogen range from 0.37% to 0.9% with an average of 0.58%, indicating that organic matter of oil shales was underwent a stage of immature to low maturation. Under the condition of stable tectonics and humid-hot climate the oil shales were deposited in a saline lagoon of restricted carbonate platform with reducing condition. After that stage the climate evolved into hot-dry conditions.

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Properties and Influence Factors Analysis of Reservoir in the First Member of Yaojia Formation of the Changjiaweizi Region,Northern Songliao Basin
ZHU Jian-wei,JIANG Li,GUO Dian-jun,YUN Hai-fu,CHEN Xing-xia
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The reservoir strata of the first member of Yaojia Formation of Changjiaweizi region in the northern part of Songliao basin, are mainly composed of fine feldspathic debris sandstone with A-substage of late diagenesis. And mass appearance of secondary pore improve the capability of gathering, even the primary pores were poorly preserved. The pore types, porosity, permeability and control factors of the reservoir were studied by observing normal and casting thin section, micropolariscope, core testing, mercury intrusion test,scanning electron microscope(SEM), cathode light and so on. The main reservoir pores were composed of corrode expanding intergranular pore and corrode inner pore; pore structures mainly belong to ⅡA,ⅡB; porosity rangs from 10% to 15% and permeability rangs from 0.01×10-3μm2 to 1×10-3μm2; the reservoir is an axial canal and a low permeability layer; the reservoir quality is mainly influenced by micro sedimentary facies, grain size and dissolution; the permeability is influenced mainly by the type and filling form of hydrosyalite.
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The Situation of Oil Shale Resources in China
LIU Zhao-jun, DONG Qing-shui, YE Song-qing, ZHU Jian-wei, GUO Wei, LI Dian-chao,LIU Rong, ZHANG Hai-long, DU Jiang-feng
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The first national evaluating of oil shale resource has been completed with consummation, which had lasted for two years from 2004 to 2006. The evaluation results were classified based on the differences of districts,buried stratum,oil yield,buried depth and geography environment in order to discover the distributing principles and features of oil shale. The evaluation result indicates that the oil shale resources are rich in China and distribute in a broad range. There are about 80 mines have been found in 20 provinces and 47 basins by now. In China, the total oil shale resources and shale oil resources are estimated at 7 199.37×108 tons and 476.44×108 tons, respectively. According to the evaluation result, Most of oil shale resource in China is enriched in the east and the mid area. Oil shale resource of the east area, the mid area, the Qinghai and Tibet area, the west area and the south area dedicate 48%(3 442.48×108 tons),22%(1 609.64×108 tons),17%(1 203.20×108 tons),10%(749.94×108 tons)and 3% (194.61×108 tons) of the total resources of China, respectively. In China, oil shale resource is enriched in Mesozoic and Cenozoic strata, which dedicates 77.76%(5 597.92×108 tons) and 14.62%(1 052.31×108 tons) of the total resources of China, respectively. The age of the oil shale in the northwest is younger than the southeast. The grade of oil shale (oil yield) ranges from middling to good. Oil shale resources of middling grade (>5%~10%) took 37% (2 664.35×108 tons) of national total resources and the good grade (exceed 10%) took 18% (1 267×108 tons). About 64.78%(4 663.53×108 tons) resources are buried from the depth of 0 m to 500 m and 35.22%(2 535.86×108 tons) were buried between the depth of 500 m to 1 000 m. In China, oil shale resource is enriched in the plain and loess land which took 45% (3 256.53×108 tons) and 21%(1 562.86×108 tons) of the national total resources, respectively.Oil shale basins with large resources are Songliao Basin,Ordos Basin and Jugger Basin,their resources covers 76.79% of the countrywide resources.
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Two Phase Overprinting Mineralization in Huangbuling Gold Deposit in Northwestern Jiaodong Peninsula
ZHANG Yuan, LIU Lian-deng,SUN Jing-gui,CHEN Guo-hua,ZHANG Hong-xi,YAN Fu-chuan, YANG Kai-chun
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Huangbuling gold deposit locates in the Zhaoyuan-Laizhou gold deposit belt in Northwestern Jiaodong peninsula, at the hanging wall of the Huangbuling-Fenghuangshan NE trending fault. It consists of 18 ore veins with different scales. The study shows that the NE faults controlled the early stage intermediate gold vein, and the NNE faults controlled the late stage shallow gold vein. The early phase mineralizations are different from late phase. The early stage intermediate gold deposit consists of quartz, pyrite, molybdenite, electrum, gold, chalcopyrite, sphalerite, galena and others; while the late period gold deposit consists of quartz, calcite, pyritogelite, electrum, silver, sulfosalt minerals and others. The overprinted part of the early and late stages is the ore shoot part in the ore area.
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Main Controlling Factors and Quantitative Model of Oil-Bearing of Complex Structural Trap in West Sag of Liaohe Depression
ZHANG Feng-qi, PANG Xiong-qi, WANG Zhen-liang, LI Yong-xin
J4    2009, 39 (6): 991-997.  
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In order to understand main controlling factors and quantitative characterization of oil-bearing of complex structural trap in west sag of Liaohe depression,the 103 complex structural traps were researched on the base of statistical analysis of geology and R-factor analysis. The results showed that the oil fullness degree of complex structural trap was controlled by the distances between the center of expulsion hydrocarbon and trap, the fluid potential energy, the thickness of caprock and sand body and the numbers of faults cutting the reservoir. The geological analysis showed that the oil fullness degree of the complex structural traps will benefit from the close distance from the center of expulsion hydrocarbon, the relatively low fluid potential energy and the thickness of sandrock in reservoir is less than fault throw and the fault throw is less than the thickness of mudstone in caprock. The comprehensive quantitative connection models between the oil fullness degree and the controlling factors of complex structural traps are established by using the methods of correlation analysis and multiple regression analysis. The 21 complex structural traps are predicted and the validation results of the forecast model indicate that the value of 80% forecast oil fullness degree of the trap is consistent to the real value.

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Micro-fabrics of Reservoir Volcanic Rocks in the Qingshen Gas Field of the Songliao Basin
QU Yan-ming, SHU Ping, JI Xue-yan, DING Ri-xin,BAI Xue-feng, WANG Pu-jun
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The volcanic rocks of the Early Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation are the main reservoir rocks in the Qingshen gas field of the Songliao Basin. Reservoir space is classified as fissure and pore, the latter is premier and the former serves as main tunnels for fluid migration. There are 4 types of reservoir spaces, and the most common one is combined disoloved emposieu and micropore. By mercury penetration analyzing of volcanic samples, capillary pressure curves are on a scale from Ⅰ to Ⅴ. Volcanic breccias and breccias lava developing from volcanic conduit, vesicle rhyolith developing from intrafacies on top of effusion facies, and pyromeride or pearlite from inner zone intrafacies of intruded facies,are suggested to be the best reservoirs. Their sorting coefficient is from 0.3 to 2.6, coarse skewness, maximum pore throat’s radius is 4.9 μm, thus being of better reservoir’s physical properties. In all the ways, reservoir's pore structure of the region is featured by dominance of micropore throat, big proportion of pore and throat and wider distribution range. These reservoirs need commonly extensive fracture treatment so that commercial gas flows can be gained.
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A New Type Integrally Retractable Alternative Cutting Element Bit
V.P.Onischin,CHEN Chen,ZHAO Bing-cheng,ZHU Ying
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Based on analyses about the structures and existing problems of integrally retractable alternative cutting element bits, a integrally rotary replacing cutting element bit was proposed. The combination of spring, mandrel and spherical in the structure was adopted to control the orientation of replacable bit .A suit of conveyer utility was used to operate the bit ascent and descent. This design of the bit can overcome some shortcomings such as complicated structure and not reliable performance of drilling tool. It is proved that the drilling efficiency is 10%~50% higher than ordinary wire-line coring drilling tool.
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Characteristics and Genesis of Rhyolite with Columnar Joints from the Yingcheng Formation in Southeastern Uplift of the Songliao Basin
LI Jin-long,WANG Pu-jun,ZHENG Chang-qing,TANG Hua-feng,WU Yan-xiong,BIAN Wei-hua
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Rhyolite with columnar joints has been found in the lower Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation, in an uplift area of the southeastern Songliao Basin. The columnar joints in rhyolite are primary structural joint developed in a sub-volcanic sub-facies of volcanic conduit (extrusive) facies. The joints seen include horizontal, inclined and vertical ones. Their cross sections developed are anomalous tetragonal, pentagonal or hexagonal and are of medium to small size. Crypto-explosive breccia structures were well developed. The diameter of prisms is in proportion to the size of micro-fabric phenocryst. The primary genetic mechanism for the joints is the condensing shrinkage. Controlled by different factors, the eventual shapes of columnar joints are quite varied.
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Analogy of Volcanic Edifices between Modern Volcanoes and Ancient Remnant Volcanoes in Songliao Basin
HUANG Yu-long,WANG Pu-jun,FENG Zhi-qiang,SHAO Rui,GUO Zhen-hua,XU Zhong-jie
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Modern volcanoes can be classified as three main forms in shape (Shield-shape, cone-shape and dome-shape) and seven different types. In surrounding sections and northern faulted depression in the Songliao Basin, there are mainly four types of volcanoes such as shield volcano, composite volcano, pyroclastic cone and lava dome. Shield volcanoes are built almost entirely of fluid lava flows, with little explosive pyroclastics. Composite volcanoes are built of flow layers alternating with pyroclas-tics, thus the alternate sequence of effusive and explosive facies is well developed. Pyroclastic cones, the simplest type of volcano, consist of particles and blobs of congealed lava from a single vent, mainly of explosive facies. Lava domes are formed by relatively small, bulbous masses of the lava which is too viscous to flow long distance, therefore, the lava piles over and around its vent by extrusion. Eruption patterns here mainly include effusive, extrusive and volcanic vent facies. In the Songliao Basin the buried volcanic edifices is characterized by slope angle ranging from minimum 3° to maximal 25°, bottom diameter from 2 to 14 kilometers and volcanic rock thickness from 100 to 600 meters. The buried volcanic edifices may cover an area of 4 to 50 sq. kilometers for each. As a whole, buried volcanoes of the northern Songliao Basin appear numerous, individually small and are controlled by regional faults. They are normally featured with crack and multi-central type eruptions, volcanic products of different vents commonly pile up each other. Volcanic lithology and lithofacies are the main factors that control the types and forms of the volcanic apparatus in the Songliao Basin.
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Diagenesis and Favorable Diagenetic Facies of Chang 8 Reservoir in Heshui Area, Ordos Basin
GAO Hui, SUN Wei
J4    2010, 40 (3): 542-548.  
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Diagenesis and favorable diagenetic facies of Chang 8 reservoir in Heshui area, Ordos basin are researched using physical property analysis, mercury penetration, cast section and SEM  technique. The results show that physical property is poor, pore throat is minute, finemesograin feldspathic litharenite dominated, clastic constituents are complicate, compositional maturity is low and texture maturity is low to middle. Original pore spaces are decreased because of compaction, cementation damage not only partial primary pore but also secondary dissolved pore, dissolution improves the physical property. Five kinds of diagenetic facies are classified on the base of the influence of diagenesis on physical property. There is an intimate relationship between qualifying reservoir and diagenetic facies, physical property and oil bearing  of chlorite cementationfeldspar corrosion facies are the best, chlorite cementation facies follows, which construct the favorable diagenetic facies of reservoir develop.

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Dual-Phase Sedimentary Basins and Old Crystalline Basement in China and Deep Oil and Gas Reservoirs in Northeast China
TENG Ji-wen,TIAN You,LIU Cai,HAN Li-Guo
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On the basis of dual-phase sedimentary basins in China and foreground of deep lithologic and stratigraphic potential oil and gas in Northeast China, we must hold the sedimentary construction, undulations of crystalline basement, distribution of volcanic rocks and spatial distribution of different lithofacies in the shallow and deep area of the oil and gas basin in the whole region. Especially, on the guidance of new conception, we should break the existing framework to reregionalize the hydrocarbon prospects and study the deep dynamical process of the hydrocarbon generation and distribution of reservoir space. So revealing the structure of the sedimentary layer and crystalline basement and studying the deep dynamic response of crust and mantle are very important to discover the large and super large potential oil and gas fields in our country. Through analyzing the distribution of oil and gas resources at home and abroad and studies in the process of industrialization and economic development, we suggest that we must be established in mainland and strengthen establishment of save, reliable and sustainable development reserved energy base while multivariate sharing the world sources. Base on analyzing and studying the hydrocarbon reservoir, sedimentary construction and crystalline basement of sedimentary basins in China, we discover that there exist the marine sediments beneath the continental sediments widely, i.e, dual-phase sedimentary basins (continental phase and marine phase). Here the basement is not the bottom of Mesozoic and Cenozoic basement, but is the old metamorphic rocks basement, i.e, the top of crystal crust. From the information mentioned above and several examples of the sequences of dual-phase sedimentary basins, we consider that exploration of oil and gas sources has a broad space in deep part. Carrying on high-resolution investigations in the dual-phase sedimentary construction, volcanic rock distribution, old crystalline basement and deep process and dynamics response of the formation of hydrocarbon and basins are necessary to discover new hydrocarbon reservoirs in the deep area and around oil filed (e.g. Daqing) and improve the potential space of hydrocarbon reservoir in Northeast China. Finally, we propose the dispositions and suggestions for finding out the dual-phase sedimentary construction, old crystalline basement, volcanic rock distribution and geophysical exploration of the second-depth space (5 000-10 000 m) and overall planning in Northeast China.
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Weight of Evidence Method Based on SIG and Its Application on Evaluation on Mineral Resources
CHUAI Yuan-yuan,XIAO Ke-yan,ZHAN Shao-bin,LIU Ya-jian
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The framework and the method of evaluation on mineral resources by weight of evidence based on SIG are introduced in detail. Meanwhile, its application on the evaluation of copper mineral resources in the Threeriver Metallogenic Belt, Southwest China is discussed as an example. The node is deployed on server in Beijing and three sub-nodes are deployed on the server in each province. Geological database and services are deployed on each server. It proves that the method on mineral resources based on SIG is a new effective one, which not only solves the problem in sharing data, but also improves efficiency of evaluation.
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Simulation Research on Attenuation of Contaminants in Different Lithology Landfill Leachate Contaminated Sites
LIU Ying-ying,ZHAO Yong-sheng,LIU Peng,DONG Jun,HAN Rong,QU Zhi-hui,MA Bai-wen,YANG Ling
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The four static experiments selected fine sand, silt sand, clay and soil were carried out to investigate the temporal changing trend of pH, NO3-N, NH4-N, organic matter, bioactivity and its' correlation in different lithology landfill leachate contaminated sites. Experimental results indicated that the order of the four media for pH was fine sand >silt sand >clay >soil, for ammonia nitrogen,organic matter and bioactivity was soil >clay >silty sand >fine sand, but for nitrate nitrogen, the order in the initial phase was soil >clay > silt sand >fine sand, in the metaphase was fine sand > silt sand >clay >soil, but at the end of the experiment was soil >fine sand > silt sand >clay. In addition, SPSS was used to analyze the general temporal correlation of the indexes in the four media. Results showed that there existed a good negative correlation between pH and organic matter, and the correlation coefficient was -0.649. However, there existed a good positive correlation between organic matter and bioactivity, and the correlation coefficient was 0.640. There existed a good positive correlation between ammonia nitrogen and bioactivity, and the correlation coefficient was 0.757.
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Analysis of Fluctuation and Amplitude Increase in Sonic Logs Caused by Fractures in Carbonate Rocks
FAN Xiao-min, LI Zhou-bo
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Based on analysis of field logs, fluctuation and amplitude increase in sonic log caused by fractures in carbonate rocks are investigated. It is found that the attenuation of sonic waves by fractures leads to severe amplitude decrease at receivers far from the source. As a result, the travel time has an increase of 3~4 μs/ft. This attenuation mechanism successfully interprets the fluctuation and amplitude increase in sonic logs. Combined with electric and acoustical imaging logs, the conditions for the amplitude increase are investigated. The results show that fractures with lower angle and larger open-width lead to more significant increase in sonic logs.
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Finite Element Numerical Simulation on Line Controlled Source Based on Quadratic Interpolation
ZHANG Ji-feng, TANG Jing-tian, YU Yan, LIU Chang-sheng
J4    2009, 39 (5): 929-935.  
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Under the quasi-static conditions, finite element numerical simulation of 2D line source boundary value problem was performed using rectangular grid unit and dual quadratic function interpolation on the frequency-domain. Under 2D geoelectric conditions, the boundary value problem and variational problems were given, and the finite element method was used for element subdivision, interpolation, integration and general synthesis. By solving the complex equations, the surface apparent resistivity response was obtained. Pseudo-delta function was introduced to simulate line source, weakening singularity of the source. Through comparison with the analytic solution for the earth with uniform and layered media models, the average relative error amount to 0.71% and 1.12% respectively. And the establishment of two abnormal body models was created and numerical simulation shows that the abnormal response is more obvious, and it provided the foundation for three-dimensional controlled-source electromagnetic method of finite element numerical simulation.

