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Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition)
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26 March 2024, Volume 54 Issue 2

Detailed Characterization of Neogene Relative Sea Level Change in Pearl River Mouth Basin and Its Control over Delta Sedimentary Evolution:Taking Hanjiang Formation and Zhujiang Formation of Oilfield A in Enping Sag as an Example

Wang Hua, Dai Jianwen, Chai Yukun, Heng Liqun, Song Gang, Sun Shuang, Li Rui
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  359-370.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220279
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Oilfield A in Enping sag was located in the ancient Pearl River delta front in the Neogene period. The sand bodies were generally thin, which made it difficult to predict the reservoir. The alternating of fluvial and oceanic processes also complicated the sedimentary microfacies transformation. These factors affect the increase of reserves and production in the future. Concerning the above problems, based on fine layer correlation and logging interpretation results, the average sandstone volume fraction in sand sets is used to characterize the relative sea level changes according to the characteristics of flat terrain and fewer changes in stratum thickness of ancient delta. Research shows that the average sandstone volume fraction of Zhujiang Formation and Hanjiang Formation in the study area can better represent the relative sea level changes and accurately describe the fifth order relative sea level change. By analyzing the sedimentary microfacies of sand sets, it revealed a good correspondence between relative sea level changes and the sedimentary microfacies evolution of deltas. The feasibility of characterizing relative sea level changes based on the average sandstone volume fraction of sand layers was verified, which can be used to predict the evolution of deltas and the superposition relationship of sand bodies.
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Genetic Mechanism of Relatively High-Quality Reservoirs of Middle Jurassic Shaximiao Formation Tight Sandstone in  Transition Zone Between  Central and Western Sichuan Basin

Song Linke, Liu Sibing, Zeng Qinggao, Zhou Dong, Tang Dahai, Wang Jinxi
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  371-388.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220208
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The Shaximiao Formation in the transition zone between the central and western Sichuan basin has great potential for natural gas exploration, which has become a hot spot of exploration in  Sichuan basin in recent years. At present, there are many aspects restricting the exploration and development of tight sandstone natural gas in the Shaximiao Formation. The formation mechanism and synthesized prediction of “relatively high-quality reservoirs” are one of the key issues that need to be resolved urgently. In this paper, a series of analysis methods were performed, including systematic physical property analysis, blue-dye thin section identification, scanning electron microscopy analysis, and reservoir geochemical analysis, to determine the genetic mechanism of relatively high-quality reservoirs in the Shaximiao Formation. The results indicate that the tight Shaximiao sandstones are dominated by lithic feldspar sandstone and feldspar lithic sandstone. The average volume fraction of quartz,feldspar,and rock debris in the Second Member of the Shaximiao Formation (SMSF) are 35.27%,  35.37%, and 29.36% respectively. The average volume fraction of quartz,feldspar,and rock debris in the First Member of the Shaximiao Formation (FMSM) are 37.79%, 24.01%, and 38.20% respectively. The volume fraction of feldspar is relatively high compared to the FMSM,and the volume fraction of rock debris is relatively high compared to the SMSF. In terms of type and content of lithic fragments, sandstones in the SMSF are dominated by metamorphic fragments, accounting for 55% of the whole lithic fragments. By contrast, those in the FMSF are dominated by magmatic fragments, making up to 43% of the whole lithic fragments. In addition, the reservoir pore system is predominately composed of primary pores followed by feldspar dissolution pores, in which the FMSF is characterized by a higher content of those pores than the SMSF. In the SMSF, samples with porosity above 12%  account for 38.00%, but with permeability above 1×10-3μm2 account for 25.25%. Those values in the FMSF are 3.09% and 41.22%, respectively. It is generally reflected that some relatively high-quality reservoirs tend to be developed under a tight background. The fact, that the SMSF reservoir is characterized by better porosity and the FMSF has better permeability, demonstrates that the pore structure of the FMSF reservoir is relatively better. Besides, The tight sandstone reservoir in Shaximiao Formation is controlled by litho-mineral association, hydrocarbon source system and diagenetic system. The litho-mineral association provided a material basis for the diagenetic evolution. The hydrocarbon source system controlled the dissolution intensity, and provided ions for main authigenic minerals precipitation in sandstone. The opening degree of the diagenetic system had an effect on the ions’ in-and-out, and affected the dissolution and precipitation of the diagenetic products. The difference of litho-mineral association, variation of sedimentary environment, hydrocarbon source system and opening degree of diagenetic system in SMSF and FMSF are the main reasons for the differential diagenesis.
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Geochemical Characteristics and Source of Crude Oil in Shawan Depression, Junggar Basin

Deng Gaoshan
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  389-412.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220216
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As an important oil and gas enrichment depression in the northwestern margin of Junggar basin, Shawan depression has significant oil and gas discoveries in Hongche fault zone and slope area. In order to clarify the source of crude oil in the structural periphery of Shawan depression, the geochemical indexes of four sets of hydrocarbon source rocks and crude oil in the northwestern margin of Junggar basin were analyzed, and the oil-source correlation was studied using the whole-hydrocarbon geochemistry. It is believed that the crude oil in Shawan depression can be divided into five types with different characteristics in biomarkers and carbon isotopes. Based on the geochemical characteristics of each set of hydrocarbon source rocks, it is considered that the Subtype A1  of crude oil in Shawan depression origins from the high matured source rocks of the Xiawuerhe Formation of Permian, the Subtype A2  of crude oil comes from the normal matured source rocks of the Xiawuerhe Formation, the  Type B of crude oil derives from the intermixture of the products of the source rocks of the Fengcheng Formation and the Xiawuerhe Formation, the  Type C of crude oil originates from the normal to high matured source rocks of the Fengcheng Formation of Permian, and the  Type D of crude oil are the product of the Jurassic source rocks.
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Source and Sink System and Exploration Practice in Early Wenchang Period  on  East Side of Huilu Low Uplift
Lei Yongchang, Qiu Xinwei, Wu Qiongling, Zhu Hongtao, Xiao Zhangbo, Li Min
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  413-428.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220340
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The east side of Huilu low uplift is Lufeng south hydrocarbon rich depression. In order to clarify the source and sedimentary reservoir distribution law on the east side of the low uplift, the research comprehensively uses the drilling and 3D seismic data to restore the ancient source area, describe the source to sink system elements, predict the plane distribution of sand rich sedimentary bodies, and discuss the control factors of sand body differential enrichment. The results show that Huilu low uplift develops a complete source and sink system controlled by paleogeomorphology. The lower Wenchang Formation of Paleogene in the study area can be further divided into eight uplift group units: A-H. On the basis of paleogeomorphology restoration, the eight uplift group units can be divided into 17 source and sink systems composed of independent watersheds and corresponding sedimentary areas. Among them, six independent source and sink systems composed of Watershed 1-6 are developed on the east side of Huilu low uplift, and Watershed  2, 4, and 6 have a large denudation range and denudation strength, and a large number of water systems, which are relatively concentrated. They are the main dominant source supply areas. The large denudation area, granite and volcanic rocks in Watershed 2 (eastern gentle slope of Lufeng 13 east sag) provide the material basis for the development of a large braided river delta and high quality reservoirs. The advantageous convergence of multiple water systems provides good development conditions for high-quality underwater distributary channel sandstone reservoirs.

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Volcanic Rock Distribution Based on  Characteristics of Pathway and Magma Chamber:An Example from  Lower Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation in Changling Fault Depression of Songliao Basin 

Hu Jia, Wang Lili, Wang Lixian, Han Haotian, Tao Peng, Tang Huafeng
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  429-446.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220167
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The distribution pattern of volcanic rocks in a scale of fault depression requires a unified analysis, starting from the deep magma chamber, to the transport system, and then to the eruption and distribution. However, the dominating of individual factor analyses in research process generally leads to an insufficient understanding. To fully understand the spatial distribution of the Lower Cretaceous Yingcheng Formation volcanic rocks in Changling faulted depression, the controlling effects of the magma chamber and ascending pathways are analyzed based on drilling data, seismic data and deep structures. The results are as follows: Laterally, the volcanic rocks of the Yingcheng Formation exhibit characteristics of east-west zonation and north-south blockiness, concentrating in the central depression zone. Horizontal fault throw is a sensitive parameter for determining the development of volcanic rocks, while vertical fault throw has a more significant impact on volcanic rock thickness. Faults are only a necessary condition for the development of volcanic rocks, not a sufficient one. The distribution of volcanic rocks is also constrained by up-doming of the asthenosphere and thinning zones in the crust due to extension. Volcanic material filling corresponds to the basin subsidence center in general. When the volume of volcanic rocks is limited, hydrocarbon source rocks can form a good source-reservoir combination with volcanic rocks. However, when the volume of volcanic rocks is large, it significantly reduces the deposition space for fine-grained sedimentary rocks and limits the spatial extension of hydrocarbon source rocks.


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Mesozoic-Cenozoic Tectonic Transition and Its Significances for Petroleum Exploration in the Southern Jizhong Depression 

Wang Qi, Sun Yonghe, Fu Xiaofei, Zhang Wanfu, Li Xiwei, Wang Yougong, Peng Xianfeng
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  447-460.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220175
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In order to analyze the Mesozoic-Cenozoic tectonic transition and its significance for oil and gas distribution in the southern Jizhong depression, based on seismic data, geological structure characteristics, structure evolution and tectonic transfer of the southern Jizhong depression are analyzed, at the same time, the geological significance for petroleum exploration are discussed. The study shows the differences in the geological structure and evolution on the two sides of the Hengshui accommodation zone (HAZ). The northern part of the HAZ is characterized by a half-graben controlled by double detachment faults with opposite dips, and the southern part of the HAZ is characterized by a compound half-graben controlled by a single detachment fault with multiple faults. The Mesozoic-Cenozoic evolution of the southern Jizhong depression can be divided into the following five periods: basement evolution stage (Mesozoic), initial rift evolution stage (Ek-Es4), strong rift evolution stage (Es3-Es2), weak rift evolution stage (Es1-Ed) and post-rift evolution stage (after Ng). The southern Jizhong depression has experienced a tectonic transition from basement NNE structural systems to Cenozoic NE systems, and the change of the stress field during the Mesozoic to Cenozoic is the dynamic reason for the formation of multi-directional complex structures. The Cenozoic transition affects the distribution of effective source rocks by affecting the migration of troughs, and influences reservoir sand distribution by controlling sand entry channels. The gradient change of displacement of main faults during structural transformation results in transverse anticline forming a favorable position indicating oil and gas enrichment. The transform structures formed by the tectonic transfer in different scales have a certain exploration potential.