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Mineralogy of the Stibnite-Antimonselite Series in the Nature
LIU Jia-jun, LI Zhi-ming,LIU Jian-ming,WANG Jian-ping,FENG Cai-xia, LU Wen-quan
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Minerals of the stibniteantimonselite series, in close association with tiemannite, clausthalite, kullerudite, Sebearing stibioluzonite, native gold, quartz and barite, were discovered in the Laerma and Qiongmo gold deposits, western Qinling, China. Based on Se/(S+Se) ratios of microprobe analyses this binary system of stibniteantimonselite is quarterly divided into stibnite, selenium stibnite, sulfur antimonselite and antimonselite. Microhardness of the stibnite subseries (Sb=58.47%-73.81%,S=11.86%-28.76%,Se=0.00%-29.12%) and the antimonselite series (Sb=43.78%-59.13%,Se=29.20%-49.72%,S=0.00%-11.43%) is 101.26 and 103.00 kg/mm2, respectively. Reflectivities of the series are (470 nm)Rg’=42.62%-47.62%,Rp’=30.83%-40.55%; (550 nm)Rg’=41.84%-46.75%,Rp’=31.48%-38.85%; (590 nm)Rg’=42.25%-46.63%,Rp’=30.73%-39.46%; (650 nm)Rg’=43.30%-46.48%,Rp’=30.01%-41.56%. Cell parameters obtained from two Sebearing stibnite samples are a=1.120 9-1.121 2 nm,b=1.129 9-1.130 3 nm,c=0.384 7-0.384 9 nm,respectively. As may be seen from the above data, the higher the Se concentration, the bigger the cell parameters.
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Characteristics and Origin of Low-Resistivity Reservoir Controlled by Petrophysics Mechanism and Geology Target Optimization
YANG Chun-mei, ZHANG Ji-chang
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A relationship between petrophysical and geological genesis of low resistivity contrast pay has been established. Combined analysis of sedimentary environment,diagenesis and tectonic evolution has been applied to obtain the origin characteristics of low resistivity contrast pay. Five typical low resistivity exploration targets have been presented: (1) low-relief lithologic-structural traps in the gentle-slope depositional system, (2) natural water-flooding areas with fluid heterogeneity characteristics in relatively active tectonic movement zone, (3) shallow layers with high content of montmorillonite among clay mineral and slowly depositional fine sandstone layers, (4) weakly hydrodynamic thin multilateral sand and shale with resistivity anisotropy and (5) electrical conductivity mineral developed areas such as pyrite. However, the effect of mud invasion on formation resistivity is engineering reason.
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Major Factors Controlling Reservoir Quality of the Upper Triassic Chang2 Sandstones in the Qinghuabian Oilfield,Northern Shaanxi
FENG Juan-ping,LI Wen-hou,OUYANG Zheng-jian,YU Fang,CAO Hong-xia,ZHAO Yang
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The reservoir quality is strongly influenced by the depositional facies and diagenesis of the Chang 2 sandstones of braided river facies in Qinghuabian oil field.It is suggested that the depositional facies controls reservoir quality by the grain size and clay minerals content of the sandstones,as a result,the reservoir quality of the main sandbodies within the braided rivers is better than both sides sandbodies of the braided river,while the reservoir quality of the depositions between braided rivers is the worst.It is also indicated that diagenesis is another key factor modifying reservoir properties,and the mechanical compaction is the main factor which caused the loss of primary porosity for the sandstones,carbonate cements,secondary enlargement of quartz are the main cementation that reduced the reservoir quality of the sandstones,while the reservoir quality for the braided river sandstones was improved by dissolution.So the braided river sandstone reservoir will be the dominant aims of exploration in this area for the future.
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Metallogenic Geological Characteristics and Prospecting Prediction of Jiulongnao Ore Field in Southern Jiangxi#br#
Chen Wei, Yang Zhouyu, Liao Zhiquan, Yang Bin, Ding Ming
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (2): 403-417.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210098
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The Jiulongnao ore field is located in the Chongyi-Dayu-Shangyou W-Sn polymetallic ore concentration area of the eastern Nanling tectonic-magmatic metallogenic belt. It is polymetallic deposit characterized by the kind of mineralization combination of W-Sn-Ag-Pb-Zn-U-Nb-Ta, and produced around the Jiulongnao metallogenic rock body. There are five mineralization types, including quartz vein type, skarn type, broken altered zone type, greisen type, and altered granite type. The metallogenic period began in the Indosinian period and erupted in the Early Yanshanian period. The metallogenic parent rock is re-melted “S” type granite which is rich in ore-forming elements such as W and Sn. Based on the systematic research on the geological, geochemical, and geophysical data, this paper discusses the metallogenic geological characteristics and ore-controlling roles of formation, structure, and magmatic rocks. The metallogenic and geochemical zones of high temperature W-Sn deposit—medium-high temperature W-Pb-Zn-Ag deposit —medium temperature Au-Ag-Pb-Zn deposit are developed around the inner and outer contact zone of the Jiulongnao metallogenic rock body, showing an equidistant spatial distribution pattern of “east-west horizontal, NNE-NE vertical”. It can be  concluded that the tungsten-tin polymetallic deposits in this area are controlled by the combination of structure and magmatic rocks. Through this study, the metallogenic model of “multi-part integration” with genetic connection in the Jiulongnao ore field is established, the metallogenic prediction is carried out, and the ore-prospecting direction in Jiulongnao area is proposed.
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The Forming Mechanisms of Hongqiling Mafic and UltramaficIntrusive Bodies and Cu-Ni Sulfide Deposits
YANG Yan-chen,SUN De-you,MA Zhi-hong,XU Wen-liang
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The Hongqiling CuNi ore deposit is located to the northern flank of a contacting zone (the Huifahe fault systems) between the North China platform and the JilinHeilongjiang syncline system. There are over 30 mafic and ultramafic intrusions in the area and CuNi sulfide ore bodies were found in No.1 and No.7 ultramafic intrusive bodies which exhibit obvious zoning and cumulate texture. CuNi ore bodies, being in the shape of plate, vein and pocket, were found in the olivinepyroxenite facies at the base of the ultramafic intrusions. Petrological and geochemical studies indicate No.7 intrusion was formed mainly by flow differentiation while the No.1 intrusion by gravity differentiation; the source of magmas are of tholeiitic origin while the massores are of the products of pressure injecting; the addition and mixing of later magmas introduced more oreforming materials; the degree of immiscibility of sulfides was controlled by volatile components. This CuNi mineral deposit was derived from deep magma segregation with the oreforming age at Indosinian period.
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Geological Features and the Rule of Oil and Gas Accumulation of UrxunBeier Depression in Hailaer Basin
LIU Zhi-hong,WAN Chuan-biao,REN Yan-guang, LI Chun-bai, ZHANG Hong,LIU Hang-jun
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Urxun-Beier depression in Hailaer Basin is the Mesozoic-Cenozoic basin located in the Paleozoic orogenic belt in Inner Mongolia-Daxing’anling area. Based on the sequence stratigraphic theory and sporopollen assemblages, stratigraphic sequences of the Lower Cretaceous have been recognized from bottom to up as: Xing’anling Group, Tongbomiao Formation, Nantun Formation, Damoguaihe Formation, Yimin Formation. The four structural belts with different directions are found in the area. The faults with NE, NEE and NS trends formed earlier with longterm activity, and control on the basin evolution; the faults with NW trend formed later and overprinted on the early structures. The structures of the area experienced four deformation stages in the Cretaceous period, which controlled on the migration, accumulation and distribution of oil and gas, and the later structures destroyed or reformed the earlier oil and gas accumulation. The unconformity within the area is an important migration pathway and good reservoir of oil and gas. The four structural belts with different trends and unconformities are the favorable zones for oil and gas accumulation in Urxun-Beier depression.
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Study on the Treatment of Acrylonitrile Wastewater by Fenton Reagent, Micro-electrolysis and Biological Contact Oxidation Process
ZOU Dong-lei, WANG Hong-yan, YANG Jin-ling, ZHANG Chun-li, ZHANG Guang-ming, ZHANG Si-xiang
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The combined process of Fenton reagent, Microelectrolysis and Biological contact oxidation is proposed to treat the Acrylonitrile wastewater. The optimal technological conditions and the effect of this process are discussed. The results show that by providing wastewaters pH of about 3 and reaction time of 2 hours, the quantity of H2O2 of 40 mL/L, the concentration of ferrous iron is 0.4 g/L, the effluent of microelectrolysis goes into Biological contact oxidation process, in which DO, HRT and volume load are 4.5 mg/L, 10 hours and 1.0 kg CODCr/(m3·d) respectively, satisfying the first grade of the national standard.
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Three-Dimensional Numerical Simulation of Groundwater in Naolihe Watershed
LU Wen-xi,LI Ping,WANG Fu-lin,GUO Long-zhu
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Based on analyzing and conceptualizing the geologic and hydrogeologic conditions of Naolihe watershed, the numerical simulation model of groundwater flow system has been built and solved by Visual MODFLOW, and groundwater flow regime in future 7 years has also been predicted. In the process of model prediction, second-type boundary was forecasted with iterative method, annual precipitation and groundwater withdrawal was forecasted by spectral analysis, which well realized the coupling of stochastic model and deterministic model. The results show that the average annual recharge of groundwater in the research area is 20.9×108 m3/a. From predicted head equipotentials, it can be seen that groundwater level in the research area will declinef during prediction periods with the avarage speed of 0.329m/a if mining according to the forecasted withdrawal.
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Tectonic-sedimentary response of Foreland Basin in western margin of Ordos Basin
LI Bin, MENG Zi-fang, SONG Yan, LI Xiang-bo
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The foreland basin in western margin of Ordos Basin experienced the Indo-China movement and the Yanshan movement from early stage of the Late Triassic period to the Middle Jurassic period. During those periods, the western margin was wholly uplifted and orogenic belts appeared in the southwest and northwest. The successive palaeogeographic framework shows that the south part of western margin was lacustrine environment and fluvial environment in the north. The sedimentary facies changed from littoral facies to lacustrine and swamp facies, which was resulted from the forming of Qinling orogenic belt. The foreland basin was formed from Late Jurassic to Early Cretaceous period by strongly thrusting and overriding during the Yanshan movement. There develop angular unconformities in this area. The deposition record indicates the foreland basin framework which is represented by uplifts alternating with depressions. The conclusion is obviously different from that the foreland basin formed in Late Triassic period. The fact that the foreland basin was rebuilt by the Himalaya movement from the Late Cretaceous to Cenozoic period, together with developed angular unconformities and deposition record responses, demonstrates the plain-swamp sedimentary environment.
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Petrography and Geochemistry of the Middle Ordovician Volcanic Rocks of Daliugou Group in Hami Wupu Area of Eastern Tianshan, Xinjiang
TIAN Wen-quan,WANG Pu-jun,LI Song-ling,SUN Xiao-meng,WEN Nuan,LIU Xin
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The middle Ordovician volcanic rocks of the Daliugou Group in the Hami-Wupu area of the Eastern Tianshan seem to be the oldest strata of the studied area. Its tectonic setting belongs to the Dananhu composite island arc volcanic belt of the Junggar plate. Here the volcanic rocks of the Daliugou Group belong predominantly to calcalkaline series and are featured by the enrichment and positive anomalies of Ba and Th of the largeion lithophile element(LIL ) group and by negative anomalies of Nb, Ta, Zr, Hf and Ti of the high strenghth field elements (HFS). LREE is enriched while HREE is depleted in the intermediatebasic volcanic rocks. The study of the trace and rare earth elements indicates that the volcanic rocks belong to an islandarc environment in general.
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The Classification and Stochastic Modeling of Flow Units in Tight Gas Reservoir
TANG Hai-fa, PENG Shi-mi, ZHAO Yan-chao
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Many problems are encountered during the development of tight gas. Most of them are due to the reservoir heterogeneity. The authors present a novel methodology of flow unit definition in tight gas reservoir aimed to improve the reservoir description. Based on the definition of flow unit and its geological meanings, and combined with the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the cored wells, four parameters-porosity, permeability, FZI and Winland r35 are integrated into the classification of flow units. Further, the flow barriers and connected sand bodies have been recognized by means of method of reservoir hierarchy analysis and standard of profitable gas in tight gas reservoir. And by use of cluster and discriminant analyses, a quantitative mode of flow unit definition in uncored wells has been developed, and also, three types of flow units have been recognized. Finally, the 3D geologic model of flow unit is set up using sequential indicator stochastic modeling. The model not only depicts the reservoir heterogeneity more accurately, but also provides a more useful guidance to the development of tight gas. The development practice of tight gas has proved that the flow unit A is of good reservoir quality, and hence of the best development effect, while flow unit C is the bad one. The flow unit B takes second place but has more potential than the other two.
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Study on the Occurrence States of the Platinum Group Elements in Basaltfrom Western Guizhou Province and Their Geological Significance
LAI Ya-wen,WANG Lin-gen, XIAO Guo-shi,GAN Shu-cai, DUAN Guo-zheng
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In a geochemical system, the affinity of an element controls its geochemical behaviors while its occurrence state represents its nature. The abundance and occurrence state of an element shows its difference in affinity and could provide important information for the geochemistry system and for the behaviors of an element in the system. The occurrences states of Pt and Pd in the parental rocks and in the fluid inclusions of the Western Guizhou Province basalt are studied. The result of this study shows the importance of determing the occurrence state of an element using its affinity, revealing that the PGE can be used in studying the migration and enrichment of elements in syngenetic fluid of the basalts.
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Analysis of the Hydrocarbon Enrichment Regularity in the Sequence Stratigraphic Framework of Tertiary in Qikou Sag
HUANG Chuan-yan, WANG Hua, WU Yong-peng, CHEN Si, WANG Jia-hao, LIN Pei-gang, XIA Cun-yin
J4    2010, 40 (5): 986-995.  
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Based on sequence stratigraphy, according to 1 340 wells, the authors analyzed the characteristic of hydrocarbon reservoirs enrichment in the sequence stratigraphic framework in Qikou sag. The research shows that hydrocarbon reservoirs enriched near the second order sequence interface in Qikou sag. The closer to the second order sequence interface, the more enriched the hydrocarbon was. In the internal sequence, hydrocarbon reservoirs mainly enriched in lacustrine expanding system tract and low stand system tract. However, each sequence presented some differences. Above the second order sequence interface, hydrocarbon reservoirs mainly enriched in lacustrine expanding system tract and low stand system tract which were under the maximum flooding surface. Under the second order sequence interface, hydrocarbon reservoirs mainly enriched in high stand system tracts. On the plane, hydrocarbon reservoirs mainly congregated near steep slope zone which was controlled by sag marginal fault. The flexure slope break was the least hydrocarbon enrichment zone, but the exploration potential of lithologic reservoirs was huge. Hereby, the author proposed the thought that second order sequence interface+corresponding system tract in the third sequence+correlatable sag slope break types=favorable exploration zone. It is the three elements coupling controlled the favorable exploration zone.

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Sequence Stratigraphic Framework and Sedimentary Characteristics |of Taizhou Formation in Haian Depression of Subei Basin
LIU Chang-li, SHU Xiao-min, WANG Xing-minh, REN Hong-min, LI Shu-jing
J4    2010, 40 (3): 519-526.  
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Taizhou Formation in Haian depression of Subei basin developed in Late Cretaceous, the bottom of which was a regional unconformity surface formed by Yizheng movement and the top was a local one by Haian event. There was a regression during its deposition, which divided Taizhou Formation into 2 third-order sequences, named as Sq1 and Sq2. According to the analysis of drilling and core material about 30 wells, both sequences are composed of lowstand systems tract(LST), transgressive systems tract(TST) and highstand systems tract(HST). In Sq1, LST mainly developed braided delta facies, TST developed deep and semi-deep lake facies and HST developed delta facies with decrease of terrigenous detrital material flux  under slow fall of water-level and a lot of turbidite facies. In Sq2, LST developed shallow-shore and semi-deep lake facies, TST developed deep and semi-deep lake facies, HST developed shallow-shore lake facies and strand-bar facies.

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Characteristics of Karst Medium System and Its Hydrogeologic Effect in the South Tianshan, Xinjiang
TANG Jian-sheng, XIA Ri-yuan, ZOU Sheng-zhang, LIANG Bin
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Carbonate rocks are widespread along the south Tianshan, where the function of karst system depends on the texture of karst medium. It’s found that there are a lot of solution tectonic fissures, interlayer solution fissures, and solution joints in the carbonate rock strata through the karst investigation and analysis. According to the statistics, the density of solution tectonic fissures is to 1~4 per 10 m width, the fissure ratio on plane to 1.15%~5.71%, and the width of fissures to 10~500 mm, which are netted distribution and developed cross beds. The combination of all kinds of fissures compose a complicated karst system with the medium of fissuresolution fracture. The significance of the solution fissures system for the precipitation infiltration and water storage is analysed, and its function of transmission and storage in the process of hydrological circle is clarified as well. At last, a new method of relieving the lack of water resources and renovating the karst environment at the edge of Tarim basin is put forward, namely translating the surface runoff into underground seepage and reducing the evaporation in order to increase the recharge of precipitation in karst mountain areas through engineering measures.
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Quantificational Prospection of Petroliferous Quality of Lithologic Reservoir,Dongying Depression
ZHANG Jun,PANG Xiong-qi,JIANG Zhen-xue,SHAO Zhen-jun,CHEN Dong-xia,WANG Liang
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Subtle oilgas pool has been the explorative emphases in Bohai bay basin and the lithologic pool is the important aim for reserves improvement. But the exploration in recent years indicated that the different petroliferous quality of lithologic trap is very distinct. The estimate that if the trap is oilbearing or not and how much is the fullness degree of lithologic trap has been indispensably important technology in the whole course of decisionmaking of exploration, arrangement of well position and exploitation of oil field. On the basis of geological statistics and AHP(analytic hierarchy process) analyses of 236 lithologic traps of Dongying depression, the main controlling factors of reservoir formation are found out and rationed. Then making use of multilinearity regress method, the fullness degree forecast models of lithologic trap at each structural zone in Dongying depression are established. The validation results of this forecast models indicate that 80% forecast fullness degree of lithologic trap is consistent to the factual value,implying that the forecast method can be used in oil and gas prospection.
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Reconstruction of the Paleo-Environment in Changchun Area, Northeast China during the Late Mid-Pleistocene:Evidences from Sedimentary Geochemistry and Palynology
WANG Dan-ping, WANG Xi-kui, JIANG Yu-biao
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1066-1074.  
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On the basis of TL dating and grain size analysis of the Core HDBZK-1 samples in the Changchun Area, the authors employ K2O, Na2O, MgO, CaO, Al2O3 and their ratios, K2O/Na2O and Al2O3/(Al2O3+CaO+Na2O), which are sensitive to environmental changes, combined with pollen analysis, to analyze the climate environment change of the Changchun area during the late Mid-Pleistocene (probably from 280 to 120 kaB.P.). The results show that the Changchun area has experienced four distinctive cold-dry and warm-wet paleo-climate changes during the late Mid-Pleistocene: cold and dry (281.6-244.0 kaB.P.)-moderate warm and slightly wet (244.0-215.0 kaB.P.)-cold and dry (215.0-131.8 kaB.P.)-the climate turned warm and wet again, with an obvious sign of a sudden increase of freshwater algae (131.8-126.4 kaB.P.), which probably comply with the climate cycles reflected by deep-sea oxygen isotope curves.

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The Poisson’s Theorem Based Analysis Method and Application of Magnetic and Gravity Anomalies
ZENG Zhao-fa, WU Yan-gang, HAO Li-bo,WANG Zhe-jiang,HUANG Hang
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The authors expatiate the physical meanings of three parameters of CA (corresponding analysis) of gravity and magnetic anomalies according to the formula deduction and the result analysis from Poisson’s theorem. The intercept of CA in interpretations of regional gravity and magnetic anomalies should only be the contribution of remanence anomalies, which can be obtained by total anomalies subtracting induced magnetism background and gravity anomalies related parts. The cases studies of hide geological body and lava activity show that this Poisson’s theorem based method has very good prospective in regional geophysical interpretation.
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Facies Quantitive Model and Characteristics of Reservoirs Flow Unit of Buried Volcanic Edifice of Yingcheng Formation in Songliao Basin, Cretaceous, NE China
TANG Hua-feng, XU Zheng-shun, WANG Pu-jun, SHU Ping, HUANG Yulong, BIAN Weihua, DING Rixing
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According to eruptive scale illustrated by drilling lithology, facies characteristics and seismic data, early Cretaceous volcanic edifices of Yingcheng Formation in Xujiaweizi faulted depression, Songliao Basin were classified into pyroclastic volcanic edifice, lava volcanic edifice and compound volcanic edifice. The facies composition of pyroclastic volcanic edifice was listed as fellows: 9.3% for volcanic vent facies, 55.3% for explosive facies, 29.2% for effusive facies, 1.4% for extrusive facies and 4.8% for volcanic sedimentary facies. The pyroclastic volcanic edifices is 0.5-1.5 km wide and 50-220 m thick. The facies composition of lava volcanic edifice was 8.1% for volcanic vent facies, 23.4% for explosive facies, 62.6% for effusive facies, 5.1% for extrusive facies, and 0.8% for volcanic sedimentary facies. The lava volcanic edifices is 1-2 km wide and 200-300 m thick. The facies composition of compound volcanic edifice was 4.9% for volcanic vent facies, 34.4% for explosive facies, 56.8% for effusive facies, 2.6% for extrusive facies and 1.3% for volcanic sedimentary facies. The compound volcanic edifices is 2-4 km wide and 300-450 m thick. The scale of reservoir flow unit is controlled by subfacies of volcanic edifices. So the scale of reservoir flowing unit is various for each volcanic edifice, pyroclastic volcanic edifice is 0.3-1.5 km in width and less than 60 m in thickness, lava volcanic edifice is 1-2 km in width and less than 80 m in thickness, compound volcanic edifice is 1.5-3.0 km in width and less than 100 m in thickness. So the distance of wells and hydraulic fracturing plan are different in each kind volcanic edifice during the development.
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Discussion on Environmental Effects of Plateau Uplift in View of Energy Inflow
SHAO Zhao-gang, MENG Xian-gang, ZHU Da-gang, YANG Chao-bin, LEI Wei-zhi, WANG Jin, HAN Jian-en, YU Jia, MENG Qing-wei, LV Rong-ping, QIAN Cheng
J4    2009, 39 (3): 514-520.  
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The uplift of the Tibetan Plateau is one of the most amazing geological events in the earth’s crust evolution history, and holds an important status in the global environment. Nowadays, the global environmental change represented by the global warming and its potential impact on the ecosystem and human society have drawn great attention from scientists, governments and society. The global climate change has become the focus of the people’s attention. According to the mechanism of diminishing temperature of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and its environmental characteristics analysis,the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau uplift should not have brought in the reduction of the plateau surface temperature. With the surface of the plateau rising, plateau surface had been shaping strong fluctuation environment with the character of high diurnal temperature range. This character of the plateau surface will rapidly release the energy of solar radiation absorbed by the surface of the plateau back into the space, rather than participate in the earth climate system cycle. At the situation of solar energy input remains unchanged, the uplift of the plateau will have directly cause the global climate system cooling. The character of the earth’s atmosphere with the altitude exponential decay had made the cooling effect very strong at the early stage of the uplift. Based on the all mentioned above, the authors have preliminarily discussed the prospect of vegetation, glaciers and other special environmental characteristics with the uplift of the plateau. This has provided a new method for further study to disclose the relationship between the uplift of the Tibetan Plateau and the globe environmental variation.