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Prediction Method of Hydrocarbon Migration and Accumulation Space Distribution Positions in Different Layers Controlled by Oil Source Faults and Its Application

Xu Fengming
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  461-469.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220220
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In order to study the distribution law of oil and gas near oil source faults in petroliferous basins, based on the study of spatial distribution of oil and gas migration and accumulation in different layers controlled by oil source faults, through the oil source faults transporting favorable positions of oil and gas in the lower reservoir, the spatial distribution position of oil and gas migration and accumulation between source rock and lower cap rock controlled by oil source faults is determined. The spatial distribution of hydrocarbon migration and accumulation between source rock and middle cap rock controlled by oil source faults is determined through the oil source faults transporting favorable parts of oil and gas in the lower reservoir and the leakage parts of regional mudstone caprock in the lower reservoir. The spatial distribution of oil and gas migration and accumulation from the source rock to the upper cap rock controlled by oil source faults is determined by the oil source fault in the favorable part of oil and gas transmission in the lower reservoir and the leakage parts of the lower and central regional mudstone cap rocks. A prediction methods of hydrocarbon migration and accumulation space distribution positions in different layers controlled by oil source faults was established by the combination of the three. The results show that, except the western end, the rest parts are the spatial distribution parts of oil and gas migration and accumulation from the source rock of the Es3 Formation to the caprock of the Es1z Formation controlled by Gangdong fault. The spatial distribution of hydrocarbon migration and accumulation in the source rock of the Es3 Formation and the caprock of the Ed2 Formation, which are controlled by Gangdong fault, are distributed in its middle part, the former is slightly larger than the latter. These position are respectively beneficial to oil and gas generated by the source rock of the Es3 Formation migration and accumulation to the reservoirs under the regional mudstone caprock of the Es1z Formation, the Ed2 Formation and Nm Formation near Gangdong fault, it is consistent with the oil and gas distribution found in the reservoirs under the regional mudstone caprock of the Es1z Formation, the Ed2 Formation and Nm Formation near Gangdong fault at present, indicating that the method is feasible to predict the hydrocarbon migration and accumulation space distribution positions in different layers controlled by oil source faults.
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CH4-CO2 Competitive Adsorption and CO2 Sequestration in Na-Montmorillonite  Silt

Gong Fengming, Hou Dali, Qiang Xianyu, Xiang Xueni, Huang Sijing, Han Xin, Yu Yangyang, Gu Kangfu
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  470-478.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220230
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Shale is mainly composed of organic kerogen and inorganic clay minerals, and the adsorption of kerogen and clay minerals on CH4 is the main source of shale adsorbed gas. In order to study the adsorption behavior of CH4, competitive adsorption behavior of CH4-CO2 and the law of CO2 embedding in inorganic clay minerals, using Na-montmorillonite to characterize clay minerals in shale, and using Lammps software to simulate fluid adsorption at different pressures, temperatures and pore sizes based on the grand canonical Monte Carlo method. The results show that with the increase of pressure, the excess adsorption capacity of CH4 increases first and then decreases at each pore size, and reaches a peak value between 11 and 12 MPa. With the increase of temperature, the excess adsorption amount of CH4 decreased gradually at each pore size. With the increase of pore size, the excess adsorption amount of CH4 decreased gradually. At small pore size, CH4 mainly exists in the form of adsorption in Na-montmorillonite, and with the increase of pore size, the adsorption state and the free state of CH4 coexist in Na-montmorillonite, and the action type of Na-montmorillonite on CH4 is physical adsorption. The CO2 displacement efficiency increases with the increase of initial CO2 pressure and pore size. CO2 storage decreases with increasing temperature, increases with increasing injection pressure, and decreases with increasing pore size. The competitive adsorption ratio of CO2 and CH4 decreased with the increase of pressure and increased with the increase of pore size.

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Elemental Composition and Metallogenic Significance of  Ore Minerals in  Na’e Granite-Pegmatite Type Beryllium Deposit in Western Yunnan Province

Ming Tianxue, Tang Zhong, Li Rong, He Xiaohu, Tian Sumei, Yin Wei, Qin Yongkai, Bao Congfa, Li Liang, Yang Siqi, Zhang Zijun
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  479-497.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230126
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Na’e small pegmatitic beryllium deposit has recently been proved in the western Yunnan Province. The ore bodies are found in garnet and albitite granite pegmatite dikes within monzonitic granite. These ore bodies range from 100-1 150 m in length, 0.43-3.70 m in thickness ,and contain BeO, Ta2O5, Rb2O in concentrations of 0.007%-1.790%, 0.003 2%-0.053 3% and 0.041%-0.317%, respectively. The mainly major useful element in the ore is beryllium, associated with tantalum and rubidium. Some few ore mainly contains tantalum, and associated with beryllium and rubidium. The ore minerals include beryl, niobium tantalite, muscovite and K-feldspar. The beryl-bearing pegmatite is a siginificant prospecting indicator in the area, followed by garnet bearing albionite pegmatite. EPMA results show that beryl falls into the alkali-free beryl to low alkali beryl. The molecular formula for beryl is Be2.8928-2.9481Al1.9766-2.0225Si6O18. Muscovite contains w(Li2O) 0.500 1%-2.427 9% and w(Rb2O) 0.730 3%-2.304 2%, belonging to muscovite-polysilica muscovite-Li-rich muscovite. K-feldspar has a high w(Rb2O) content of 0.486 1%-1.033 4%, with a molecular formula of K0.8932-0.9713 \[Al1.0013-1.0151 Si2.9809-2.9990O8\]. Energy spectrum of garnet is characterized by the development of Mn and Fe bipeaks, mainly spessartine (Spe) and almandine (Alm), with spessartine accounting for 67.02%-69.07%, indicating a magmatic origin of spessartine. Beryllium is mainly occurred in beryl, rubidium in K-feldspar and muscovite, and lithium in muscovite-polysilica muscovite-Li-rich muscovite. The composition of muscovite and berylite shows that lithium was not initially enriched in granitic magmas in the Na’e  area, but the late pegmatite evolution involving highly enriched F-Li fluid activity in magmas played an important factor in the abnormal enrichment of rare metals in this area.

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Deep Metallogenic Prediction Based on 3D Geological-Geophysical Model:A Case Study of  Yongxin Gold Deposit in Heihe Area

Zhao Zhonghai, Cui Xiaomeng, Sun Jinggui, Chen Jun, Qiao Kai, Liang Shanshan, Manirambona Alain Jospin
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  498-515.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20210124
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Heilongjiang Yongxin gold deposit is located at the intersection of the Xing’an and Songnen blocks in the eastern section of the Xingmeng orogenic belt. It is a large-scale gold deposit newly discovered. In order to in-depth explore the metallogenic potential of the periphery and depth of the Yongxin gold deposit, based on the analysis of typical deposits, audio-frequency magnetotelluric sounding and combined gravity and magnetic profiles, the three-dimensional geological modeling software Creatar XModeling was used to construct three geological model models of the region and the deposit. The three-dimensional morphology of the main ore-controlling geological bodies was depicted, and the deep structural geological characteristics of the area, the spatial distribution characteristics of the ore bodies, and the relationship with geological elements were revealed. Then, using the cube prediction model prospecting method, according to the weight of evidence method, multi-source information such as geology and geophysics of the study area was fused, eight deep prospecting prediction targets were delineated. The drilling verification of some of these deep targets area obtained multiple mineralization information, which verified the accuracy and reliability of this deep prediction, indicating significant metallogenic potential in the deep part of the study area.


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Attribution of Neoproterozoic Meta-Volcanic Series  in Gengji-Banqiao Area, Northern Hubei Province:Evidence from Zircon U-Pb Dating and Hf Isotopes

Yuan Dongyang, Shi Wei, Liu Demin, Huang Tiantong, Xu Longsheng, Chen Chao, , Kong Lingyao
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  516-530.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220199
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There are two sets of meta-volcanic series scattered among the Sinian-Ordovician in  Gengji and Banqiao area of Zaoyang City, northern Hubei Province, Northern Yangtze craton. Their attribution is disputed by the Wudang Group and Huashan Group, and has lacked in-depth research for a long time. Through systematic field investigation, LA-ICP-MS zircon U-Pb dating and Lu-Hf isotopic analysis, we propose that the meta-volcanic series in the Gengji area were mainly light gray and grayish white metamorphic acidic pebbly pyroclastic tuff, crystalline tuff, vitroclastic tuff and siltstone, associated with the siliceous striated stromatolite dolomite of the Dagushi Group. The zircon age for the metamorphic pyroclastic tuff from Gengji is 821.7 Ma with zircon εHf(t) values of -2.44-9.70, indicating that they may be part of the Huashan Group in the Northern Yangtze craton. However, the meta-volcanic series in the Banqiao area were mainly composed of grainy and white metamorphic acid clastic rock tuff, volcanic tuff, acid volcanic rock and siltstone, and associated with a large number of basic intrusive rocks. The zircon age of the metamorphic acid volcanic rocks from Banqiao is 741.2 Ma with zircon εHf(t) values of 4.62-9.56, indicating they belong to the Wudang Group in the South Qinling orogen, and may be a remnant of the thrust nappe during Indosinian.