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Development Process and Tendency of the Hydrodynamics of Groundwater
TAO Yue-zan, Yao Mei
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The development process of hydrodynamics of groundwater in the 150 years since Darcy’s law was published was reviewed. Based on the governing equation and computation method of seepage problem of the classical theory, the application and development of hydrodynamics of groundwater was briefly introduced from four aspects: groundwater resources evaluation, quality or heat transmission in groundwater flow system, unsaturated flow and computation of groundwater hydrodynamics. The scale effect of hydrogeologic parameters, unsaturated flow, non-continuum flow and freesurface seepage in the current research status was briefly summarized. By coupling these findings with the basic characteristics of the classical theory, the developing tendency of present hydrodynamics of groundwater is discussed. Based on the summary of the development process of Biot coupling flow theory, the disadvantages of the present coupling flow theory were treated by the seepage elements, however by combing with Biot wave theory, one possible method for solving this disadvantage is proposed.
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The Research about Soil Heavy Metal Pollution Forecast and Early Warning Support by GIS
YAN Jia-yong,L Qing-tian,GE Xiao-li
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Betimes and high efficiency method must be used to forecast pollution trend in the face of more and more serious problems of soil heavy metal pollutions. In this research, the soil heavy metal pollution forecast model and soil pollution heavy metal element overtake standard early warning model was established and forecast extension was developed based ArcView GIS support by GIS technique, and then realized forecast and early warning for soil heavy metal pollution. Lastly, taking Beijing City include its suburb as instances, warning its heavy metal pollution and forecast Pb element overtake standard fixed number of year and a good forecast result was gained.
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The Study on Hydrocarbon Migration and Accumulation History in Damintun Depression
JIANG Jian-qun,ZHANG Zhan-wen,LI Jun,SHI Jian-nan
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Basing on detailed test data of the Damingtun depression, the main charging pathway of two petroleum system is reconstructed by means of hydrocarbon compositional heterogeneity. Migration tracing results are nealy the same based on hydrocarbon bulk compositional heterogeneity, molecule construction heterogeneity and the distribution of nitrogen compound respectivly. It clearly shows that both normal oil and highwaxy oil were migrated to the the slopes from the centre of hydrocarbon kitchen of depression centers and were enriched in the reservoirs of the favorable traps. Some reservoirs could be formed on the pathways of the petroleum system only if only some favorable traps are met. Hence the present research could provide some information for the reservoir targets. K-Ar dating technique shows that the major pool forming time of the Daming sag is from the Sa1-2 to the early Dongying period. The pool forming time of the Anfutun sag is earlier than that of the Rongshenpu sag, which indicates that the highwaxy oil is earlier than the normal oil.
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The Characteristics of the Paleo-volcanic Edifice of Yingcheng Formation, Cretaceous, Songliao Basin
WANG Pu-jun, PANG Yan-ming, TANG Hua-feng,HUANG Yu-long, ZHENG Chang-qing
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Compared with modern volcanic eruption types and volcanic structures, two kinds of paleo-volcanic edifices of the lower Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation (K1y) periods were recognized and described in the Songliao Basin based on their lithology, facies and vertical successions. They are basaltic and rhyolitic respectively. The basaltic volcanic edifices of the K1y are mostly shield volcanoes, with features of shield shape and gentle slopes less than 10°, of volcanic thickness of 200 m to 500 m, and of height difference from 100 m to 250 m. Vertical succession from bottom to top is from pillow lava and aa (with thickness proportion of 30%), to lava with vesicle and amygdule and also massive lava (with thickness proportion of 70%). Like Hawaiian, eruption of the basaltic type is mostly effusive and hydrothermal breccias were often developed around the conduit. On the other hand, the vertical sequence of the rhyolitic volcanic edifices is with three layers in a 300 m to 700 m interval. The bottom is composed mostly of pyroclastic breccia (explosive lava) (30% thickness), characterized by base-surge deposits with Pelean eruption. The middle layer is composed mostly of effusive rhyolites with vesicles, lithophysas and flow banding (60% thickness). Domes of extrusive perlite can also be found in the middle member, especially around calderas. The eruption type is Strombolian-like. The top layer is composed mostly of explosive granule tuff (sometimes stratiform) (lacustrine deposit of ash, 10% of thickness), with an eruption type of Plinian. Rhyolitic edifices is characterized by mound shape, relative evaluation of 200 m to 300 m and slope often more than 15°, thus belonging to stratovolcanoes.
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Sedimentary Characteristics and Origin Model of Conglomerate of Second Member,Yingcheng Formation in Liutai, Southeast Margin of Songliao Basin
HOU Jing-tao, CHENG Ri-hui,WANG Pu-jun,XU Zhong-jie
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A set of conglomerates of alluvial fan occurred in the second member of Yingcheng Formation of Liutai, southeast margin of Songliao Basin. According to different origins, it can be divided into three types: debris flow deposits, channel deposits and sheetflood deposits. The debris flow deposits is the best developed. Based on the study of components, textural maturities and grain size distributions, and by using the experiential formula, it has been found that the debris flow deposits in this area were redeposited and occurred above the water. Channel deposits and sheetflood deposits were preserved much less than debris flow deposits. Maybe they had been well developed in single cycle, however, they were eroded by the violent debris flow of the next cycle. The convergence direction of bedding and the strike of petrified wood in the channel deposits and sheetflood deposits show that the paleocurrent flowed from northwest to southeast. The direction of paleocurrent indicates that the provenance of conglomerate is Beishan which locates in the northwest of the study area. Based on the result, the origin model of gravelly alluvial fan has been set up.
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Influence of Changchun Hitech Zone |General Land Use Planning on Regional Environment Capacity
LIU Yan-qiu, GUO Li-fu, JIANG Xi-dong, LI Bo, TENG Da-li, ZHANG Zhi-long
J4    2010, 40 (3): 678-682.  
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General land use planning is closely related with the regional social and economic development. Its range of influence is wide and the time is long. The data come from environmental monitoring and land use data in 2005. The planning control indices for the best structure of land use in 2020 in the Hi-tech Industrial Development South Zone were obtained by using linear programming. In the study area, TSP, SO2, NO2, THC and H2S in the air all have relatively high environmental capacity; the quality of surface water can't meet the requirements of III class water, however the quality of shallow ground water is higher than the requirements of III class water; The quality of acoustical and soil environment are all right. The main land types of impact on environment are residential land, industrial land, warehouse land, public facilities and green space. The changes of land use accordingly bring on the changes of regional environmental capacity. In planning period, there are some uncertainties for micro land use in the study area and the formed pollution sources will not be located and quantified completely therefore, the flexible governance measures should be developed.

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A New Species of Sphenobaiera from Middle Jurassic of Junggar Basin, Xinjiang, China
SUN Ge, MIAO Yu-yan,CHEN Yue-jun
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A new species Sphenobaiera junggarensis sp. nov. from the Middle Jurassic Xishanyao Formation in western Junggar Basin of Xinjiang, China, is reported for the first time. The new species is characterized by its cuticles in which it is amphistomatic in type, stomata are few in upper cuticles and much more in lower cuticles with basically longitudinal in orientation, ordinary epidermal cells have irregularl cutinized domes on surface and guard cells possess finely comb-shaped cutinizations between the contiguous cutinized radial striations on the outer fringes. The authors also discusse the significance of the new species of Sphenobaiera in its taxonomic and paleoclimatic studies.
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Pressure Evolution in the Moliqing Fault-Depression, Yitong Basin
CAO Qiang, YE Jia-ren, GUO Fei-fei, FENG Yong
J4    2009, 39 (4): 642-649.  
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Based on the study on the present characteristics of pressure field and excess pressure evolution of a single well in the Moliqing fault-depression in the Yitong basin, the formation pressure evolution of the Moliqing fault-depression is restored by using the method of 2D basin modeling, and the relationships between pressure evolution and tectonic movement, and hydrocarbon migration and accumulation are further discussed. The results indicate that the formation pressure evolution in the study area has obviously undergone three cycles of accumulation and expulsion, which occurred during the Early Eocene to Middle Eocene (57.8-39 Ma), the Middle Eocene to Late Oligocene (39-23.7 Ma), and the Late Oligocene to present (23.7-0 Ma). The present formation pressure is mainly normal except for low overpressure at the bottom of the Kaoshan depression. The cycles of pressure are controlled by the cycles of tectonic movements. Pressure evolution has an important influence on hydrocarbon migration and accumulation because hydrocarbon migration and accumulation occurred actively during overpressure expulsion. Fault is the major channel for overpressure expulsion and hydrocarbon migration. Hence the areas that developed fault conduit systems are the favorable targets for hydrocarbon exploration in the Moliqing fault-depression.

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The Application of Fuzzy Logic Method to Gold Deposit Prediction in Qinling-Songpan Area
Xing Xue-wen, Hu Guang-dao
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Based on introduction of fuzzy logic theory and detailed analysis of gold mineralization law in Qinling-Songpan area, ArcView GIS and its extension modules-Arc SDM were applied to process geological, geochemical and geophysical data, and extract predictive variables. A known gold deposit was used to construct membership function and confirm membership of different variables. The choice of fuzzy operator is based on the relationship between forecasting variables and known gold deposit. The final potential map of gold deposit is generated by combining ore controlling factors using gamma operator. The results show that fuzzy set theory can integrate effectively various spatial data for mineral potential mapping and the final map delineated most favorable potential areas of mineralization for further investigation.
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Isolation and Identification of Manganese-Oxidizing Bacteria in Groundwater
LU Yang, LIU Xiang-guo, YANG Shuo, NING Bo, ZHANG Xiao-yang, HAO Dong-yun
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1117-1121.  
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Three strains of gramnegative bacteria, named Mn1, Mn2 and Mn3, which were capable of effective Mn2+ oxidization were identified in the water of watersupply plant in Zhangshi economic development zone, Shenyang, PRC. Phylogenetic analysis showed that strain Mn1 and strain Mn2 may belong to the family of Delftia, while strain Mn3 was in the family of Klebsiella. The capability of Mn2+ oxidation and fermentation characteristics of these three bacteria were measured using groundwater containing 2 mg/L Mn2+. The results showed that the biomass of those bacteria accumulated through 12 h incubation to a level satisfying the requirement of a 1 m3 biofilter and the relative oxidation of Mn2+ were about 96%, 94% and 85%, respectively, for Mn1, Mn2 and Mn3. The strains obtained may be of significance for a rapid initiation of biofilter in underground water treatment.

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Study on Geology and Geophysics on Structural Units of Hulin Basin in Heilongjiang Province
ZHANG Feng-xu, ZHANG Xing-zhou, ZHANG Feng-qin, SUN Jia-peng, QIU Dian-ming, XUE Jin
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1170-1176.  
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Based on the cosine transform method, and using the method of upward continuation and computed base depth of the basin using the inverse technique of even (density) and single interface, the authors had processed the Hulin basin Bouguer gravity anomalies and inversed the base depth. At the same time, by analyzing integrated interpretation results of gravity and magnetotelluric sounding profile in Hulin basin and neighbouring geologic information in Russia, We studied differences of underlying structure between south and north of the basin reflected by geology and geophysics, and redistricted its structural units. It is shown that the south fracture of Dunmi fault, which was composed of two faults, is vertical and strike-slip fault, it controls strike-slip movement of its bilateral fault block and the formation and evolution of the basin. If let Dunmi south fault as dividing line, the Hulin basin can be divided into two basins, i.e. south basin and north basin, and their geology and geophysics properties are totally different. The north basin is part of large Sanjiang basin, whereas the south basin is an independent basin system.

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Improvement of Calculation Method of Gas Accumulation Rate in Gas Reservoir-41 Large and Medium Gas Fields in China as Examples
FU Guang,GENG Qi
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In order to study gas accumulation capability and rate accurately, on the basis of previous research on the calculation method of gas accumulation rate and taking into account the gas diffusion amount after the formation of gas reservoir, the calculation method of gas accumulation rate in gas reservoir was improved. The authors selected 41 large and medium gas fields in China as examples and calculated their gas accumulation rates by use of calculation method of gas accumulation rate in gas reservoir before and after improvement. It was considered that gas accumulation rates of these gas fields calculated respectively by original and improved methods are quite different. The improved is 1.01-3.05 times of the original, and 1.29 times on average. It shows that gas accumulation rates calculated by improved calculation method are much closer to the true values than original methods, and they reflect better the underground actual situation.
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Indication of Oil-Gas Migration & Accumulation with Fluid Inclusion Characteristics and Illite Dating in Yanqi Basin
YU Ming-de,WANG Pu-jun,SHI Chang-rui,ZHANG Hui,TANG Hua-feng,LI Feng-xun
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The fluid inclusions of Jurassic reservoir in Yanqi basin Northwest China mainly distributed in Sangonghe Formation and Badaowan Formation, its homogeneous temperature mostly was 101-110℃ and 121-130℃. The N-alkane carbon atomic numbers assumed two kurtosis in its inclusion component, the first main peak carbon was nC18 or nC20, the following main peak carbon was nC26 or nC27, these characteristics instructed that the basin occurred two oilgas accumulation phases during the midlate Jurassic; But the autogenetic illite isotope dating in its reservoir instructed similarly two oil-gas accumulation phase in the north depression of the Bohu sag, namely the MidLate Jurassic (142.26-183.15 Ma) and the Late Cretaceous (75.07-142.26 Ma),thereinto the oil-gas accumulation phases in the south topographic depression and the Benbutu structure belt respectively were the Mid Jurassic and the Mid-Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous, the K-Ar dating increased with its burying depth in the identical structure belt on the longitudinal, which reflected that the oil-gas injected, migrated and adju sted gradually from the low structure spot to the high structure spot.
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Volcanic Facies Identification with Cuttings-A Case Study in Dongling, Southern Songliao Basin
BIAN Wei-hua, CHEN Yu-kui, TANG Hua-feng, YANG Di, WANG Pu-jun
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A new method is proposed here to identify the volcanic subfacies/facies with the cuttings. The general flowchart is true cuttings selection→cutting thin section preparation→thin section observation with microscope→subfacies/facies identification. The volcanic subfacies/facies finally is identified according to the typical characteristics of lithology, structure and texture observed under the microscope. The resolution equals to the cutting sampling interval (1 m, in general). The accuracy is more than 90% compared to the core observation. This method was effective to verify the lithology as well as the volcanic facies. It has been proved as an effective way to promote the resolution of inter-well lithology and facies correlation based on the applications in 15 wells in Dongling, Southern Songliao Basin.
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A Study of Engineering Reflect Seismic with Unconventional Geometry Layout
WANG Zhe-jiang,HE Qiao-deng,TIAN Gang,ZENG Zhao-fa,XUE Jian
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The conventional layout for CDP reflection survey in engineering geophysics, in which the receiving arrays and the shooting points are moving simultaneously, often causes lower efficiency. Based on the principle of common depth point, the authors present an unconventional geometry system in which only shooting points are moved. The geometry system is discussed in detail, and is also compared with the conventional layout. It is believed that not only increases the new geometry field work efficiency, but also could improve the data S/N ratio and the accuracy of velocity analysis. It can be applied in refraction seismology and multichannel analysis of surface waves(MASW)survey as well.
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Early Cretaceous Basin Characteristics in the Middle Segment of Yanshanian Stuctural Belt
ZHANG Ying-li, MENG Qing-ren
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There were three Early Cretaceous basins(Luanping Basin,Fengshan Basin and Shirengou Basin) in the middle segment of Yanshanian stuctural belt. According to sedimentary facies analysis, paleo-current directions, provenance and tectono-sedimentary evolution, the Early Cretaceous basin evolution in the belt can be divided into three stages. The first stage is featured by vigorous volcanic eruptions and developed Zhangjiakou Formation which consists of acid igneous rock. The second is characterized by extensional subsidence. The third is basin filling stage. During second stage the basins were mainly asymmetric half-graben, which were separately controlled by single fault. Alluvial fan and fan delta are dominated basin marginal areas, while fine-grained lacustrine sediments were well developed in the basin centre. Sediments mainly came from metamorphic basements on the north and/or west, only small proportion from southeastern margin, as indicated by restored paleo-current directions and provenance. Tectonic subsidence and deposition sedimentation were primarily controlled by basin border normal faults. Uplift of basement rocks of the footwall was due to the tilting of border faults and became main provenance areas.
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The Application of High-Resolution Sequence Stratigraphy in Multiplex Deposition System of the River, Lake and Delta--To Take the Development Block of Fuyu Oil Layer in Chaoyanggou Reservoir for Example
ZHANG Shi-guang, LIU Cheng-zhi, LEI Shuang-fang, ZHANG Yan, WU Gao-ping, LIU Qiu-hong
J4    2009, 39 (3): 361-368.  
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Applying the principles and methods of high-resolution sequence stratigraphy, and combining with the data of exploration wells and development wells in encrypted network of wells, the authors identified 41 short-term base-level cycles of 7 types, which were formed under the conditions of deeping upward, shallowing upward, symmetrical in different accommodation space in Fuyu oil layer of Chao 1-Chao gas 3 blocks, and makes detailed analysis on the genesis and characteristics based on the sedimentary dynamics. According to the structural feature and stacking pattern of short-term base-level cycle, the authors established seven medium-term base-level cycles and identified two long-term base-level hemicycles by accompanying local indicator layers, and thus established the high-resolution sequence stratigraphic framework. In the study area, sand body is generally absent in the long-term base-level fall hemicycles, but in the early long-term base-level rise hemicycles, the thickness and effective thickness of sand of river-facies are  significant, ratios of sand to mud are high, oiliness is good, and with the long-term base-level rising, the sedimentary environment turned to the delta system, the shore lake and the shallow lake, sand and oiliness gradually decrease. Moreover, each medium-term base-level, sand and its oilness in the transform zone from subsidence to elevation developed relatively best in the whole medium-term base-level cycle.

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Transient Electromagnetic Method to Investigating Potential Safety Hazard of Mine-Out Area in Tailings Pond of a Gold Mine
ZHANG Shan-fa, MENG Ling-shun, DU Xiao-juan
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1177-1182.  
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Tailings pond is one of the major hazard installations in safety production and the detection of mined-out areas is the key to investigate and control potential safety hazard to tailings pond. In order to verify the effectiveness of detection, explore the anomalous characteristics and obtain its interpretation with transient electromagnetic method(TEM). Firstly, three known tunnels, which depth is from 11 m to 106 m, and a tunnel are simulated on the spot and achieve all the anomaly response of high resistance correspondingly. Secondly, the 10 probe profiles of total 2 975 m length on ground of the tailings pond were laid depend on the simulation results  and obtained a similar result of high resistance anomalies. Finally, the profiles No.Ⅰand No.Ⅱ were taken as examples after the data processing, and the anomaly results were explained. According to the report of mineral exploration and the mining design, the results of interpreting agreed with location of ore occurrence and mining technology. The results show that TEM be applied to find hidden dangers of the tailings pond and detect mined-out area is economic, fast and effective, and this method even has an obvious response for the “semi-blind” area of less than 20 m depth if the collapse of the consequences will be serious.

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Diagenetic Characteristics of Pyroclastic Rocks in Shangkuli Formation|Labudalin Basin
PENG Xiao-lei, ZENG Xiang-peng, HONG Xue
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Formation Mechanism and Stability Analysis of the Pianshan Landslide in Geheyan Reservoir Area of the Middle Reaches of the Qingjiang River
ZHAO Xin-wen, JIN Wei-qun, PENG Ke, CHANG Hong, LI Qing-hua, LI Xi-yong, XUE Yong-heng
J4    2009, 39 (5): 874-881.  
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Pianshan landslide, one of the large-scale landslides in Geheyan reservoir, occurs 54 km far away from Geheyan dam in the middle-reach of the Qingjiang River. Since the stability of Pianshan landslide maybe directly threaten the safety of local more than 200 lives and normal operation of the Geheyan reservoir, it is of significance to carry out the study on the formation mechanism of landslide by the means of field investigation techiniques such as engineering geological mapping, drilling, geophysical, trench exploration and so on. The result shows the external driving factor is the mainly influencing factors on the landslide stability,such a as rainstorm and the water level fluctuation of the reservoir and topography, lithology, physical structures are the secondary factors.Monitoring results from deep displacement, surface displacement and surface cracks show the landslide is now in the creep stage and the deformation formed in partial section. Stability calculation of the landslide combined with the formation mechanism and influence factors show that the landslide is in the state of the integral stability, but the stability coefficient will be decreased and even slumping occur in local place under the conditions of rainstorm and sudden drawdown of reservoir water level.