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Petrogenesis of  Cenozoic Basalts in Bohai Bay Basin:Geochemical and Sr-Nd-Hf-Pb Isotopic Evidences
Sun Jing, Jiang Leiyin, Hou Wen
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  531-545.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230173
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The Cenozoic basalts in the Bohai Bay basin are an important part of the Cenozoic basalts in the northeast of the North China craton. However, the limited exposure of basalt on the surface in the region hinders research of this place. In this study, we selected drill core samples from Liaohe oil field and analyzed their major and trace elements, and Sr-Nd-Hf-Pb isotopic compositions. The Cenozoic basalts from the Bohai Bay basin in this study are mainly tholeiite and trachybasalt. Their SiO2 and MgO contents are ranging from 49.08% to 50.70%, and 2.63% to 5.80%, respectively. Moreover, they are enriched in LREEs with highly fractionated LREEs and HREEs ((La/Yb)N = 7.96-11.61 and (Dy/Yb)N =1.71-1.84). These samples are enriched in high field strength elements (HFSE) and large ion lithophile elements (LILE), with evidently positive Nb, Ta and Sr and without Eu and Ce anomalies. The Sr, Nd and Hf isotope ratios of the whole rock are (87Sr/86Sr)i=0.704622-0.706581, εNd(t)=1.1-1.9, εHf(t)=1.6-4.6, respectively. The ratios of (206Pb/204Pb)i,(207Pb/204Pb)i and (208Pb/204Pb)i are 17.257 7-17.409 9,15.201 5-15.335 4 and 37.185 8-37.912 9, respectively. All these characteristics are similar to those of the oceanic island basalts (OIBs). The geochemical features, combined with petrographic observations and Sr-Nd-Hf-Pb isotopic compositions, suggest weak crustal contamination and fractional crystallization in their origin. In conclusion, the Bohai Bay Cenozoic basalts were derived from slight partial melting of asthenospheric mantle.
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Reliability Evaluation of Empirical Formula Between Shear Wave Velocity and Depth of Conventional Soils
Lu Dawei , Sun Yihan, Liu Hongshuai
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  546-557.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220271
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The statistical relationship between shear wave velocity and depth for conventional soil types (“Relationship Between Shear Wave Velocity and Depth of Conventional Soils”,by Liu Hongshuai, et al,power function and one-quadratic model equations in Tables 2 to 5) is a national empirical equation. It has become an important reference for testing and comparing empirical equations in many regions, but lacks a more systematic evaluation of reliability. Therefore, the statistical empirical equation of shear wave velocity and depth in typical domestic regions (Beijing, western Shandong, Chengdu,Tianjin, Changzhou and Wuhan) are selected to test the reliability of the empirical equation of the national shear wave velocity and depth of conventional soils. The results show that: The power function model predicts that the shear wave velocity increases with depth, which is consistent with qualitative understanding, while the quadratic model may exhibit unreasonable bending anomalies and should not be used. The prediction accuracy of the national shear wave velocity empirical equation varies significantly in different regions. In most regions, the absolute relative errors of the prediction for the vast majority of soil types are generally less than ±20%. The absolute relative errors are larger only within 20 m of the near-surface, with a maximum of about 40%. In a few areas, the absolute relative errors of the prediction are greater than 20%. It is recommended to prioritize the selection of shear wave velocity empirical formulas suitable for local conditions; When there is a lack of local equations and it is necessary to choose the national power function type empirical equations for shear wave velocity, it should be tested and confirmed by the local measured data before use; The shear wave velocity within the 20 m range is best determined by actual measurement, which helps to reduce the significant errors brought by the national shear wave velocity empirical formula. 

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Mechanism of Ion Erosion on Concrete Under  Action of Dry-Wet Cycles
Wang Boxin, Huang Zhixin, Bi Guangze
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  558-569.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220334
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In order to address the significant degradation of concrete durability caused by long-term external sulfate and carbonate corrosion under dry-wet cycle conditions. This article investigates the erosion and migration patterns of sulfate and carbonate ions inside concrete under dry-wet cycling conditions. Firstly, the damage mechanism of the two ions on concrete erosion was analyzed and compared through the chemical reaction process of ion erosion on concrete and scanning electron microscope (SEM) experiments. Then, the transmission and exchange laws of sulfate ions and carbonate ions at the interface between the concrete surface and the outside world were analyzed by referencing the room model.  The results indicate that, 1) Within 180 days, ion erosion mainly occurs within the range of 0-20 mm on the concrete surface, and the predicted value of the room model deviates from the actual value by about 0.75. 2) The depth of concrete erosion is positively correlated with the water cement ratio, and the room model can predict the degree of concrete erosion. 3) The failure of concrete can be explained from the perspective of the expansion pressure caused by the chemical reaction products of sulfates and carbonates.