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Relationship Between PoreSpace Evolution and Deeply Buried Alteration During Diagenetic Stage of the Volcanic Fragments in Reservoir Greywacke from the Songliao Basin,NE China
LIU Wan-zhu, PANG Yan-ming,WU He-yong,GAO You-feng,MEN Guang-tian,REN Yan-guang
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Volcanic detritus are dominant in those composing the reservoir greywacke in the Songliao Basin,and their content can be up to 60%. Matrix of the lithic sandstones, with volume percent Ca. 11% to 19% of matrix, is dominantly tuffaceous, with minor siliceous and calcite cement. They formed in continental faulting basins and their sedimentary facies mainly include river, delta and fan delta. Both compositional and textural maturities of the sandstone are low,whereas such reservoir features as porosity and permeability are generally high. Data from thinsection, skeletal cast and electron microscope indicate that clastic components, matrix and diagenetic fluid are three main factors governing reservoir features of the sandstone rich in volcanic fragments. Alteration of volcanic grains during deeply buried stage can cause secondary inter-and/or intra-grain spores resulting in improvement of the reservoir features. Post-diagenetic variations related to the reservoir features include:(1) Primary porosity of greywacke is sharply reduced during burial-diagenesis;(2) Solution, devitrification as well as forming and recrystallization of secondary mineral can increase primary porosity as a whole;(3) Reaction between diagenetic fluid and volcanic materials can result in abundant secondary pore, which improved physical characteristics of the reservoir sandstone.
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On Regularization Inversion Method of Surface Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Data
ZHANG Wen-quan,WENG Ai-hua
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To illustrate the influence of different regularization operator on the inversion of water content distribution from surface nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) signal, synthetic data of noise free and contaminated have been investigated. The water content distributions of two layers have been studied. Numerical results show that for the data with either high or low signal to noise ratio (SNR), inversion solution depends weakly on regularization operators, while strongly upon regularization parameter. Relatively large regularization parameters cause low resolution of solution, and a small parameter can improve data fitting and enhance the accuracy of inversed water content distribution.
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Application of Changeable Weight Combination Forecasting Model to Groundwater Level Prediction
WANG Xin-Min, CUI Wei
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1101-1105.  
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In order to discuss the application of changeable weight combination forecasting model in groundwater levels forecasting, based on the date of groundwater levels from 1997 to 2008 in eastern suburbs of Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the changeable weight combination forecasting method which is based on index model, grey model and linear regression model was used to simulate and forecast groundwater levels of the research area. It was calculated that the sum squares of errors of various forecasting were 5.116 1,5.080 1,4.914 8,4.672 3 respectively. The results indicated that the changeable weight combination forecasting method was more precise than one single forecasting method. From the predictive value, the depth of groundwater level in this research area will decrease to 15.39 m by the end of 2015, and compared with the depth of groundwater level in 2008, the decreasing range will come up to 20%.

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Fuzzy Comprehensive Evaluation of the Groundwater Vulnerability in Songnen Plain
FANG Zhang,XIAO Chang-lai,LIANG Xiu-juan,FENG Bo
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Based on the fuzzy comprehensive DRASTIC evaluation method , the vulnerability of unconfined water in Songnen Plain is evaluated.The main influence factors of the groundwater environment vulnerability in Songnen Plain are analyzed to construct the proper evaluation index system exactly and to determine the seven main hydrogeological parameters. The study area is then divided into 75 cells and the subordinate degree optimal matrix of each cell for different rank is constructed. The evaluation results show that the most vulnerable zone (the zone quite easier to be polluted) is only distributed in the high land area in the south of Wangfu-Fulongquan in Jilin Province; the vulnerable zone (the zone easily be polluted) is mainly distributed along the main streams, flood plains and low terraces of their main branches and the central low plain ; the least vulnerable zone is mainly distributed in the high plain area and the basaltic area in Wudalianchi.
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Evaluation of Eco-Environmental Quality Based on Coupling of Gray-Clustering and 3S Method-A Case Study on Da’an, Jilin Province
TANG Jie, L Chuan, LI Zhao-yang, WANG Chen-ye, ZHANG Jing-cheng,LI Hai-yi
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Da’an region is one of the typical fragile ecological environmental regions in the western Songnen Plain. Based on the characteristics of ecologically fragile zone, the ecological environment quality of the Da’an City in Jilin Province was evaluated using gray clustering dynamic model. Multi-factor eco-environmental index system was established based on the spatial and non-spatial data which contain 21 index items according to the features of the agro-pastoral zigzag zone. The spatial information indexes using 3S technology were acquired by 1989, 2000 and 2004 remote sensing image data processing. The digital maps were produced by ArcMap. The grading results show that the eco-environmental quality of the township in Da’an City continues deteriorating in the year of 1989-2004. Nearly one-third of the township level is in Ⅴrange (poor) in 2004. Climatic factors, geological conditions, human resource development and utilization are closely related with the results.
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Fractal Structure of Granularity Composition of Soil in Roadbed in Seasonal Frost Regions
ZHAO An-ping, WANG Qing, LI Yang
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There were three groups soil as research objects, which came from Changchun-Siping A road, Changchun-Songyuan A road and some road in north of Changchun, many tests were done in lab and many datum were gotten. According to these tests and datum to fractal theory,discuss fractal structure of granularity composition of soil in roadbed, compute fractal dimensions and look on it as one index of soil granularity component,discuss relations between fractal dimensions and soil heave form, soil freeze capacity. Researches discover: soil is easy to form original heave when fractal dimensions are bigger, and its freeze capacity is smaller. Whereas, it easy to form segregate heave and freeze capacity is bigger. The regression relationship between fractal dimension and physical and mechanical property of soil indicates that fractal dimension characterizes the soil engineering geological features.
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Study on the Source and Migration of Oil and Gases in the Beier Depression in the Hailaer Basin
HUO Qiu-li, WANG Zhen-ying, LI Min,FU Li,FENG Da-chen
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Being hydrogenrich (mainly type II) and mature, the mudstone in the Nantun Member in the Beier depression served as the main source rock for oil and gases in the area while the Damoguaihe Member is the secondary source rock. These source rocks are mainly distributed in the western Beier sag and the central Aonaohai sag. Comparison of the crude oils in the Beier depression reveals their similar biomarkers and other features, indicating their similar sources. The correlation of oil to rock shows that the oil was mainly generated from the source rock in the Nantun Member. Hydrocarbon migration direction is studied using the maturity parameters of the biomarkers and the indexes of the pyrrolic nitrogen compounds. The migration of oil in the Suderte tectonic belt was from west to east, the oil in the Huhenuoren tectonic belt came from the source rock in the north of the west Beier sag. Vertically oil migrated from the lower to the upper levels. The migration channels in the Beier depression are mainly unconformities and faults. Both sides of the faults are favorable area for exploration.
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SHRIMP U-Pb Ages of Zircon and Its Geological Implications from Metamorphic Dacite of the Wudaogou Group in Yanbian Area
YU Jie-jiang,MEN Lan-jing,CHEN Lei,ZHAO Jun-kang,LIANG Shu-neng,CHEN Dong,PANG Wei
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Zircons from the metamorphic dacite of the Wudaogou Group in Yanbian area have euhedralsubhedral shapes and high Th/U ratios (0.28-0.81), implying their magmatic origin. The dating of these zircons indicates that they can be divided into two groups according to their ages. One group,206Pb/238U ages of 10 spots ranging from (265±5)Ma to (291±5)Ma, the weighted mean age of (274±7)Ma (MSWD= 3.4), represents the formation time of the metamorphic dacite (the Early Permian), the other include three zircon grains, and its weighted mean 206Pb/238U age of is (323±37)Ma (MSWD = 3.6), should be interpreted as the captured zircon ages. Combining with the recently dating data, it is suggested that the Wudaogou Group formed in the Early Permian. Together with the Qinglongcun Group, it constitutes a volcanic-sedimentary formation in the Late Paleozoic continental margin.
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Locating the Middle Part of Lintong-Chang’an Fault in Shaanxi with Envisat-1 and ETM Remote-Sensing Data Mergence
JING Yan,FENG Xi-jie,DAI Wang-qiang,SHI Ya-qin,HAN Heng-yue,LI Xiao-ni,WANG Feng
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Basing on the character of the penetrability of Envisat-1 image, many tests on remote-sensing data mergence with Envisat-1 and ETM image are done in our research. From the attempts, the multiplied image of Envisat-1 and ETM data is found to be better than other mergence image to delineate shallow buried faults. The multiplied emerge image of Envisat-1 and ETM has been applied successfully to detect the middle part of Lintong-Chang’an fault in Shaanxi.
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Rare Earth Element Geochemistry and U-Pb Age of Zircons from Granites in Tengchong-Lianghe Area, Western Yunnan
CONG Feng, LIN Shi-liang, XIE Tao, LI Zai-hui, ZOU Guang-fu, LIANG Ting
J4    2010, 40 (3): 573-580.  
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Based on detailed regional geological survey, the internal textures, rare earth element composition and U-Pb age of zircons from granites in Tengchong-Lianghe area, western Yunnan, were studied by cathodoluminescence (CL) and LA-ICP-MS, respectively. Both the oscillatory zoning and chondrite-normalized REE pattern characterized by a steeplyrising slope from the LREE to the HREE with the obviously positive Ce anomaly and negative Eu anomaly, indicate the magmatic genesis of these zircons from the granites. The zircons in the granite (D0053) yield a weighted mean 206Pb/238U age of (127.9±1.0) Ma (MSWD=2.9, n=27). Those in granite (D4310) yield a weighted mean 206Pb/238U age of (58.3±0.5) Ma (MSWD=1.8, n=21). The results indicate that there happened widely the Early Cretaceous and Early Tertiary granitic magmatisms in Tengchong-Lianghe area, western Yunnan, as the magmatic response to the tethys evolution.

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Application of Virtual Geographical Technology on Dynamic Groundwater Simulation
HU Zhuo-wei, ZHU Lin, GONG Hui-li
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Current commercial simulation software for groundwater flow have low capabilities of data preprocessing and 3D visualization effect. In order to solve these problems, Visual C++ 6.0 and OpenGL were selected as development environment and 3D graphic displaying/rendering tool and drill data for groundwater and geological strata as principal data source, to realize a process for groundwater information management and analysis, which included data processing, modeling, data storing, data transfer, querying and real 3D visualization. Based on this process, functions of dynamic simulation of groundwater were developed and virtual geographical technique was successfully applied in groundwater management. Visual virtual analyzing system of groundwater spatial information, characterized as open structure, abundant functions, flexible control, etc. was successfully applied in Su-Xi-Chang regions.
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Petroginesis of the Carboniferous Qi’eshan Group Volcanic Rocks in the East Tianshan
LI Xiang-min,XIA Lin-qi,XIA Zu-chun,XU Xue-yi,MA Zhong-ping,WANG Li-she
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Study on the petrogeochemistry of the volcanic rocks of the Qi’eshan Group in the Nanbeidagou in the Tuwu ore area indicates that a majority of the Qi’eshan Group volcanic rocks belongs to tholeiitic series while minority belongs to calcalkaline series; The Qi’eshan Group volcanic rocks consist of basalt, basaltic andesite, dacite and rhyolite. Studies on REE, trace elements and Sr,Nd isotopic compositions reveal that the Qi’eshan Group volcanic rocks were formed in a continental rift setting; their source region was most likely an asthenospheric mantle with lithosphere mantle involvement; Silicic magmas were derived by fractional crystallization of the basaltic magmas.
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Pressure Matching Types between Caprock and Reservoir and Relation between Them and Gas Reserves Abundance in Gas Reservoir
FU Guang, GENG Qi, WANG You-gong, YANG Yong-liang
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By the study of characteristics of displacement pressure of caprock and pressures of reservoir, pressure matching types between caprock and reservoir of gas reservoirs and the relationship gas reserves abundance have been studied. Matching between highest pressure of caprock and low pressure of reservoir is considered to be the most favorable for gas to accumulate. The second are the matching between highest pressure of caprock and normal pressure of reservoir and the matching between higher pressure of caprock and low pressure of reservoir. The other matching types are bad. The statistics shows that there are 4 pressure matching types between caprock and reservoir in 46 large and medium gas fields in China. The most matching type is highest pressure of caprock with highest pressure of reservoir. The second matching is highest pressure of caprock with higher pressure of reservoir. The less matching is highest pressure of caprock with normal pressure of reservoir. The least matching is highest pressure of caprock with low pressure of reservoir. The statistics indicate that within the 46 large and medium gas fields in China the most are in low gas reserves abundance. The second are in high and middle gas reserves abundance. The minor are in lower gas reserves abundance. The study of relation between pressure matching types of caprock and reservoir and gas reserves abundance of 46 large and medium gas fields in China suggests that matching type of highest pressure of caprock with normal pressure of reservoir and matching type of highest pressure of caprock with highest pressure of reservoir are the best pressure matching types to form large and medium gas fields with high and middle gas reserves abundance.
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Features and Genetic Process of Ancient Xiufengsi-Dakuaizi Landslide in Wushan County Town, Three Gorges Reservoir Region
ZHANG Jia-gui
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The former specified Xiufengsi landslide was extended as an ancient Xiufengsi-Dakuaizi landslide and its genetic process was probed by the author. The landslide is located between two trenches and shows as an irregular dumbbell. The slide body with a value of about 200×104 m3 was generated from marly stone of the first member in Triassic Badong Formation(T2b1). The slide was developed under special geomorphologic and geologic environment, and controlled by karstification. All the rockmass of slide part, slide zone and slide bed suffered strong karstification and has complex structure. The genetic process is as follows: ① Wushan syncline was put forward by Yanshan movement, and Xiufengsi-Dakuaizi located at the steep-dipping NNW wing of the syncline;② Denudation occured on surface, corrosion and argillation occured in depth in neotectonic era, the soft strata slid on the limestone top and the gentle local fold zone was put forth along the water-table level;③ the mudstone was denuded, the fold zone was exposed in the trench, the marly stone continually slid, and the fold zone was sheared by the sliding body, so the landslide was throughout, and at the same time, the below limestone rockmass was deformed by desolation;④The landslide was fractured, divided and decreased in value by the further karstification and denudation, the limestone layer near Shiban trench dipped reversely, and the limestone top dropped, so the recent appearance was shaped. That type of landslide can be concluded as bedding traction-bed flat-slowdown landslide in karst process.
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Grain-size Characteristics and Their Environmental Significance of Jiangling Lake Sediments in Jianghan Plain
XIE Yuan-yun,LI Chang-an,WANG Qiu-liang,YIN Hong-fu
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As a main geology body recording a large amount of information on paleoclimate environment changes, lake sediments continuously and sensitively record information of regional climate and environment with annual to decadal resolution. The sediments were sampled from Jiangling section, located in Jiangling County, Jianghan Plain. Based on the high-resolution sampling and the analysis result of sedimental lithology,grain size, pollen and the isotope of organic carbon the grain-size characteristics of Jiangling lake sediments have been analyzed and the paleo-climatic changes over last 9 000 years in the area have been reconstructed. The research result shows that the lake sediment in Jiangling lake has well recorded the dryingup process of water body and climatic changes can be divided into five stages as follows: 8 900~6 300 aB.P. when the lake was deep and open with wet climate; 6 300~4 700 aB.P. when the lake was shallow with arid climate; 4 700~3 400 aB.P. when the lake was much shallower with the a little wetter and hotter climate; 3 400~2 500 aB.P. when the limnic peat was widely developed with hot and wet climate; 2 500 aB.P. to current when the lake was changed towards the flood deposition with arid cliamte.The climatic changes over 9 000 aB.P. in Jiangling area were coincident with other research results in neighboring areas,especially the Dongting lake. The sediment gain size provides a new effective way to recover the climate changes.
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Genesis and Significance of Dark Dikes in the Jinchanggouliang Mine Area, Inner Mongolia:Evidences from Geochemistry of the Major and Trace Elements
CHEN Jun-qiang,SUN Jing-gui, PIAO Shou-cheng,ZHAO Jun-kang, ZHAI Yu-feng
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The dark dikes associated with mineralization in the Jinchanggouliang mine area, are mostly fine dioritequartz diorites and diorite porphyritedacite porphyries. The ALK of the fine dioritequartz diorites is 5.47%~5.88%, ratio of K2O/Na2O is 0.455~0.496. Therefore, it belongs to calcalkalic rock series and shows the characters of Ⅱtype Adakite; The ALK of dioritic porphyritedacite porphyries is 7.83%~8.28%, ratio of K2O/Na2O is 1.100~1.747, belonging to shoshonitic rock series. The characteristics of elements shows that magma of fine dioritequartz diorites derived from the enriched mantle or lower crust undergone ocean crust subducting and dehydrating, and was formed and emplaced in the process of crust growth. The magma of dioritic porphyritedacitic porphyries emplaced relatively late, it might derive from upper crust or undergo intensive contamination of crustal materials, and was formed in the proces of crust thining. These characteristics suggest that the geodynamics background of the Jinchanggouliang gold deposit formation is the transition process from compression to extension.
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Spacetime Distribution Features, Migration Regularities andGenetic Types of Regional Fault System of MesoCenozoic in theCentral Section of Epicontinent of the East China
SUN Xiao-meng, WANG Pu-jun,HAO Fu-jiang,BAO Ya-fan,MA Xu,HAN Guo-qing
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Deep and large faults developed very well in the central section of epicontinent of the East China. Based on the spacetime distribution of the faults, four fault systems are divided, namely, Yanshan orogenic belt fault system, QinlingDabieSulu orogenic belt fault system, Tanlu fault system and East China Sea shelf basinOkinawa trough fault system.The four fault systems have different migration regularities of the faults. The faults of Indosinian epochYanshan epoch of Yanshan orogenic belt have deflective migration regularity from EW direction to NE direction to NNE direction from the early to the late periods. The strength of thrustnappe of the QinlingDabie orogenic belt fault system shows a tendency of being strong in the south and in the east, weak in the north and in the west and of faulting in the east and folding in the west in Indosinianearly Yanshan epochs. Meanwhile,the faults have the feature of diachronous migration evolution from the east to the west from the early to the late periods. On the contrary, the last Yanshanian-early Himalayaian epochs show the tectonic feature of being strong in the north and in the west ,weak in the south and in the east. The activity and basincontrolling function of the Talu fault system are characterized by the migration from south to north from early to late periods. The formation time of the East China Sea shelf basinOkinawa trough fault system become apparently younger from west to east. The four fault systems and their structural migration are the products of different geodynamic backgrounds: collision of plates, intracontinental subduction, intracontinental orogency, strikeslip, plate subduction and retreat.
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Shanghai Urban Wetland Extraction and Classification with Remote Sensed Imageries Based on A Decision Tree Model
HUANG Ying, ZHOU Yun-xuan, WU Wen, KUANG Run-yuan, LI Xing
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1156-1162.  
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Urban wetland is an important ecological basis of Shanghai and it is characterized with complex properties. In this study, a decision tree based classification method is used to extract and classify the urban wetland information in Shanghai area. The method uses multispectral bands of Landsat-5 TM image as the main variables, and a series of derivative data as the auxiliary inputs, derived from the Landsat-5 TM images by using respectively K-T transformation, IHS transformation, principal component analysis and textural analysis. With these variables in association with the spatial characteristics of the urban wetland in Shanghai, the method builds a decision tree model for urban wetland extraction and classification. The application of the model shows that the total area of the urban wetland in Shanghai is about 1 277.40 km2. The rice cultivated area occupies the highest portion up to 65.30% of the total wetland, and the next the area of rivers, ponds, lakes and reed fields. The decision tree model based method has a relative high precision in the urban wetland extraction and classification. The classification result indicates that the overall accuracy reaches 89.05%, more than 10% increase when compared with the maximum likelihood algorithm.