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Influence of High Thermal Conductivity of Thermal Pipe in a Short Period of Subgrade Filling

Han Changyu, Zhao Haoting
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  570-580.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220265
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To study the influence of high thermal conductivity of thermal pipe on the temperature field of frozen soil under the subgrade in permafrost regions in the short term after subgrade filling, the temperature field change in the short term after subgrade filling was studied by numerical simulation method based on the coupling effect of water and heat. The results show that, due to the high thermal conductivity of the thermal pipe, the frozen front of the subgrade is concave along the thermal pipe in the short term after filling. Filling in June is easy to cause hydrothermal erosion at the slope toe and evaporation section;Filling in July, the lowest point of the freezing front is deeper than the embedded depth of the thermal pipe, which is the most unfavorable for the stability of the thermal pipe;Filling in August and September, the influence time of high thermal conductivity of hot rod is short. The effect of high thermal conductivity of thermal pipe on temperature field increases with the increase of filler temperature and thermal conductivity. In order to reduce the impact of high thermal conductivity of the thermal pipe in the short term after filling, construction from June to July should be avoided. During construction, the temperature of subgrade filler should be reduced as much as possible, and the thermal conductivity of the material can be appropriately reduced without affecting the cooling effect.


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Destabilization Mechanism of Ziquejie Terrace

Ouyang Qi, Chen Xin, Wei Runchu, Wu Shimeng, Zhu Zhiyuan
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  581-591.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220268
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In order to discuss the influence of rainfall infiltration on the stability of granite terrace slope, this paper takes the Ziquejie terrace in Hunan Province as an example. Based on the analysis of the geological conditions of Ziquejie terrace, the seepage field and stability of different slope gradients and different  soil layer thicknesses under rainstorm conditions were analyzed based on the coupling of multiple modules of the finite element numerical simulation software Geostudio. The results show that under the working condition of 90 mm/d rainfall intensity and 5 days  rainfall duration, the slopes with 35° and 40° gradients are in a state of destabilization, and the stability coefficient is negatively correlated with the increase of slope gradient; The thicker the fully weathered soil layer is, the lower the safety factor of the slope is. After 5 days of rainfall, the stability coefficients of different soil layers under different working conditions are similar. However, when there is no rainfall, the thinner the fully weathered soil layer is, the more stable the slope is.


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Numerical Simulation of Groundwater Flow in a Karst Area with Conduits Generated by Gaussian Distribution
Liu Guodong, Du Chenghong, Hou Jie, Yang Mengxi, Chen Yu, Xie Yang
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  592-603.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220255
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In order to simulate the groundwater movement in the karst area more accurately, a karst hydrogeological unit in Pu’an County, southwest Guizhou Province was taken as the research area. The FEFLOW software based on the finite element method was employed to establish a numerical simulation model that couples karst conduits with equivalent porous media for groundwater flow in the area. Gaussian random distribution was employed to generate conduits for underground rivers controlled by the geological conditions such as fault, fissure, fracture etc. The water flow in the equivalent porous medium was described by the partial differential equation of the 3-D transient flow, and the water flow in the conduit was described by the Manning-Strickler equation. The water conducting fault is treated as a strong permeable block, the infiltration coefficient of rainfall in the catchment areas of the sinkhole is set to 1, and the spring is treated as a pumping well with a constant head in the numerical model. The simulation results showed that the determining coefficient of the relationship between the calculated water level and the measured water level at 25 observation wells can reach 0.998 5, and the Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency coefficient reaches 0.998 2, which is very close to 1. It shows that the groundwater simulation model based on these treatments reflects the characteristics of karst groundwater movement and has strong simulation ability, which can be used to improve the evaluation accuracy of karst groundwater resources.

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Distribution Characteristics and Influencing Factors of Aboveground Biomass in Typical Grassland Ecosystem in Xilin River Basin

Liu Tingxi, Zhao Xinyu, Duan Limin, Wang Yixuan, Li Mingyang, Li Yuankang
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  604-618.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220145
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In order to systematically quantify the synergistic relationship between environmental factors and their regulation of spatial and temporal patterns of biomass, taking the Xilin River basin as the study area, this study measured the aboveground biomass (AGB), soil water content, soil density, organic carbon mass fraction, total nitrogen mass fraction, soil pH and other environmental factors of the typical grassland ecosystem from May to September 2020. The relationship between AGB and driving factors were analyzed by using the geographic detector method. The results show that: 1) Watershed-level AGB increases stably at the beginning stage of the growing season, displays the highest increase rate in July, and reaches the maximum on September 3rd. AGB in the upstream and downstream is 209.12 and 147.19 g/m2, respectively. AGB in the upstream of the watershed is significantly higher than that in the downstream (significance level p<0.05), and the overall spatial pattern of AGB shows a decreasing trend from the southeast to the northwest in the watershed. 2) During the entire vegetation growing season, meteorological factors (precipitation and air temperature) are key factors driving the changes in AGB, with an explanation rate of more than 60.0% in the regression model. At the end of the growing season, in addition to meteorological factors, soil pH also significantly influences the dynamics of AGB in time and space. 3) At each stage of the growing season, the interaction between environmental factors shows nonlinear enhancement and double-factor enhancement. At the beginning of the growing season, the interaction between precipitation and  dry density of soil shows the most influential. When soil water content reaches a relatively high level, the interaction of soil dry density with other environmental factors (precipitation, air temperature, pH) exerts a significant impact on the AGB in the peak and late stages of the growing season vegetation growth in the basin.