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Elemental Geochemistry and Petrogenesis of A-type Granites in the Sulu Orogen
WANG Tao, LIU Shen, HU Rui-zhong, FENG Cai-xia, QI You-qiang, FENG Guang-ying, WANG Chang-hua
J4    2009, 39 (4): 676-688.  
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We reported the major and trace element data of the granites from the Sulu orogenic belt. The granites are characterized by high SiO2 contents varying from 71.3% to 74.5%, enrichment in alkali, potassium and LREE, but depletion in HREE, with negative Eu anomalies(δEu=0.51-0.61). In addition to these, the granites have high Ga/Al(×104) ratios (2.85-3.41) , and Zr+Nb+Ce+Y contents (384-714)×10-6. On primitive mantle-normalized spider diagrams, the granites show positive Rb,Th,K,La,Nd,Hf,Zr and Pb anomalies and negative Ba,Ta,P and Ti anomalies. This indicates that these granites are peraluminous, typical A-type granites. These A-type granites could be derived from partial melting of the enriched lithospheric mantle beneath the North China Craton (NCC). The magma underwent intense mineral fractional crystallization such as plagioclase, K-feldspar, biotite, and apatite, but no crustal contamination. The calculated zircon saturation temperatures (TZr) for A-type granites are between 876℃ and 961℃, representing the crystalline temperature of the magma.

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Characteristics of the Altered Minerals in Topsoil in the Northwest Sector of the Luanjiahe Fault| Zhaoyuan, Shandong Province
SHUANG Bao, GE Yu-qi
J4    2009, 39 (6): 1049-1054.  
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Analysis on the mineral composition and chemical data of the topsoil in the northwest sector of the Luanjiahe fault shows that the topsoil in the study area have undergone low-temperature (<150 ℃), neutral to weak alkalic hydrothermal alteration and consist of potash feldspar, plagioclase, mica, quartz, kaolinite of weathered origin and montmorillonite of hydrothermal origin. Comparison of the altered characteristic of the topsoil in the studied area with those of the topsoil covering the known mineralized zones and the hydrothermal origin of the montmorillonite indicates the possible gold mineralization in the sector of the fault under study.

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Controlling Factors and Accumulation Model of Hydrocarbon Accumulation of the Fuyang Oil Units in Sanzhao Region of the Songliao Basin
ZHANG Lei, LU Shuang-fang, ZHANG Xue-juan, FU Guang, LIU Guo-zhi, HE Xin
J4    2010, 40 (3): 491-502.  
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In order to further clarify the role of different geological conditions in hydrocarbon accumulation process, we researched the main controlling factors of hydrocarbon accumulation of Fuyang Formation in Sanzhao depression  based on the angle of diverse geological conditions and their relation in space-time. The result showed that the bound, distance and layer of hydrocarbon migrated downward were controlled by effective expulsion range of K1qn1 source rock, overpressure and T2 fault assemblage. The direction, pathway and distance of the migrated oil were controlled by palaeostructure and the relationship between T2 fault and reservoir. Vertical and lateral distribution of oil and gas were controlled by the factors of base level, sedimentary microfacies and recent tectonic. Based on those mentioned above coupled with structural history, oil sources conditions, sedimentary microfacies, four kinds of hydrocarbon accumulation models were summarized, they are, (a)inside source-upper source rock-lower reservoir model, (b)near source-short distance lateral migration-fault screened in slope zone model, (c)outside source-long distance lateral migration-inherited tectonic uplift zone model and (d)ulti-source-multi-lateral migration model.

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Reconsideration of the Seluohe Group in Seluohe Area, Jilin Province
LI Cheng-dong,ZHANG Fu-qin, MIAO Lai-cheng, XIE Hang-qiang, HUA Yan-qiu,XU Ya-wen
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The Seluohe Group is located in eastern portion of the northern margin of the North China craton, Seluohe-Huajiling area, Jilin Province, China, and has been considered to be the Meso-Neoproterozoic metamorphic strata for long time. Based on the recent filed investigation and dating, however, the original Seluohe Group is actually composed of metamorphic strata and deformed granites with different ages, geneses, tectonic styles and metamorphic grades, so this lithostratigraphpic unit is no longer valid and should be dismembered. The original Seluohe Group contains at least four parts: Late Archean metamorphic rocks (zircon SHRIMP protolith ages 2 517-2 534 Ma), Late Paleozoic metamorphosed volcanic-sedimentary strata (zircon SHRIMP 252 Ma), Permian gneissic granitic complex (zircon SHRIMP 260 Ma), and Jurassic mylonitized granites (zircon SHRIMP 168 Ma). The so-called Seluohe Group-complex defined previously in the Seluohe area is in fact a suit of low-grade metamorphosed volcanic-sedimentary sequences which were probably generated during the late Paleozoic, or a complex composed of tectonic slices with various ages.
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Application of Virtual Reality Technology in Modeling Aquifer Structure and Groundwater Table Surface in Suzhou-Wuxi-Changzhou Area
ZHU Lin, SU Xiao-si, DUAN Fu-zhou,HU Zhuo-wei,PAN Yun,GAO Li
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Visual C++ was used as development software to virtually simulate the 3D aquifer structure and groundwater table surface of Suzhou-Wuxi-Changzhou area. They are visualized with the help of OpenGL at the same time. The aquifer structure and groundwater table from many optical perspectives were easily observed. It is convenient to study the relationship of strata at different positions, the hydraulic connection of different aquifers, the spatial distribution of groundwater table and the horizontal positions of recharge region and discharge region of groundwater. At the same time, the dynamic evolution of groundwater table surface is realized which can be used to explore the temporal and special variation of groundwater table surface.
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Development Porous Construction Ceramic Using Oil Shale
BAO Chang-li,ZHANG Jian-hui,LIU Zhao-jun,WANG Ying,SHENG Jiang,WANG Peng,LAN Xin-yan
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A new type of porous construction ceramic was developed with oil shale that produces cavities from releasing gases after combustion. The low grade oil shale in the Nongan area, Jilin Province as a main material, turfs as pore-forming material, volcano dregs as additive and fly ash as intensifier were selected at ratio of 50∶25∶15∶10 (oil shale∶turf∶voicano∶fly ash) and sintered at 1 050 ℃ by extrusion molding. Testing and characterization have shown that compression strength was 16.8 MPa, porosity 48.19%, density 1.23 g/cm3, and the biggest pore size was about 20 μm in the porous ceramics.
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Phytolith Distribution in the Surface Peat Deposit of Northeast China
ZHANG Xin-rong,HU Ke,FANG Shi,WANG Dong-po
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Phytolith analysis in the surface soils is not only an important approach of studying phytolith assemblages in the Quaternary sediments, but also a basis of Quaternary environment reconstruction. Phytolith from 41 sites of 6 areas and 3 climate belts of Northeast China were extracted and classified into 11 types: dumbbellshaped, saddleshaped, fanshaped, squareshaped, rectangularshaped, laddershaped, capshaped, pointshaped, crenateshaped, elongateshaped, and othershapes. Analysis showed that, there were relations between the phytolith distribution and the latitude, the altitude, temperature and heat: with the increase of the latitude and altitude, the contents of dumbbellshaped, saddleshaped, fanshaped, squareshaped, rectangularshaped and laddershaped phytolith decrease, or vice versa; a warmer temperature is always corresponding with higher contents of fanshaped and dumbbellshaped phytolith, the more humid, the higher content of fanshaped phytolith.
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Study on Multi-Parameters Discrimination Method for Flow Units-Taking W93 Wellblock in Ordos Basin as An Example
KANG Li-ming,REN Zhan-li
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Selecting discretion parameter is the key of multi-parameters to identify flow units. Taking reservoir of fluvial facies of Yanchang Formation in the area of well W93 in Ordos Basin as an example, utilizing SPSS statistical analysis software, through analyzing the discretions and their correlation between eleven parameters of reservoirs and choosing permeability, effective thickness, filtrational coefficient, storage energy coefficient,FZI, RQI as discretion parameters, the discretion function of flow units has been established, the characters of flow units have been investigated. The results show that the flow units consist of type A, B, C and D which distribute in sedimentary microfacies of subaqueous distributary channel, mouth bar, crevasse splay, interdistributary bay and subaqueous natural levee, respectively. Different flow units have different filtrational and reservoir ability,so different methods should be adopted according to the different flow units of reservoir.
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Transfer Behavior of Heavy Metals in Soil around Cu-Ni Mining Area in Jinchang
LI Xiao-hu, TANG Zhong-li, CHU Feng-you
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Transport behavior of various speciation and each chemical form of heavy metals in soil from the different field around Cu-Ni mining area in Jinchang were assessed. The results show that the mean transfer coefficient of acid-soluble/exchangeable, reducible, oxidisable and residual fraction is 0.13, 0.51, 0.30 and 0.54, respectively. Furthermore, transfer coefficient between total content and variable speciation including acid-soluble/exchangeable, reducible, oxidisable fraction of heavy metals are different. Transfer coefficient of total Cr is 0.65 in tailings area, but that of variable speciation is 0.26. In contrast with Cr,transfer coefficient of total Ni is 0.26, but that of variable speciation is 0.67. The similar characteristics on Pb and Zn in cultivated soil, namely, transfer coefficient of total Zn is high, but low for variable speciation, which is reversed for Pb. Transfer coefficient of total content and variable speciation in abandoned soil are low compared with above two fields soil, especially, variable speciation of Cu and Ni are not transported almost down soil profile. The transport behavior of heavy metals in soil is closely related to the distribution of chemical forms of heavy metals. The transfer coefficient of variable speciation can effectively reflect transport feature of heavy metals in soil and its potential harmfulness.
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Experimental Research on the Municipal Wastewater Treatment by Multi-stage Two-phase Anaerobic Process Using Anaerobic Baffled Reactor
SHAO Pi-hong, HAN Xiang-kui, AI Sheng-shu, LIU Hong-bo
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The authors put forward a technical process to treat municipal wastewater using multi-stage two-phase anaerobic reactor, which not only increases the efficiency of mass transfer but also improves the biochemical activity of different kinds of microbe, and thereby greatly increases the efficiency of organic pollutants treatment through the design of anaerobic baffled reactor structure, flow velocity and multi-stage regulation of microbe. The experiment results show that when hydraulic residence time longer than 10 h is used, the removal rate of COD is above 90% and less affected by water temperature.
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Evaluation of Oil Shale in the Southern Songliao Basin Using Logging Techniques
HE Jun-ling, DENG Shou-wei, CHEN Wen-long, JIA Yu-kun,Gao Jin-qi
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In order to evaluate the oil shale in the southern Songliao Basin using the logging data of the drilled wells, the logging response characteristics of the oil shale in the second member of the Nenjiang Formation in southern Songliao Basin were analyzed. The advantage of the continuity of logging data was fully utilized, and the data of the organiccarbon content and their logging response characteristics of the cores from 93 oil shale in 5 wells were used to establish the quantitative formula between the organiccarbon content and the oil yield(Ta=0.548 6TOC+0.18) and among △logR, natural gamma ray and organic carbon content (TOC=6.262 8×△logR+1.05) of the oil shale in the second member of the Nenjiang Formation. The oil yield model of the oil shale is also set up as Ta=0.5468a×△logR+0.548 6×△TOC+0.18 to quantitatively evaluate the oil shale based on logging data. The calculated oil yield of the oil shale is continuous and is almost same as their real oil yield, which thus solves the problem of having no oil yield data before, and provides rational oil yield and thickness of the oil shale for evaluation of the oil shale in the southern Songliao Basin.
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A Realistic Energy Substitute for Petroleum-Oil Shale
SHI Guo-quan
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Shortage of petroleum is the “bottleneck” of economical development. As the import amount of petroleum increases continually, the risk of relying on external factors aggravates significantly. Among those methods of ensuring the supply of liquid fuel, shale oil is a realistic energy substitute for petroleum. According to the recent result of the countrywide oil & gas resources evaluation, China has abundant oil shale resources and the advantage to develop the industry of oil shale. The history of shale oil industry has lasted for centuries,and lots of studies have been done on it. Since the last century, researches on the oil shale have been carried out in many courtiers. There is a good technical base of processing the shale oil into other kinds of products. We should cherish and protect the precious oil shale resources and develop the advanced and benign environmental retorting techniques based on the situation of our country. We should make good use of oil shale resources and contribute to our national economy.
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Application of the Theory of Groundwater Chemical Dynamics in the Parameter Determination in Qianjin Source Field
CAO Jian-feng,SHEN Yuan-yuan,PING Jian-hua,DU Quan-you,LIU Mei-xia
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It is imperative to reevaluate groundwater resources in Qianjin source field, DaQing City where groundwater system has been changed since the 1980s as the result of intensive exploitation of groundwater resources. Based on hydrogeological data and groundwater chemical analysis data and the theory and methodologies of groundwater chemical dynamics in combination with limited pumping test data, some groundwater chemical index such as activity of component(α)、mineral saturation index(β) are calculated and some hydrogeological parameters such as hydraulic conductively(k),transmissibility(T),artual speed of groundwater(U)、specific velocity(V) and groundwater age(t) are also calculated zonally.The above calculation results are beneficial to quantificationally recognize the local hydrogeological conditions and to attest that the confined aquifer of Taconic formation has good permeability and transmissibility and t good renewal ability because of the active groundwater movement. This case can supply not only hydrogeological parameters for groundwater resources evaluation but also quantificational basis for sustainable and reasonable development and management of groundwater resources.
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Groundwater Pollution Control and Remediation
ZHAO Yong-sheng
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There are many groundwater pollution sites in China, which threatened the safety usage of water resources. The author dealts with the groundwater pollution control and remediation in China. 4 types and 15 sub-types of groundwater pollution sites have been classified in China, the pollution prevention measures and plans have been discussed, and the groundwater pollution early warning system has been proposed, which lays the foundation for polluted site management. Finally the groundwater pollution remediation technologies have been considered, and the principals of groundwater pollution control and remediation in China have been discussed.
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Simulation of Lithology and Porosity of Volcanic Rock Reservoir Based on Sequential Indicator Simulation
WANG Ying-wei, ZHANG Jian-min, WANG Man, PAN Bao-zhi, GXING Yan-juan, SHI Dan-hong
J4    2010, 40 (2): 455-460.  
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Because of the complexity of the composition and structure of volcanic rocks, it is difficult for lithology identification, reservoir parameters calculation and spatial distribution description. Taking the volcanic rocks in the top of Yingcheng Formation, Changling sag, for studying object, by means of the sequential indicator simulation, and making use of the lithology identification and porosity calculation in each single well, as well as selection of various parameters of variogram, the 3D simulation about the distribution of lithology and porosity in the study area was carried out. Both of the tuff and rhyolite were developed in this area, and as for rhyolite, both of the porosity and its variation coefficients are smaller; in other hand, as for the tuff, both of them were much bigger. The simulation results showed that the porosity and its variation coefficient are associated with the structural location. While the volcanic rock locate at uplift and hollow zone, the porosity  will lower than the volcanic rock locate at ramp region,but its variation coefficient will be higher.

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Experiment Study of Mechanical Properties of Natual Pumice Powder Cement-Soil
ZHOU Li-ping, SHEN Xiang-dong, LI Xue-bin, BAI Zhong-qiang
J4    2009, 39 (3): 492-497.  
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The natural pumice powder is used as additives to change the cement-soil properties in order to utilize the abundant natural pumice resources in Inner Mongolia. The mechanical properties of cement-soil can be effectively improved, the durability of cement-soil is significantly enhanced. With the mixing amount of cement 15% as a benchmark, the pumice powder mixing amount is 2%, 4%, 6%, 8%, 10% respectively in the lab. The conservation age is 7 d, 28 d, 60 d, 90 d respectively. The experiments results show that the unconfined compressive strength of cement-soil increases with the mixing amount of the natural pumice powder, it reaches the peak value when the mixing amount is 8%, and there is no increasing after the value with the increasing of the mixing amount of the pumice powder. The strength of the natural pumice powder cement-soil is increasing with the conservation age, which the strength on 90 days is 1.52 to 1.6 times of the strength of on 28 days, the strength increases greatly in the late period. In the conditions of freeze-thaw cycle, the strength increasing trend of the natural pumice powder cement-soil is basically the same as before with the freeze, which the strength of the cement-soil is degraded, but the degree of strength improvement is significantly increased comparing with the soil without pumice powder mixing. The permeability coefficient of the pumice powder cement-soil is decreasing with the conservation age, the impermeability capacity is gradually increased, and particularly the permeability coefficient is decreased rapidly in the first 28 days.

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Fractal Dimension of Porous of Heavy Clay and Saliniferous Dredger Fill During the Process of Consolidation
SONG Jing, WANG Qing, CHEN Hui-E, SUN Tie, ZHANG Zhong-qiong, ZHANG Peng
J4    2010, 40 (2): 361-367.  
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The dredger fill foundation is popularly treated by vacuum preloading. But the drain pipes are always clogged by fine particles which cause the construction to be delayed. In order to improve the efficiency of the dredger fill consolidation, a laboratory test was designed to study consolidation law under the comditions of gravitational drainage clogged combined with vacuum preloading method for heavy clay and saliniferous dreder fill. Engineering geology characteristics of heavy clay and saliniferous dredger fill was analyzed. And the small cubic crystals overlapped on the surface of the particles were identified by soluble salts test and X-ray diffraction approach. When the microstructure was studied by scanning electronic microscope (SEM) during the process of consolidation, it was indicated that with the decreased of moisture content in heavy clay and saliniferous dredger fill, the number of halite was running off by water drainage in the process of gravitational drainage stage. So the seepage channels became instability due to the unstable microstructure. Furthermore,particle fractal dimension was taken as the microstructure index to determine the characteristics of the heavy clay and saliniferous dredger fill on the process of consolidation. The results showed that particle fractal dimension was increased by consolidation as the result of the reduction of the number of cubic crystals flowed off by water drainage.