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Evaluation of Eco-Geological Environment Quality in Strait Coastal Areas Based on AHP:Taking Southwest Coastal Areas of Malaysia

of North Coast of Malacca Strait as an Example

Wu Dongzhe, Jiang Qigang, Gu Zongrui, Zhang Sen, Fu Changliang
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  619-632.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20220170
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The eco-geological environment quality shows the overall situation of regional geological action and ecological spatial distribution. In order to provide the basis for the ecological protection and restoration of the southwest coastal areas of Malaysia of the north coast   of Malacca Strait and the investment and construction of “One Belt and One Road”, GIS technology and hierarchical analysis method are combined. Based on the data set of Malaysia basic geology and geological disaster remote sensing geological application and mapping project results, the eco-geological environment quality evaluation index system of the southwest coastal area of Malaysia along the north coast of  Malacca Strait was constructed and comprehensively evaluated. Through the analysis of the results, the eco-geological environment quality of the study area was divided into four grades: excellent, good, medium and poor. The area of excellent and good area was larger, which was 2 753.31 km2 and 2 960.33 km2, respectively, accounting for 34.19% and 36.76% of the total area of the study area, and mainly distributed in the hilly areas of the northern coastal plain. The medium and poor districts are 1 702.72 km2 and 618.57 km2, accounting for 21.37% and 7.68% of the total area of the research area, respectively, and are mainly distributed in southern Sembilan central , Selangor and northern Malacca. According to the evaluation results, the eco-geological environment quality of this area is good on the whole. The  excellent area and good area account for 70.00% of the total area of the study area. The medium  area and poor area are mainly restricted by the stratigraphic structure and ecological conditions, so it is necessary to carry out environmental protection and ecological restoration according to specific problems.

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Application of Tilt-Euler Method Based on Regularization  in Edge Depth Inversion
Luo Xingang, Wang Wanyin,
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  633-646.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230035
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The edge depth of geological bodies plays a critical role in the semi-quantitative interpretation of gravity and magnetic field data. Since gravity and magnetic anomalies and their derivatives of all orders satisfy the Euler homogeneous equation, the tilt-Euler method is favored for inversion of edge depth. However, it is found that when the total horizontal derivative or the total gradient mode of gravity or magnetic anomalies is equal to zero, the first-order derivative of the tilt angle cannot be calculated, resulting in the tilt angle cannot satisfy the Euler equation, and the tilt-Euler method cannot be used. In order to solve this problem, based on the regularization idea, we modified the first-order derivative of the tilt angle, so that the first-order derivative of the tilt angle can still be calculated when the total horizontal derivative or the total gradient mode of gravity or magnetic anomalies is equal to zero, and the modified derivatives of the tilt angle still satisfy the Euler equation. We call the improved method the rtilt-Euler method. At the same time, the normalized vertical derivative of the total horizontal derivative (NVDR-THDR) with higher edge recognition accuracy was used to constrain the inversion results and eliminate the bad points deviating from the edge position. The results of the model test show that the improved method eliminates the problems that the tilt angle derivative cannot be calculated and the instability of the inversion restults when the total horizontal derivative or the total gradient mode of gravity or magnetic anomalies is zero or very small.   This method was applied to the edge depth inversion of iron oxide, copper-gold (IOCG) deposit of the Olympic Dam in Australia. The results show that the edge depth of the iron oxide, copper-gold deposit is mainly concentrated in the depth ranges of 0-100 m and 100-200   m, which is consistent with the edge depth of 0-200 m shown by the sedimentary profile, proving the effectiveness of the method.

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Amplitude Extraction of Ground-Airborne Frequency-Domain Electromagnetic Signals Based on Synchroextracting Transform

Chen Liang, Zhang Tianyu, Wang Yanzhang, Zhou Haigen, Jiang Chuandong,
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  647-654.  DOI: doi:10.13278/j.cnki. jjuese.20230084
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The detection signal of the ground-airborne frequency-domain electromagnetic method (GAFDEM) is multi-frequency non-stationary signal, when extracting its amplitude using conventional Fourier transform methods, the resolution is poor. To solve the above problem, this paper proposes an amplitude extraction  method of ground-airborne  frequency-domain electromagnetic  signal  based on synchroextracting transform (SET). This method  performs SET on the electromagnetic data to obtain high-resolution time-frequency graph, and uses energy operator to make the energy of time-frequency spectral electromagnetic data more concentrated. At the same time, the greedy algorithm is used to realize the ridge extraction method to obtain the high energy band of the time-frequency graph. By filling in zero values in the ridges adaptively through autoregressive model, the endpoint effect problem caused by the window function is solved.  according to the complex value of the time-frequency-diagram at the ridge location, the variation of the amplitude of each frequency component with time is obtained, and the accuracy of the amplitude extraction of electromagnetic signals in the ground-airborne frequency-domain based on SET is investigated under different signal-to-noise ratios. Through calculation, when the signal-to-noise ratio  is greater than or equal to 10 dB, the average relative root mean square error  of the amplitude extraction result is less than 5%; When the signal-to-noise ratio  is less than 10 dB, the average relative root mean square error of the amplitude extraction result is less than 10%, achieving good extraction results. This method is applied to the GAFDEM delection  of the Huola Mountain tunnel project in Xinjiang, and the amplitude of each frequency component of the multi-frequency electromagnetic signal is successfully extracted. Compared with the method of extracting non-stationary signal amplitude using the Fourier transform, this method effectively improves the resolution of amplitude extraction results.
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Theoretical Framework of L-S Thermoacoustoelasticity Based on Rational Extended Thermodynamics