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Using DCT to Calculate Normalized Full Gradient of Gravity Anomalies
ZHANG Feng-qin, ZHANG Feng-xu, LIU Cai, XU Dong-hai, LIN Ze-fu
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Normalized full gradient of gravity anomalies can be used to find the location of source and inspect hydrocarbon structure because of its characteristic of “one less value between two high values”. Traditionally, В. М. Березкин method and Fourier transform were used primarily, but using DCT to calculate normalized full gradient of gravity anomalies was a new method. The authors presented gravity anomalies conversion formula based on DCT, in succession studied GH field characteristics of these models that include infinite horizontal cylinder, symmetricaldensity spherecoronal and asymmetricdensity oil storage spherecoronal. These experiments had proved that the more was the depth, the smaller was the harmonic wave member, at the same time the singular point Maximum moved downwards and had linear attenuation. GH field contour line of asymmetricdensity oil storage spherecoronal had presented typical characteristic of “one less value between two high values”. GH field calculated by DCT has excellent stability and could enhanced the depth of downward continuation.
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Oil-Gas Migration and Accumulation of Taizhou Formation in Gaoyou Depression, Subei Basin
WANG Yong-jian, WANG Yan-bin, LIANG Bing, LIU Guo-feng
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Migration time, trapping history and accumulation model have been studied, based on fluid inclusions, analysis of strato-structure and trap features. It was concluded that three episodes of significant tectonic movement occured during stages of Yizheng, Wubao and Sanduo, and the Gaoyou depression formed in Sanduo stage owing to the stong block-faulting movement and favorable trap forming conditions., There were three models of migration and accumulation in the studied area, which were reservoir-controlling lateral migrating, fault-controlling vertical migrating and composite migration controlled by both reservoir and fault.
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Geochemical Characteristics and Ore-Searching Targets of the Xiaotazigou Gold Deposit, Liaoning Province
PIAO Shou-cheng, ZHANG Bo-wen, YU Ze-xin, SHI Lei
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The Au and REE content analysis in rocks and ores show that Au source of the Xiaotazigou gold deposit is complicated. Gold and other ore-forming materials were derived when hydrothermal fluids passed through the Archean metamorphic complexes, as well as through some granitic porphyry and diorite porphyrite. They were activated and migrated when the Beidashan granite was emplaced. Au/Ag ratio and the diagram of (As+Sb) versus (Cu+Pb+Zn) show that Beidashan monzonitic granite provided necessary heat for the formation of the deposit. The main ore bodies found up to now are mainly located to the south of the monzonitic granite. The area within 1-3 km south of the Beida-shan monzonitic granite is thought to be the most favorable sites for the search for new parallel and high-grade ore bodies. In the No.1 lode, the largest one in the area, the ore-forming temperature changes greatly from 160-400℃, and the salinity of the ore fluids also changes greatly (0%-9%) with appa-rent boiling phenomena while the smaller lodes are of higher temperature(280-400℃)and lower salinity(<5%).
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Analysis on the Characteristics of the Oil Shale in the Tanshanling Area,Minhe Basin and their Mineralization Controlling Factors
GUO Wei, LI Cheng-bo , SONG Yu-qin ,MA Xiang-xian , LIU Chun-sheng
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Based on drilling cores and analysis data, the industrial qualities, types of organic materials and distribution characteristics of the oil shale in the Tanshanling area are discussed. The metallogenic model of the oil shale has been set up based on analyzing controlling factors of the oil shale. Research indicates that the high quality oil shale of the fourth mumber developed in a transgression period and belong to sapropelichumic type of oil shale of lacustrinebog facies. The oil shale of the third mumber developed in highstand system tract, and its genetic type is of humosapropelic of shallow lacustrine facies. The development of the oil shale in the Tanshanling area was apparently controlled by the tectonic evolution, sedimentary environment and paleotopograph of the area then.
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Application of Wavelet Multi-Scale Product in Fracture Detection
WEN Xiao-tao, HE Zhen-hua, HUANG De-ji
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Traditional fracture detection methods are based on difference detection among traces, so the noise will be detected when the fracture was detected. If large-scale fracture detecting methods were adopted or noise suppression methods were used together with fracture detection methods, fracture edges would be dim though signal-to-noise ratio will be raised. In order to solve these problems, the method based on wavelet multi-scale product was introduced for fracture detection. This method made use of the product of adjacent wavelet coefficients, and concealed the causal relationship of fracture in the different scale wavelet coefficients, at the same time of noise was suppressed, this method can enhance the precision of fracture detection. Application in theoretic model and real data had proved the effect of this method.
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Comparision on the Characteristics of Biomarkers of Oil Shale Between Huadian Formatin in Huadian Basin and Green River Formation in Uinta Basin of Western United States
MENG Qing-tao, LIU Zhao-jun, LIU Rong, SUN Ping-chang, HU Fei, ZHANG Jing
J4    2011, 41 (2): 391-399.  
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Based on the field geological work, core observation and a lot of test data, the authors aim to develop comparative study on the characteristics of biomarkers of oil shale, including isoprenoid, steranes and terpanes, between Eocene Huadian Formation of Huadian basin in northeast China and Green River Formation of Uinta basin in western United States. The differences on the origin of organic matters and sedimentary environment of oil shale in the two places have been discussed. In GC spectra, the Pr/Ph of Huadian oil shale varies from 1.47 to 2.03, which shows that pristane is in dominated. However, the Pr/Ph of Green River oil shale varies from 0.34 to 0.44, showing phytane is in dominated. In the m/z217 GC-MS, the regular steranes C27-C28-C29 of Huadian oil shale distributes with inverse “L” shape, and ∑(C27+C28)/∑C29 ratio varies between 0.63 and 2.52, but Green River oil shale distributes with asymmetric “V” shape with obtuse angle, and ∑(C27+C28)/∑C29 ratio varies between 0.96 and 1.20. In the m/z191 GC-MS, C29 terpene in Huadian oil shale is most abundant, ββ configuration of hopane by the second, and then αβ configuration of hopane. But in Green River oil shale, C30 hopane is most abundant, according to the relative abundance, pentacyclic triterpane are characterized by highest abundances, the tricyclic terpane by the second, and then tetracyclic terpane, and abundant gammacerane and βcarrotanes can also be detected. The characteristics parameters of biomarkers of oil shale in the two places reveals that the organic matters of Huadian oil shale are characterized by double origins from aquatic organisms and higher plants, but bacteria and algae are dominate, and the oil shale mainly forms in weak reduction environment with fresh water. However, the organic matters of Green River oil shale mainly are aquatic organisms, including bacteria and algae, and the oil shale forms in high reduction environment with salt water.

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Changes of Wetland in Qaidam Basin in the Past 50 Years and Analysis of Climatic Background
ZHANG Ji-cheng,JIANG Qi-gang,LI Yuan-hua,WANG Li-hua
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Based on the 1∶100 000 topographic maps of Qaidam Basin on 1956’s aerial photographs, remote sensing images of Landsat TM in 1990 and Landsat ETM in 2000,and the temperature and precipitation data of eight weather stations in Qaidam Basin,the distribution patterns of wetland, changes of wetland and background of climate factors were studied by using RS and GIS techniques. During 1956 and 2000,the average annual temperature and average precipitation in Qaidam Basin show an increasing trend, with the former rising significantly, with warm-dry period from 1990 to 2000. The trend of wetland degradation in Qaidam Basin is serious during 1956~2000 especially in 1990s.In the edge area of Qaidam Basin and along large rivers, there was a fluctuation trend of wetland, caused by climatic changes and human activities, i.e., the degradation of wetland in central and western basin is caused by temperature rise and human activities, while the slight increasing of wetland in edge area of the basin is caused by average annual precipitation change.
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Sustainable Utilization Assessment of Groundwater Resources in Shuangcheng City Based on Bossel Frame
DU Chao, XIAO Chang-lai, LIU Xiu-liang, ZHANG Min, CAO Guo-Zhong
J4    2010, 40 (2): 331-336.  
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In order to determine the main factors affecting the sustainable utilization of groundwater resources in Shuangcheng City, and to assess and predict the situation of groundwater sustainable utilization, Bossel theoretical frame is has been employed to construct an assessment indicator system,consisting of 6 basic oriental indicators and 36 detailed indicators ,which can mostly reflect groundwater sustainable utilization in Shuangcheng City. This assessment indicator system has considered the groundwater subsystem, socioeconomical subsystem, environmental subsystem and the relationship among them. The situation of groundwater resources sustainable utilization in Shuangcheng City is assessed by this assessment indicator system, and the changing trend of groundwater sustainable utilization in 5 years and 10 years after the production of new groundwater source is also predicted based on the simulation results of the groundwater flow regime. The current situation of groundwater sustainable utilization in Shuangcheng City belongs to green class (good state) and the situation of groundwater sustainable utilization will be degrading from good to dangerous as the result of the increase of groundwater exploitation.

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Distribution and Risk Evaluation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons of Agricultural Soil in the Middle Jilin Province
LIU Ji-long, DIAO Yu-yan, HAO Li-bo, CAI Bo, SUN Chu-mei, XU Xin-min
J4    2010, 40 (3): 683-688.  
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In order to evaluate the contaminated status of PAHs in the agricultural soil of middle part of Jilin Province, the PAHs concentration of agricultural soil was systematically analyzed and the distribution and ecologic risk of PAHs were discussed. The results showed that the content of PAHs in the agricultural soil ranges between 144.5 μg/kg and 2 355.0 μg/kg, and the PAHs concentration of paddy soil is higher than that of dry farmland. The PAHs of soil mainly come from combustion of fossil fuel and petroleum plllution sources.The soil in this area is weakly contaminated by PAHs at present and it is showed that the ecologic risk of soil PAHs in this area is small.

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Geochemistry and Significance of Modern Hot Spring Sinters in Western Sichuan
WANG Deng-hong,FU Xiao-fang,YING Han-long
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There are more than 800 modern hot-springs in western Sichuan, China, but few know ledge has been obtained about hot-spring mineralization. Some new analytical data of siliceous and calc sinters from Rekeng, Batang County, and Reshuitang, Litang County, are reported, indicating that gold mineralization in both area, with Au contents from <0.1 to 1.89g/t. Being high in Li, Be, Mo, Ga, Rb and Cd contents and low in Cu, Pb and Zn contents in sinters of gold mineralization can be used as an indicator for further prospecting. Terrestrial siliceous sinters are different from submarine chert for the highly input of Al and other landphile elements. So, some widely applied diagrams such as the Fe-Mn-(Ni+Co+Cu) diagram by P.A. Rona (1978,1988) can be used to discrimination its origin, but some can not be used directly, such as the Al-Fe-Mn diagram by Adachi et al.(1986). It is urgent to investigate and research the mineralization feature and metallogenic regularity related to the modern hotspring systems in western Sichuan and other sinters in the Sanjiang (Jinshajiang River, Nujiang River and Lancangjiang River) area.
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Groundwater Resources and Their Countermeasures of Development and Utilization in Yellow River Basin
LIN Xue-yu, LIAO Zi-sheng,SU Xiao-si, QIAN Yun-ping
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Yellow River is the second large river in China and it is also famous in the world as the abundant sand river. The ecological-environment is very fragile in Yellow River Basin due to soil sali-nization and disastrous sandstorms on the upper reaches, soil erosion on the middle reaches and the “Hanging River” on the lower reaches which induced the calamity of flood, water logging, running dry and drought. Because of rather lack of water and water quality problem in the basin, quantities of water resources were calculated and balance of water supply and demand in counties and cities as well as the potential capacity of groundwater development were predicted. Base flow separation method and isotope technique were adopted to study the cyclic relationship between river water and groundwater. Finally, the renewable capability of groundwater resources and the ways of groundwater sustainable development and utilization in Yellow River Basin were probed.
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Correlativity Analysis of the Affect Factors on Groundwater Thermal Regime in the Plain Area of Central Jilin
FANG Yan-na,LIAO Zi-sheng,CHEN Hong-yan, DONG Wei-hong
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The perennial change characteristics of groundwater temperature in phreatic aquifer, confined aquifer and Cretaceous porousfractured aquifer in the plain area of Central Jilin is analyzed systemically. A grey correlativity analysis method is applied to explore the affecting factors on variation of groundwater temperature. The study shows that the temperature of groundwater in the three aquifers have risen to different extent in recent twenty years. The climate warming is the governing factor on the rise of the groundwater temperature intensified by groundwater movement and precipitation,which is obvious for phreatic water and confined water. However,the governing factor on the rise of groundwater temperature of Cretaceous porousfractured water is due to over pumping of groundwater.
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Regional Tectonic Characteristics and Significance of North Harbin Area in Songliao Basin: Evidenced from Long Seismic Profiles
YU Ping, LI Rui-lei, FU Lei, HAO Xue, ZHANG Xiang-jun,LIAN Guo-fen
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Songliao basin is located in north west of the Pacific continental margin, its main area lies in the middle of Heilongjiang plates.The compression stress field of the upper crust in Songliao basin is different from place to place especially from north to south of the area. With plate tectonics, the authors studied the regional tectonic characteristics of North Harbin in Songliao basin using the long seismic profiles. With seismic analytic interpretation the authors gained that there are uplifts and depressions in East and West of the area, and most of the depressions are in the middle part of the basin. From South to North the sedimentary thickness gradually becomes thin. The earlier fault movements resulted in the tectonic characteristics of the area with alternating uplifts and depressions.
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Neoarchean TTG Gneisses Generated Through Amphibole-Dominated Fractionation in Guyang, Inner Mongolia: Evidence from Elemental Geochemistry and Thermodynamic Modelling
Tong Xin, Shi Jianrong, Wang Huichu, Zhang Jiahui, Ren Yunwei
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2023, 53 (6): 1734-1759.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230205
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 In Guyang, Inner Mongolia, a significant occurrence of Late Neoarchean (quartz) diorite-tonalite-trondhjemite-granodiorite (DTTG) rock assemblages has been identified. LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating has yielded crystallization ages of (2 504±11) and (2 514±7) Ma for the quartz dioritic and tonalitic gneisses, respectively. Additionally, the dioritic gneisses exhibit inherited zircon ages of ca. 2.6 Ga. The quartz dioritic (D) gneisses in Guyang display a relatively low w(SiO2) (62.08%-62.62%), Sr/Y ratios (23.3-39.8), and elevated concentrations of w(MgO) (2.08%-3.06%) and w(TFe2O3) (5.43%-6.01%). Notably, these rocks demonstrate either negligible or weak Eu negative anomalies (Eu/Eu* = 0.91-0.98) and show subtle differentiation between light and heavy rare earth elements ((La/Yb)N = 7.59-21.60). These features are indicative of island arc calc-alkaline geochemical signatures. Combining these characteristics with zircon Hf isotope compositions suggests that the late Neoarchean diorites likely formed through crustal partial melting under relatively low-pressure and shallow conditions. In contrast, the late Neoarchean tonalitic-trondhjemitic (TT) gneisses in the Guyang area exhibit higher w(SiO2) (67.95%-77.01%), elevated Sr/Y ratios (120.00-941.00), and lower w(MgO) (0.14%-1.29%) and w(TFe2O3) (0.63%-2.66%). They also feature significant Eu positive anomalies (Eu/Eu* = 1.48-8.73) and prominent differentiation between light and heavy rare earth elements ((La/Yb)N = 29.70-140.00). While the consensus attributes the origins of TTG rocks to partial melting of hydrated altered basalts, the geochemical signatures of the   Late Neoarchaean (quartz) diorite-tonalite-trondhjemite (DTT) rocks in the Guyang area allude to fractional crystallization of amphibole. A mixing simulation involving Guyang cumulative hornblendite and trondhjemite accurately reproduces the composition of quartz dioritic gneisses in the Guyang area. Thorough thermodynamic and trace element quantitative modelling reveals that the Late Neoarchean tonalic-trondhjemitic rocks likely formed through multistage fractional crystallization from dioritic magma in a water-rich and relatively low-pressure condition. Amphibole is the primary mineral phase involved in fractional crystallization, with minor amounts of plagioclase and sphene. The high whole-rock Sr/Y and Eu/Eu* values do not indicate sufficient conditions for a relatively high-pressure source.
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Resource Potential and Policy Proposes of Oil Shale in Songliao and Adjacent Basin
QU Hui, HU Su-yun, MENG Qing-tao
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Oil shale is an important substitute resource and the oil shale resources in Songliao and adjacent basins in NE China are quite rich. According to the uptodate research, shale oil resources in the Songliao Basin could reach about 57.84 gigaton if the oil shale resources are counted into shale oil resources. At present, the exploitation and production of the oil shale in the NE China are still concentrated in some old oil shale bases, and small openpit and underground mining with high cost and low production are very common. Also, the present outputs of the oil shale is below the historical high, thus do not match with the abundant resources in the area. At the same time, the huge oil shale resources and the possible rich return have drawn many domestic and overseas investors to contest the oil shale resources in the Songliao and adjacent Basins, therefore, these bring many serious problems in turn, such as the outoforder competition of oil shale resources and resource wasting, etc. Hence, China should make a longterm programming, strengthening the scientific management of oil shale resources and promoting the reasonable exploitation and utilization of the oil shale resources.
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Zircon U-Pb Age and Geological Significance of the Taizili Granitic Gneiss from Western Liaoning Province
ZHENG Pei-x, JIN Wei, ZHOU Yan, LI Jian, ZHENG Chang-qing
J4    2009, 39 (3): 455-460.  
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A suit of rock association of granitic gneiss and supracrustal xenoliths, described as the Dayingzi Formation, Jianping Group previously, is widely distributed in the Taizili area in western Liaoning Province.   During the research of recent year, the Dayingzi Formation, Jianping Group was disintegrated into granitic plutonic gneiss and layered rock series. This granitic gneiss has similar features as those in the Yebaishou and the Caojiashaoguo gneiss in Dayingzi area. The granitic gneiss could represent the important Archean magma event in western Liaoning Province. The LA-ICP-MS dating method of single particle zircon of granitic gneiss suggests its magma emplacement age is about 2 522 Ma, an significance geological event in the western Liaoning Province. This dating also gives some chronological information for the Late Archean continental crust accretion event in the area.

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Synthetical Evaluation of Jilin Province Black Soil Structure on the Basis of Gray Fuzzy Clustering Method
QIN Yan,WANG Qing,CHEN Hui-e,FAN Jian-hua
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According to quantitative study results of soil structure, nine structure indexes of granulometric composition, aggregate and porosity are used to establish structure synthetical evaluation system. Black soil structure is synthetically evaluated by the means of gray fuzzy clustering method and the structure quality grade and fertility situation of Jilin black soil are determined. Results show that soil with moderate-low fertility quality occupies 53% of Jilin black soil, which demonstrates that there is a worse fertility condition of Jilin black soil. It doesn’t need to establish classifying standard in soil structure evaluation using gray fuzzy clustering method,and the best clustering analysis can be done according to the actual condition of evaluated objects. It is feasible that structural parameters are used in the evaluation of black soil fertility and degradation.
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Strik-Slip Features of the Machaoying Fault Zone and Its Evolution in the Huaxiong Terrane, Southern North China Craton
ZHANG Yuan-hou, ZHANG Shi-hong, HAN Yi-gui, ZHANG Hui-jun
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The authors describe the geometry and deformation features of the Machaoying fault zone in the Huaxiong terrane, southern margin of North China Craton. The Machaoying fault underwent ductile and brittle deformation stages. Ductile deformation mainly occurs in the southern area of the fault zone with greenschist facies metamorphism. Movement sense of the overthrust indicated by S-C fabrics in the fault zone is toward south in the southern part and toward north in the northern part, respectively. This positive flower pattern indicates that the fault is a typical strikeslip fault with thrusting feature. The ductile deformation happened likely in the preYanshanian epoch. The brittle deformation mainly occurred in the nouthern part during continent-continent collision in the Yanshanian epoch. NE trending Kangshan-Qiliping and Hongzhuang-Taocun faults are subsidiary shear fractures of the Machaoying strikeslip fault. Combining with the previous studies the movement sense of the NE trending faults and their distribution patterns suggest that the Machaoying fault is a sinistral strikeslip fault. Based on the dynamics of geological setting the evolution of the fault zone in the area has been discussed.
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Analysis and Trend Prediction of Shoreline Evolution in Chongming Dongtan, Shanghai
LI Xing, ZHOU Yun-xuan, KUANG Run-yuan
J4    2010, 40 (2): 417-424.  
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Understanding Dongtan shoreline evolution has important significance for Dongtan wetland conservation and utilization. Based on object-oriented method, the shorelines of Dongtan are extracted from 6 scenes of Landsat-TM satellite images from 1987, 1990, 1995, 1998, 2003, and 2006, respectively. To model the shoreline changes, the authors developed an orthogonal-transect method, with which a series of transect is formed at a regular interval along 1987 shoreline and each transect goes along the direction parallel to the topographic gradient. The transect is then modeled with a graphics based fitting method and the shoreline dynamics are then analyzed. In addition, the spatial position of shorelines in 2010 and 2015 are also predicted. The results indicate that the shorelines of Dongtan are divided into the eroding segment in the south and accreting segment in the east and north. The eroding shoreline segments basically maintain unaltered and the accreting shoreline segments continue to expand by gradually decreasing speed. The maximum erosion rate and the maximum accretion rate are respectively 22.0 m/a and 247.2 m/a. The “suppressed” shoreline segments lie in the region of the boundaries of the island shadow. The future shoreline would evolve northeastwards to fit the 10 m isobaths unless the exceptive hydrodynamic conditions occur.

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Discovery of Falkmanite from the Bairendaba Superlarge Ag-Pb-Zn Polymetallic Deposit| Inner Mongolia and Its Origin Significance
LIU Jia-jun, GENG Yong-liang, WANG Jian-peng, ZHAI De-gao, YAO Mei-juan, WU Sheng-hua, FU Chao
J4    2010, 40 (3): 565-572.  
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There occurs falkmanite in the Bairendaba superlarge Ag-Pb-Zn polymetallic deposit in Inner Mongolia, China. It is intimately accompanied by galenite, Ag-tetrahedrite, pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, and boulangerite. Falkmanite crystals show as needle, pillar, prismatic, hair-like, bunchiness and anhedral grain forms, and its grain sizes commonly vary from 0.05 to 4 mm, even to 12 mm. The mineral is lightly grey-white in colour, metallic in lustur and brashy,93.25 to 127.39 kg/mm2, averaging 111.05 kg/mm for 100g load in microhardness and Moh’s=3.06~3.40. Electron microprobe analyses of seven points in the falkmanite gave the compositional results as followings(%):Pb 52.20~57.80 (54.89 on average),Sb 22.26~28.13 (26.08 on average),S 18.65~19.62 (19.01 on average), and minor contents of Fe, Cu, Zn, Ag and As, corresponding to the formula (Pb4.91,Cu0.04,Fe0.03,Zn0.01)4.99(Sb3.97,As0.04)4.01S11.00, and its simplified formula Pb5Sb4S11. The crystals are monoclinic, with cell dimensions a 2.156, b 2.349, c 0.810 nm. The formation of falkmanite would be favored by a low temperature, increasing f S2 and reduced fluid conditions during polymetallic mineralization.

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The Growth Habit and Controlling Factors of the CobaltRich Crusts in Seamount of the Central Pacific
CHU Feng-you, SUN Guo-sheng,LI Xiao-min,MA Wei-lin, ZHAO Hong-qiao
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The elementary discussions which are about the growth habit and controlling factors of the cobaltrich crusts in the investigation region of the midPacific seamounts have be given basing on the samples and photograph data from DY95-10, DY105-11, DY105-12 cruises (R/V Dayang Yihao). The cobaltrich crusts have no obvious selectivity to lithology and can growth in various rocks of seamounts. The types of the rocks bearing crusts have relationship with the nonbalanced regional distribution of rocks, but haven’t the inevitable relation with the rocks themselves. The thickness of crusts not only were influenced by the chronology, physical, chemical environment, but also closed related to the intension and frequency of the regional structure. The water depth can control the growth of crusts, but the crusts on the seamounts now haven’t obvious boundary of the water depth because the seamounts ever had moved or elevated after the crusts formed. The landform obviously had controlled the covered ratio, occurrence, morphological feature of the cobaltrich crusts. The very gentle or steep slopes of seamounts are unfavourable to the growth of the cobaltrich crusts. The crusts mainly are platy on the steep slopes of seamounts, and rippled or pillow on the gentle slopes. The platy crusts mostly appear on the slopes of the seamounts, but the pebble crusts or cobaltrich nodules on the flat or low areas.
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Classification and Estimation of Sedimentary Organic Facies of Early Cretaceous Source Rocks in Jixi Basin
GAO Fu-hong,LIU Li,GAO Hong-mei,FAN Fu
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Early Cretaceous source rocks in Jixi Basin include lacustrine mudstone, carbonaceous mudstone and coal. According to the organic petrology, sedimentology and organic geochemistry of source rocks, the sedimentary organic facies in this area can be divided into three types:hemideep-deep lacustrine organic, shore-swamp organic and high-stand swamp organic facies. Among them, the shore-swamp organic facies, the most important one, occurs widely in the area, and its organic matter is mainly Ⅲ-type. Its hydrocarbon-generation capacity varies largely, and oil and gas are its main products. In the locally distributed hemideep-deep lacustrine organic facies, the organic matter is mainly Ⅱ-type, partially Ⅲ-type. The hydrocarbon generation capacity of this facies is higher than others, and oil is the main product. The high-stand swamp organic facies just appears in the edge of the basin, and its hydrocarbon generation capacity is the lowest.
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Sedimentary Facies Analysis and Stratigraphic Sequence Division of the Second Member of the Yingcheng Formation in the Southeastern Uplift Region, Songliao Basin
PANG Zhi-ying,SHU Ping,JI Xue-yan,DING Ri-xin,LI Qiu-ying
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Based on geologic reconnaissance for Jiutai of Jilin Province and using the theories and methods of sequence stratigraphy, the 2nd Member of the Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation (K1y2) was detai1ly divided according to their lithology, lithofacies and internal configurations. The thick conglomerate of the K1y2 field outcrops belong mainly to braided channel sediments and were formed by vertical cutting and piling, and can be divided into three-stage base-level cycle sequences(one long-term, three middle-term and eight short-term base-level cycles).
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The Research and Application of the Oil Shale Technology Mining Coefficient
ZHANG Hai-long,LIU Zhao-jun,ZHANG Jian, LIU Feng,SHI Ji-zhong
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The oil shale technology mining coefficient is the pivotal parameter when the oil shale resources are converted into the oil shale technique mining resources. Because the underground oil shale mining in our country is limited either in mining number or at mining scale, there is no experience as reference. The oil shale mining techniques are similar to the coal mining techniques. By analyzing the influence factors of the oil shale technique mining coefficient and referring to the recovery criterion of underground and surface coal mining which is regulated in the coal mining criterion, the choose value criterion of the oil shale technique mining coefficient was established under different conditions (the mining manner,thickness of oil shale layer,obliquity and geologic types) and different resource types. The influence factors of oil shale technology mining coefficient consist of mining manners (surface or underground mining), thickness (folium, middlethick layer or thick layer), obliquity (slow slope, slope or urgent slope) and geologic types (simpleness, middling or complexity). Different reliability coefficients (1.0~0.5) were specified when the oil shale technology mining coefficient was ascertained for different resource types (13 kinds). The technology mining coefficients of oil shale at surface and underground are ascertained between 95.0% and 42.5% and between 75% and 22.5%,respectively. Finally, this resource evaluation process was applied in Luozigou Basin in Wangqing, Jilin Province as an example.
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An Application of Hydrological Response Units in Assessment of Soil Salinization Risks
ZHANG Guang-xin, DENG Wei, HE Yan, RAMSIS Salama
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Based on three important parameters such as weight of hydrological zones (HZ), depth to water (DTW) and rate of rise(RR), a hydrological response units (HRU) map 2001 was created in the Tao’er River basin, Songnen plain, which can response sensitively to the spatial change of groundwater environment, and it is produced by the algebraic multiplication of the three classified grids: HRU = DTW*RR*HZ. The HRU mapping indicated that the risk degree is not high in the whole area, comparatively, the high risk zones are Momoge wetlands, Zhenlai county, Laifu and Chagan town, which attributed to the discharge alley of groundwater suffocated, the recharge of surface water body and irrational irrigation.
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Discussion on Development Regularities of Karst Cave on Top of the Ordovician of Tahe Oilfield and Relation in OilGas
JING Jian-en, WEI Wen-bo,MEI Zhong-wu
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In Tahe oilfield, reservoir room of oil and gas is mainly composed of solution pores and cavities. In order to analyze distributing characteristics of oil and gas in the Ordovician carbonate of Tahe oilfield, the authors studied development regularities of karst cave of the area. The recognition markers of karst cave in drilling, core, logging, seismic data are introduced and karst caves in 14 boreholes are recognized. And karst topography of this region in early Hercynian is recovered. Through the research work, it has been founded that karst caves, which appear in depth range of 40 to 80 m, 110 to 130 m, 150 to 190 m, 230 to 260 m below the top of twinpeaklike carbonate, are conserved on side of karst slope near karst and valley, and the oil and gas is productive in developed part of karst cave in most boreholes.
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Zircon U-Pb Dating of the Garnet-Bearing Granite from Wulan Area of Urad Zhongqi in Inner Monglia and Its Geological Significance
ZHANG Qing-wei, LIU Zheng-hong, CHAI She-li, XU Zhong-yuan, XU Xue-chun
J4    2011, 41 (3): 745-752.  
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Geochronology and petro-geochemistry of garnet-bearing granite from Wulan area of Urad Zhongqi are investigated, and its forming age and tectonic background are discussed. The age of garnet-bearing granite dated by SHRIMP U-Pb of zircons is (256.4±2.2) Ma, indicating that it was formed at the Later Permian. Petro-geochemical characteristics show that the granite is weakly peraluminous I-type ones formed in post-collision tectonic settings and its sources is  the greywacke in upper continental crust. The partial melting degree of the source rocks is lower. The granite was derived from interaction of an I-type granitic liquid as a result of strong with hydrothermal fluid during the magmatic stage. According to tectonic settings, forming conditions and emplacement times of garnet-bearing granites, it is referred that the suturing between the Northern margin of North China plateform and the Southern margin of Siberian plate in research area took place before 256.4 Ma.

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Parasequence Automatical Partition Based on Wavelet Transform of Logging Data
FANG Wen-jing, FAN Yi-ren, LI Xia, DENG Shao-gui
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The key of sequence stratigraphy analysis lies in recognizing sequence boundaries of different levels. Parasequence is the minimum unit of sequence stratigraphy analysis of well-logging. Logging curves changed abruptly due to obvious variation of physical properties at the interface of parasequence unit. The mutation can be revealed clearly by wavelet transform of logging data. Example was taken from the No.3 sequence in the third middle member of Shahejie Formation in a well of Shengli oilfield,the SP data were processed by two-scale wavelet transform using quadric spline wavelet. With this transformation the logging data were expended from one dimensional depth space into two dimensional depth-scale space and wavelet coefficient curves on different scales were obtained. When the optimum decomposed-scale was determined, the interface of parasequence unit can be recognized correctly according to the position of wavelet modulus and the result was finer than that of manual recognition. The research was of important significance in quantitative sequence demarcation at different levels.
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Feature, Epoch and Reservoir Significance of the Mesozoic Faults at the Eastern Margin of the Songliao Basin
SUN Xiao-meng,ZHU De-feng, ZHENG Chang-qing, SHAN Xuan-long, CHENG Ri-hui, SUN Qing-chun
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Mesozoic faults at the eastern margin of the Songliao Basin were well developed. Based on detailed field geological survey of the Yingcheng Formation at the eastern margin of the Songliao Basin,the nature, attitude and spatial and temporal distribution regularities of these faults were systematically described. The formation of these Mesozoic faults was divided into four epochs, namely, Later Variscan-Indosinian, Yingcheng, the last stage of Yingcheng epochs and the late stage of the Later Cretaceous. Based on the distribution regularity of the craters in the Yingcheng Formation, the concealed faults of the Yingcheng epoch were identified for the first time and were considered to have controlled the formation and distribution of the volcanic rocks of the Yingcheng Formation. The NS trending faults of the Yingcheng epoch discovered in the area could also sever as a comparison for the NS faults of the Yingcheng Formation in the Qingshen gas field in the Xujiaweizi area. It was suggested that and alternative tectonic stress field of EW trending extense depression and of EW trending compressive thrust existed in the Yingcheng epoch. A NE-SW trending tectonic stress field was introduced by two left-lateral strike-slip faults called the Jiamusi-Yitong and Siping-Harbin respectively at the final stage of the Yingcheng epoch, and the resulted stress field in turn controlled the intrusion of some NE trending basic dikes and development of several NE and NW trending strike-slip faults. It was believed that the faults in the study area could be compared with those in the Xujiaweizi area of both the Yingcheng epoch and of the final stage of the Yingcheng epoch, which set a basis for predicting the distribution regularities of volcanic rock reservoirs in the Qingshen gas field.
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Geochemical Characteristics and Origin of Oil and Its Source Rocks in the ShallowMiddle Level:A Case Study of Tangjiahe Oil Field
GAO Yuqiao1, LIU Li, LIAO Qian-jin, SUN Xiao-ming, TENG Yun
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According to the geochemistry analyses such as carbon isotope, chromatogram and chromatogrammass spectrum of crude oil from the main layers in shallowmiddle level and their source rocks from all layers in Tangjiahe oil field, δ13C and appropriate biological marker parameters, e.g. G/C30H,O/C30H,Ts/Tm,ααRC27/C29,ααRC28/C29,C3122S/(S+R),C2920S/(S+R) are chosen to correlate oil and its source rocks. It is indicated that crude oil in the layers of shallowmiddle level is derived not from Member 1 of the Shahejie Formation and the Dongying Formation, but from Member 3 and Member 2 of Shahejie Formation in the deep level. In view of a little thickness and limited oilforming potential of source rock of Member 2 of the Shahejie Formation, the source rock in Member 3 of the Shahejie Formation is considered as the main source of oil and gas.
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Research on the Hydrocarbon Accumulation Dynamics of Gaotaizi Reservoir in the Southern Songliao Basin
GUO Wei, LIU Zhao-Jun, LIU Qun, MA Lin, DING Hong-ru, SUN Shou-liang
J4    2010, 40 (3): 482-490.  
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Based on the analysis of the geological conditions of hydrocarbon accumulation in the southern Songliao basin,the present fluid potential of Gaotaizi reservoir is calculated and the palaeo-fluid potential is recovered with the hydrocarbon accumulation dynamics systematic research as the core. The results show that the palaeo-present fluid potential of Gaotaizi reservoir is always high in the belt of Daan depression-Changling depression. The high-fluid potential belt constitutes the first-order separation trough in the southern Songliao basin. The fluid potential contours are simple to the west of the separation trough and complex to the east. Based on fluid potential field,1-2 allogenetic(authigenic)open hydrocarbon accumulation dynamic systems are divided in the west of the central separation trough,and 2-3 allogenetic(authigenic)opening (semi-closed) systems are divided in the east. Each hydrocarbon accumulation dynamic system constitutes a relatively independent of the aggregation unit. Applying the hydrocarbon accumulation dynamic system analysis results, combined with tectonic sedimentary evolution and reservoir fluid inclusion studies, the hydrocarbon charging and accumulation in the Gaotaizi reservoir is characterized.The various traps developed in the slope and near-depression uplift are conducive to the formation of various types of oil and gas reservoirs,because of their large fluid potential gradient.

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Groundwater-Rock Interaction in the Ordos Cretaceous Groundwater Basin:Strontium Isotope Evidence
DONG Wei-hong, SU Xiao-si, XIE Yuan, HOU Guang-cai, LIU Fu-tian
J4    2010, 40 (2): 342-348.  
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The mechanism of groundwater-rock interaction in Ordos Creatceous basin has been studied by Strontium isotopic method and hydrochemical analyis, which has been validated by inverse hydrogeochemical modeling. The results show that the main water-rock reactions in Ordos Cretaceous basin are the dissolution of gypsym, minor carbonate minerals and alluminatesilicate minerals and the the dissolution extent of sulfate minerals such as gypsum in northern basin is higher than that in southern basin,but the the dissolution extent of allumi-silicate minerals in southern basin is higher than that in northern basin.Meanwhile, the uncongruent dissolution of carbonate mimerals,i.e,the dissolution of golomite and the precipitation of calcite occurs in sothern basin. The water-rock interaction deduced by the strontium isotope is in accordance with the inverse hydrogeochemival modeling results.

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Distribution, Occurrence and Their Petroleum Significance of Dawsonite from Mesozoic Basins in Northeastern China and Adjacent Area
LIU Li, QU Xi-yu, DONG Lin-sen, WANG Xiao-qin, LI Fu-lai
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Dawsonite of Mesozoic strata in Northeast China and adjacent area distribute in Lower Cretaceous strata from Hailaer basin,Tamtsag basin, Erlian basin, Kailu basin and Fuxin basin, and Upper part of Lower Cretaceous and Lower part of Upper Cretaceous from southern Songliao basin. Optical microscope, scanning electron microscope and X-ray diffraction analysis have revealed that dawsonite mainly occur in the feldspar-rich sandstone and pyroclastic rocks, either as cements filling inter-grain pores as radical, bunchy, rosette, intricately trichoid, and platy collectives, or as replacement of feldspar and lithic grains with bunchy and paty shapes. More and more evidences suggest that dawsonite is a indicative mineral of CO2rich fluids and record CO2 and petroleum dual infilling. The infilling time of CO2 and variation of partical pressure of CO2 during infilling process can be determined from dawsonite-bearing clastic rocks.
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Response Characteristics of Dual Laterolog for Net-Fractured Igneous Reservoir
YAN Wei-lin,FAN Xiao-min
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Aiming at the attributes of Budate reservoir, finite-difference method based on resistor network is applied to modeling of dual laterolog for igneous reservoirs with parallel fractures and net-fractures. The dual laterolog responses was calculated for the reservoirs in case of a series of parallel fractures, two series of parallel fractures in different angle, and net-fractures with invasion. The log characteristics are summarized for the parallel fractures and net-fracture system: high dip parallel fractures induce positive difference on dual laterolog, and low dip corresponds to negative difference. Both dip and angle of two series of parallel fractures that form a netfracture system influence the response. If the angle is small, the laterolog response tends to that of a series of parallel fractures. As the angle grows, the resistivity drops down and the influence of dip tends to diminish. The existence of mud invasion leads to positive difference on dual laterolog, and makes the effect of dip and angle vaguer. The results will provide theoretical basis for the identification and evaluation of reservoirs of these types.
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Quick Evaluation Method and Its Application of Fault Seal During Early Exploration Period
FU Xiao-fei, WEN Hai-bo, LV Yan-fang, HE Xiang-yang
J4    2011, 41 (3): 615-621.  
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Development and continuity of shear clay smear is the main cause of lateral and vertical seal of faults. And SSF is referred  as the ratio of throw of fault to thickness of mudstone. Physical modeling and outcrop observation confirm the clay smear is not continuous combined with faults vertically leakage when SSF is greater than a constant value. The critical SSF value of the vertical fault seal is 5.0 of faults-related trap in Tanan depression,Hailar-Tamuchage basin. Most of faults are sealed vertically for oil and gas. However, formation period and post-action of faults must be taken into consideration. Shear clay smear couldn’t develop during basin inversion and uplift, and fault inversion causes failure of the clay smear and hydrocarbon leakage. The gouge in the fault zone comes not only from clay smear, but also phyllosilicate from sandstones, therefore SSF is not fully representative of clay content in fault zone, and SGR is the most effective parameter of the clay content in fault zone, especially for sand-sand juxtaposition seal. Considering the minimum SGR of fault plane as the critical value of faults lateral seal in fault-controlling oil reservoir, we regard the throw corresponding to the critical SGR as risk throw, then, faults with throw smaller than risk throw are at high risk of laterally sealing. Using these two methods, we can rapidly evaluate the risk of fault-traps during early exploration, and then reduce the risk of drilling.

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Insitu Recognition and Evaluation of Mud Log for Light Oil Bed,A Successful Case in Beier Depression of Hailaer Basin
WANG Shu-xue, GENG Chang-xi
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Most of the oil found up to now belong to light oil bed in Beier depression of Hailaer Basin. The fresh light oil-bearing core sections of sandstones show light colour, strong odour, yellowish fluorescence. But the colour, odour and fluorescence will lost after exposed sometimes. The density range of light oil is 0.79-0.82 g/cm3. The range of viscosity is 1.60-5.40 mPa·s. Max value of total hydrocarbon is more than 0.50%, and the ratio is more than 3.0. Total pyrolysis hydrocarbon is more than 2.00 mg/g. The ratio of lighter hydrocarbon to heavier hydrocarbon is from 2 to 6. Gas chromatography of light oil shows the range of carbon number is from nC8 to nC25 and the main peak carbon is nC18-nC20. The chromatography changes into line after oil exposed sometimes. Oil bed, oil-water bed and water bed were identified by using crossplot of specific oil content versus effective porosity. Standard and crossplot of oil type differentiation were formed base on regression analysis among index of PS, density and viscosity. The light oil bed and heavy oil bed were differentiated according to this standard. High productivity oil bed, industry oil bed, low production oil bed and dry bed were identified according to static productivity index and dynamic productivity index. The prediction accuracy was more than 90% with this method.
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Geochronology, Geochemistry and Genesis of Early Cretaceous Intermediate-Acidic Magmatic Rocks in Xiaoxinancha Copper (Gold) Deposit, Yanbian Area, Jilin Province
Wang Linlin, Huo Liang, Wang Ying
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)    2022, 52 (5): 1658-1674.   DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220093
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Based on the comprehensive research on field geology, petrography, geochronology and geochemistry of the Early Cretaceous intermediate-acidic magmatic rocks of Xiaoxinancha copper (gold) deposit in Yanbian, Jilin Province, the isotopic ages are determined to be(101.69±0.61) Ma (quartz diorite), (101.14±0.58) Ma (tonalite), (100.82±0.62) Ma (granodiorite) and (100.20±1.10) Ma (diorite porphyrite). The magmatism occurred at the end of the Early Cretaceous (102-100 Ma), which is the product of the same tectonic evolution process. The diorite porphyrite has the geochemical characteristics of typical adakitic rocks, with w(SiO2)=61.419%-62.153%, w(Al2O3)=16.872%-17.329%,w(MgO)=2.339%-2.643%,w(Na2O)=5.749%-6.623%, w(K2O))=1.483%-1.786%, w(Sr)=(691-888)×10-6,w(Yb)=(0.71-0.83)×10-6,Sr/Y=87.4-120.0.The enrichment of LREE is formed by the in-situ intrusion of adakitic magma generated by partial melting of the subducted oceanic slab. The adakitic magma mixed with the acidic magma produced by the remelting of the lower crust during the upwelling process to form the enriched mantle source magma which was upwardly emplaced, and formed the calc-alkaline granitic complexes such as quartz diorite, tonalite and granodiorite. The magmatic hydrothermal fluid is mixed with atmospheric precipitation during the ascent along the regional faults, extracted the metallogenic materials in the surrounding rocks, and formed the metallogenic hydrothermal fluid rich in copper (gold) components, and unloaded and precipitated at a suitable location to form vein-type copper (gold) mineralization. Yanbian area was located in the continental margin environment where the paleo Pacific plate subducted to the Eurasian plate in the Late Mesozoic. The subduction of the paleo-Pacific plate was the direct driving force for the formation of Early Cretaceous quartz diorite, tonalite, granodiorite, diorite porphyrite (dikes)and hydrothermal vein-type copper (gold) mineralization in Xiaoxinancha deposit.
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A TopologyConcerned and EntityOriented 3D Vector Data Model
ZHENG Kun,LIU Xiu-guo,WU Xin-cai,YANG Hui
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Topological data model and entityoriented model are two kinds of traditional 3D vector data models. The topological model has certain difficulty in the expression of geographical entity of complex and its partial data local update. On the otherhand, entityoriented model has some shortcomings of complicated topological information processing and large data storage. Aimed at the advantages and disadvantages of these models, the authors design a new entityoriented 3D vector data model, which takes into the consideration of topological relations. This data model combines strongpoint of conventional topological data model and entityoriented model, which is able to meet the data model requirements in applications such as 3D landscape, TIN, and urban 3D geology.
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Self-Organizing Feature Map (SOFM) Neural Network Method in Reservoir Quality Synthetic Evaluation and Its Application in Yanji Basin
QIE Rui-qing ,XUE Lin-fu,WANG Man,WANG Li-hua
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Beginning with analyzing advantage and disadvantage of the existing methods used in the reservoir quality synthetic evaluation, the authors put forward to applying SOFM (self-organizing feature map) neural network method to be used in the oil reservoir quality synthetic evaluation on spatial database and have appraised the Dalazi group reservoir of the Yanji basin using the method proposed. The results indicate that the first category reservoirs were mainly developed in the Chaoyangchuan central-depression and at the western margin of Yan-D4 well with oval-shaped distribution pattern and at the western margin of the Chaoyangchuan depression-that is , in between Yan-D6 and Yan-3 with crescent-shaped distribution pattern; The blocks of the second category reservoirs were quite big and they are collectively distributed at the peripheral of the Chaoyangchuan-depression and the Maoershan bulge, are irregularly distributed at the eastern and southern margins of the Qingchaguan depression and at the northern margin of the Dexin depression; The third category reservoirs were mainly developed in the Chaoyangchuan centraldepression and to the south of the Chaoyangchuan Town, and they are also distributed at the eastern margin of the Qingchaguan depression as small, sporadic strips and patches; and also irregularly distributed in the Dexin depression; The fourth category reservoirs are mainly developed in the western uplift and the Lianhuadong ramp area, also are sporadically distributed in the center of the Qingchaguan depression; Areas belong to the fifth category of poor reservoirs.
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Crystal Chemistry and Geochemistry of Thallium Minerals
FAN Yu,ZHOU Tao-fa, YUAN Feng
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The authors preliminarily summarized 56 thallium minerals reported in literatures up to now. A list of these minerals, which has been classified as six categories, is given as a table and the crystal chemistry and geochemistry features of thallium minerals are reviewed. In low temperature and reductive environment, thallium belongs to sulfophile element, and forms thallium minerals with elements such as As, Sb, Pb, Hg, Cu and Au in two forms:①TlwBySz(thallium is the only metal element),②TlTlwAxBySz((thallium isn’t the only metal element). Most thallium minerals occur in base metal deposits in the lowtemperature metallogenic province. The problems concerning the further studies of thallium mineralogy and geochemistry are also briefly discussed.
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Development of Wavelength Demodulation for Fiber Bragg Grating
MENG Xian-wei, ZHANG Qing, SHI Yan-xin, HAN Yong-wen, JIANG Fan
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The wavelength demodulation with fiber Bragg grating bases the property that the average refractive index and grid period of fiber grating are sensitive to the environment variation, and the drift of Bragg wavelength depends on the environment parameter change, thus the environment parameter may be demodulated from the drift of Bragg wavelength. The multiplying technology has been used to construct the fiber grating sensing network. With the network, a light source and Bragg wavelength detecting circuit, hardware has been developed. Using LabVIEW, the corresponding software has been designed. Both the hardware and software have been tested in the lab. The experimental results indicate that under the same test conditions the variation of FBG wavelength is stable, the processing data is repetitive, and the system is reliable.
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A New Oospecies,Dictyoolithus Gongzhulingensis,from theEarly Cretaceous Quantou Formation in the Central Jilin Province
WANG Qiang, ZAN Shu-qin, JIN Li-yong,CHEN Jun
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A nest with four dinosaur eggs from the Early Cretaceous Quantou Formation in Gongzhuling area of Jilin Province is described here. The eggs are spherical in shape;the eggshell thickness varies between 1.4~1.7 mm;the outer surface of the eggshell is completely covered by circular or oval pits. Eggshell layer is composed of 2 to 3 superimposed basic structure units. There are some relatively wide pore canals between the units, which are laterally interlocked with interfusion each other to form a thin hard layer near the outer surface of the eggshell. The pore canals are irregular in shape. Based on all above mentioned characters of the egg fossils from Gongzhuling, Jilin Province the authors designate them as a new oospecies of Dictyoolithus, named as Dictyoolithus gongzhulinensis.Dictyoolithus gongzhulingensis is the first time found in the Northeast of China and also a new found in the Early Cretaceous strata.
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Study on Eustatic SeaLevel Change Rule in Cambrian-Ordovician in Tarim Basin
GAO Zhi-qian, FAN Tai-liang, LI Yan, LIU Wu-hong, CHEN Yu-lin
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The eustatic sealevel change rule has been studied by using element geochemistry feature and seismic geometric configuration feature in the Cambrian-Ordovician in Tarim Basin, and the comparative sealevel change curve has been obtained, which can be divided into three firstgrade cycles, eight secondgrade cycles, seventeen thirdgrade cycles and more high frequency concussion cycles in the Cambrian-Ordovician in Tarim Basin. There occurred the secondgrade eustatic sealevel change cycle three times during Cambrian and two times during the early Ordovician, and the extent of the sealevel rise in the early Ordovician is higher than that in Cambrian. In the middlelate Ordovician there occurred the secondgrade eustatic sealevel change cycle three times, and the first time occurred at low system tract of sea level with small rise extent of the sealevel, but the sealevel rapidly reached the highest water level state in the later two times. The eustatic sealevel change controls on the basin sediment infilling and sequence formation evolution. The cyclicity of the sealevel changes are corresponded with the cyclicity of the basin sedimentation, and are represented by the sedimentary facies evolutions.
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Mechanism of Membrane Fouling in Membrane Bioreactor and Its Prevention
SONG Zhi-wei,YANG Fan,REN Nan-qi
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In order to prevent membrane fouling and improve the elimination effect of phosphorus, polymeric aluminum and fly-ash were fed to membrane bioreactor to change the property of wastewater treatment; meanwhile active sludge was analyzed with X-ray diffraction and infrared spectrum methods, and hollow membrane was probed with SEM to investigate the mechanism of membrane fouling. The results show that the property of active sludge and bio-membrane structure were changed by adding polymeric aluminum, especially the removal rate of phosphorous could reach 85% and the membrane fouling was reduced effectively. Moreover no effect was observed when ash-fly was fed into the membrane bioreactor.
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Application of FCM Based on Principal Components Analysis in Debris Flow Classification
ZHANG Wen, CHEN Jian-ping, QIN Sheng-wu, ZHANG Chen, LI Ming, MA Jian-quan
J4    2010, 40 (2): 368-372.  
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Twelve conventional evaluation-factors such as watershed area, maximum altitude difference and four statistical factors of debris flow gully form such as circular degree, mean length are chosen to evaluate the debris flow characteristics. Principal component analysis is used to reduce the dimension of the evaluation-factor.Sixteen factors is classified into six uncorrelated principal components, which reduces the complexity in analysis process. The factors of debris flow gully form are proved important. FCM( Fuzzy C-means algorithm) is proposed to sort twenty seven debris flow field investigated into three grades.The result preferably coincides with practical situation of debris flow gullies. Guard measures are proposed according to the result of cluster.

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Surface-Related Multiple Attenuation Method Investigation in Inverse Data Domain
SHI Ying, LIU Hong, LI Yu-ying
J4    2011, 41 (1): 271-276.  
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Based on wave equation, inverse data method is induced from feedback iteration method to attenuate surface-related multiples, which uses the separation properties between primaries and multiples in inverse data domain. After transforming seismic data with multiples to inverse data domain, multiples energy is focused in some area. Attenuating surface-related multiples in inverse data domain can be realized by muting the focus energy simply, which avoiding adaptive fitting subtraction during prediction and subtraction based on wave equation, and primaries energy can not be harmed. Single trace seismic record and synthetic shot data model tests show that inverse data method is simple and applicable, which can attenuate surface-related multiples effectively, also maintain primaries well. Comparing with conventional SRME method show that inverse data method can cope with intercept events between primaries and multiples well.

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Estimation of the Ancient Lake Temperature and Paleo-Climate of the Cretaceous Period in the Songliao Basin
SHEN Jia-nian,WANG Qing-hong,HE Jiang-lin,LU Shuang-fang
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The first location of the lake sediment deposition is at the lake bottom, so the temperature of the lake bottom not only has influence on the preservation of organic matter, but also has influence on the formation temperature under the lake bottom. The ancient water body temperature, especially the temperature of the lake bottom becomes a key aspect in estimating the exploration prospect. According to the comparison between the previous research result of the paleoclimate and the nowadays climate, the average annual temperature during the Cretaceous period of the Songliao Basin is between 14 ℃ and 24 ℃. Using the reservoir temperature calculation method, and the data on the palaeolatitude and the paleowater depth, the palaeo-temperature of the lake surface of the Songliao Basin is between 17 ℃ and 25 ℃; the temperature of the bottom water is between 6.2 ℃ and 12.5 ℃ in the deep lake; the temperature of the deepest lake bottom is between 4.0 ℃ and 11.3 ℃. During the period of the Qingshankou Group and Nenjiang Group deposition, the temperature of the lake bottom did not change much with the seasons, and the temperature was low (about 8 ℃),and the stratification was clear. Therefore, the lower temperature at the lake bottom is favor of the Cretaceous biogas exploration in the Songliao Basin.
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The Characteristic of Gravity-Magnetic Fields and Crust Structure of NHC-1 Survey Line and Its Adjacent Area at Chaoshan Depression in North of the South China Sea
MENG Ling-shun, DU Xiao-juan,LIU Wan-song, SUN Jian-guo,ZHANG Feng-xu,WANG Xue-qiu,LIANG Tie-cheng,ZHANG Zhi-rong
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About 250 km gravity-magnetic profile data were obtained in Chaoshan depression in the Northern part of southern China sea for the first time. The crust structure of Chaoshan depression was studied, the distributions and attributes of the volcanic rock was analyzed qualitative. Based on Euler deconvolution, the position and depth of the source of gravity fields was estimated, the northern margin faults of continental slope and Dongsha faults was divided. According to dissecting depth of the zone of faults, the two zones of faults with upwelling of magma were transcrust (crust-upper mantle zone of faults). The depth of Moho-surface was calculated by Parker-Oldenburg inversion. Using moving average of logarithmic energy and men-computer mutual system, the depth of magnetic basement was inversed.The results shown that the depth of Moho-surface in Chaoshan depression was uplifted gradually from northwest to southeast direction, the beginning poing was about 25km deep, and the end point was 14 km deep.The depth of magnetic basement was deepen gradually from the start station 3.6 km of the measuring line in northwest direction to the end station 8.9 km of the measuring line in the southeast direction.
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The Model for Reservoir Formation Within the Sequence Stratigraphic Framework in Biyang Depression
JIANG Shu, WANG Hua
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Sequence stratigraphy research in Biyang depression indicates, the subtle reservoirs are related to system tracts of sequence stratigraphy, the updip pinchout reservoirs in south steep slope zone are mainly within the lowstand and highstand system tracts(LST and HST), the lithologic lens in the central depression are mainly abnormal geobody of LST and dolomite fracture reservoirs, the reservoirs in the north gentle slope are mainly stratigraphic unconformity, fault unconformity, fault-lithology, fault-nose reservoirs of HST, there also exist delta of LST, stratigraphic overlap of expanding system tracts(EST) and slump lithology of HST. Based on the sequence stratigraphy characteristics and the distribution of various types of reservoirs, the model for reservoir formation within the sequrence stratigraphic framework in the Biyang depression is established. The model indicates that the area around the salt lake zone is the keystone domains of subtle reservoirs exploration such as lithological/stratigraphic reservoirs, which include the geobody of LST, delta of LST, stratigraphic overlap of EST, dolomite fractures of HST, turbidite of HST and fault-lithology of HST.
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Impact of Lower Yellow River Flow Cutoff on the Formation and Exploitation of Groundwater in Alongside Areas
CAO Jian-feng, WANG Kai-jun, JIANG Ji-yi, YE Xue-yan
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The frequent flow cutoff has serious effect on eco-environment of the region along the lower Yellow River. The authors studies the impact on lateral seepage quantity and groundwater cycling caused by flow cutoff of Yellow River and compares it with that of the year 1999 through the numerical simulation model of groundwater flow system of affected zone. The lateral seepage quantity will decrease 53.8% on condition that the flow cutoff stage from Huayuankou to river entrance and breaking time is 300 days. The lateral seepage quantity will decrease 46.3% if flow cutoff from Jiahetan to river entrance and breaking time were 300 days,and it will decrease 75.2% if flow cutoff occurs throughout the year. The lateral seepage quantity will decrease 19.8% if flow cutoff from Luokou to river entrance and brea king time were 300 days,and it will decrease 25.1% if flow cutoff throughout the year. The lateral see page quantity will decrease 4.7% if flow cutoff from Lijin to river entrance and flow cutoff throughout the year. Flow cutoff of Yellow River has minor effect on shape of groundwater flow domain of affected zone,so the boundary feather of shallow groundwater system will not change. Though flow cutoff has major influence on the riverside source fields in the lower Yellow River,yet it won’t has great effect on groundwater resources in the affected zone of Yellow River.
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Mode of Structural Control about Groundwater Pour-in Mechanism in Xiadian Gold Deposits in Shandong Province
ZHOU Yan-zhang, CHI Bao-ming, LIU Zhong-pei
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As the typical structural fissured water pour-in deposits, the groundwater pour-in mechanism of Xiadian gold deposit, Zhaoyuan City in Shangdong Province, is evidently influenced by Zhaoping mineralizing structure. It is particular for the study of groundwater pour-in mechanism controlled by the structure. The structural information and evolution of the fissured-water pour-in on the basis of theory about Zhaoping structure mineralized dynamic system are analyzed. Meanwhile in virtue of the hydrogeological conditions and groundwater pourin characteristics, the mode of structural control about groundwater pour-in mechanism in Xiadian gold deposit is discussed, and made the conclusion that the structural fissured water dominated by Zhaoping structure dynamic system is the primary source of pit water.
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Subgrade Treatment Effects for Collapsibe Loess Subgrade of Fuxin-Chaoyang Freeway in West of Liaoning Province
XING Yu-dong,WANG Chang-ming,ZHANG Li-xin,KUANG Shao-hua
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In order to determine the technical program and technical parameters for stabilizing collapsible loess of subgrade treatment in west of Liaoning, some experimental research of stabilizing subgrade, such as, dynamic compaction, impact-rolling and lime soil pile, has been carried out. Combining insitu test with laboratory experiment, the physical and mechanical properties in experimental areas are compared before and after treatment, and some conclusions are drawn out such as:(1) It is effective to treat 4 m to 6 m in depth under 800 kN·m to 1 600 kN·m in compaction energy without with not less than 8 tamper times;(2) Lime soil pile is suitable to improve subgrade with thick loess, which can dispel the loess collapisibility either in the range of pile length or in a certain extent from pile end;(3) The method of impact-rolling is useful to treat loess with the less thickness of the layer and topsoil with about 1m in depth, and impact rolling is optimal in 40 times. The result mentioned above provided a technical references for collapsible loess sudgrade treatment in this area.
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The Prognosis of the Concealed Orebodies in the Shisangongli Area Nearby the Tuanjiegou Gold Deposit
WU Guo-xue, LI Shou-yi, LV Zhi-gang,WANG Yong-xiang, WANG Zhen-yong, CUI Min
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Based on the research on the metallogenic setting and on the mine geology of the Tuanjiegou gold deposit, a synthesis exploring model for the deposit has been set up. The characters of synthe-tical exploring information about the area have been summarized according the geological information, high precision magnetic measurement, γ-ray spectrum testing and geochemical information of soil carried out and the concealed gold orebodies have been forecasted. By compared to the synthetical exploring model of the Tuanjiegou gold deposit, the most favorable targets for the concealed orebodies were selected and tested. Gold ores were found in both exploratory trenches and shafts, and gold ores with 1.5t gold have been proven. It proves that the present forecasting efforts are successful and there is great potential also for gold searching around the Tuanjiegou gold deposit.
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Analysis on Prospecting Potiential of Eastern Kunlun Metallogenic Belt in Xinjiang, China
WANG Bao-jin,CHI Xiao-guo,BAI Jing-zhe,LIU Zhong, XU Ren-yu,YUAN Ping,YU Xi-wen
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The degree of geological research in the eastern Kunlun metallogenetic belt, Xinjiang is very low. However, 47 deposits (occurrences), including the Baiganhu W-Sn deposit, and 114 geochemical anomalies in scale 1∶50000 have been found recent years through varied mineral assessments in the area. It is concluded that the area belongs to a geochemical block of W. Based on the analysis of the geological setting of the area, the geological features of the Baiganhu W-Sn, Kalaquha Cu and Kezile Au deposits were studied,the prospecting potential of the mineral resources of the area and of the Baiganhu W-Sn deposit are discussed. It is suggested that the W-Sn potential of the area is great.Four metallogenetic prospects and 18 potential metallogenetic tracts are defined in the area.The Baiganhu W-Sn deposit should be super-large.
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Productivity of Paleo-Songliao Lake During the Late Cretaceous in Well Songke-1, Songliao Basin
NING Wei-kun, FU Li, HE Qiu-li
J4    2010, 40 (5): 1020-1026.  
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The geochemical study on well Songke-1 in Songliao basin indicates the biological development, varied water environments and paleoproductivity of paleo-Songliao Lake during the Late Cretaceous. A formula used to quantify the paleoproductivity of ocean was applied to restore paleoproductivity during the Late Cretaceous in Songliao basin. The results show that the highest paleoproductivity achieved at 3 000 g/(m2·a)during the deposition of the 1st Member of Qingshankou Formation (K2qn1) and the 1st Member of Nenjiang Formation (K2n1). Biomarker indicators show that the paleoproductivity was mainly contributed by algae and the paleolake was in hypereutrophic or eutrophic state with stratified water column and anoxic water-sediment interface. It is believed that the eutrophic lake was the result of transgression during the Late Cretaceous and formed high paleoproductivity. During the early age of Qingshankou 2nd-3rd Members’ deposit, the nutrients of the lake decreased to mesotrophic-eutrophic and the bioproductivity was decreasing. In the late age of Qingshankou 2nd-3rd Members’ deposit, the bioproductivity bloomed again and the lake became mesotrophic. The lake was in mesotrophic state with bioproductivity average at 365 g/(m2·a) during the deposit of Yaojia 1st Member. Both in the early and late deposit of Yaojia 2nd[CD*2]3rd  Members, the lake was in oligotrophic state with the bioproductivity lower than 100 g/(m2·a)and in the mid stage of deposit the lake became mesotrophic with increasing bioproductivity. It is concluded that the paleolake was characterized with blooming biomass and vibrating water environment. Further study shows that hypereutrophication and eutrophication are essential for depositing high-quality source rock.

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Characteristics and Implications of Daughter Minerals in Fluid Inclusions of Xiaoxinancha Gold-Rich Copper Deposit
ZHAO Jun-kang, SUN Jing-gui, MEN Lan-jing, CHEN Lei
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Daughter minerals in fluid inclusions from sulphide-quartz in north mining area of Xiao-xinancha gold-rich copper deposit(Jilin Province), were studied by microscope and laser Raman technique. It is proved that daughter minerals in different fluid inclusions include anhydrite, halite, sylvine and chalcopyrite. Characteristics of both these fluid inclusions and their daughter minerals indicate that the ore-forming fluid is of high salinity, oxidation and deoxidization. The conclusion also gives some important clues for further study on both ore-forming fluid and genesis of the deposit.
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