Li Yuanxie, Liu Cai
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  655-687.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230002
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This paper combines L-S thermoelasticity with acoustoelasticity based on  continuum mechanics and analysis process of rational extended thermodynamics to establish the basic framework of L-S thermoacoustoelasticity, including four components: kinematics, mechanics and thermodynamics, constitutive equations and evolution equations, and fundamental field equations. In the kinematic part, Lagrangian description and Eulerian description are distinguished, as well as three different states and configurations, while two types of transition processes from the natural state to the initial state are defined for the case of thermoacoustoelasticity; In the mechanics and thermodynamics part, the laws of conservation of mass, conservation of momentum, conservation of angular momentum, conservation of energy, and the entropy production inequality are given, which lead to the limitations of classical irreversible thermodynamics; In the part of the constitutive equations and evolution equations, the principle of extended irreversible thermodynamics is introduced, and the constitutive equations and evolution equations of thermoacoustoelasticity from the natural state to the initial state and those from the initial state to the final state are derived based on the process of rational extended thermodynamics, taking heat flux as the constitutive independent variable and considering the correlation of heat flux with strain and temperature; In the last part, the equations of motion and the first-order velocity-stress- heat flux-temperature differential equations for numerical simulations are given.
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Optimization and Application of Organic Carbon Logging Prediction Models for Source Rocks: A Case Study of Chang 9 Member of Yanchang Formation in Ansai Area, Ordos Basin
Feng Ruoqi, Liu Zhengwei, Meng Yue, Jiang Liting, Han Zuowei, Liu Linyu
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  688--700.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230004
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Total organic carbon (TOC) mass fraction is an important index of source rocks evaluation. In order to evaluate the organic carbon of source rocks in Chang 9 Member of Yanchang Formation in Ansai area, southeast Ordos basin, firstly,this article  establishes w(TOC) models for quantitative prediction of well logging by applying the multiple regression model, the traditional Δlog R model, the improved Δlog R model and the generalized Δlog R model, based on core analysis of measured w(TOC) data and  the response characteristics of source rocks to different logging curves.  Secondly, by   analyzing and combining  these models,  the fitting superposition coefficient  extracted from the improved Δlog R model is applied  to the calculation of two generalized Δlog R models, and the application effect is  good. Finally, the four models are compared and optimized, and the most suitable quantitative prediction model for source rocks in the study area is proposed. The results show that the generalized Δlog R model considering the density factor has the highest accuracy, with an average relative error of 7.78%; The multiple regression  model   has the second highest accuracy, with an average relative error of 9.65%. Both of them can meet the accuracy requirements of quantitative prediction of w(TOC).
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Lithology Identification Method for Logging While Drilling Based on Random Tree Embedding
Wang Xinling, Zhu Xinyi, Zhang Hongbing, Sun Bo, Xu Kexin
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  701-708.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki. jjuese.20230193
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Lithology identification is an important task in reservoir evaluation. With the development of machine learning methods, intelligent lithology identification has become a popular research direction. Logging while drilling (LWD) technology has been widely used. However, in the actual production process, due to the high-temperature and high-pressure operating conditions, only a few logging parameters can be measured by LWD. Due to the small number of logging parameters,  machine learning model is not able to fully tap into the few parameters. To solve this problem, this paper introduced random tree embedding into LWD lithology identification. The low dimensional LWD data was encoded by the binary tree and transformed into high dimentional sparse features, and  the upgraded data was used for training to improve the discriminative ability of the machine learning model. The comparative experiment results in this paper show that the random forest method with random tree embedding has the best recognition effect, the accuracy and F1 value are improved by 3.16% and 3.25% respectively, compared with the direct use of random forest, and outperforms the gradient boosted tree, extremely random tree and particle swarm optimization support vector machine algorithms.

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Three Roaming Algorithms of Chongqing City Based on Cesium and Their Comparative Analyses
Li Ying, Zhao Ningxi
Journal of Jilin University(Earth Science Edition). 2024, 54 (2):  709-720.  DOI: 10.13278/j.cnki.jjuese.20230029
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The roaming function is widely used in the fields of digital earth, virtual reality and simulation. Previous researches mostly focused on desktop applications under client/server(C/S) structure. This paper constructs a virtual Earth based on Cesium, an open-source 3D geography framework on the Web side under browser/server(B/S) structure and designs three different roaming algorithms: conventional algorithm, callback function algorithm and Lagrange interpolation algorithm. Then, the tilting photography model of downtown Chongqing was successfully loaded on the virtual Earth’s surface to realize the roaming functions of the three different algorithms. Finally, the effectiveness of the three algorithms was compared in terms of frames per second (FPS) and network latency (NL). The results show that the average FPS in the first 50 s for conventional algorithm, callback function algorithm and Lagrange interpolation algorithm are 70, 74 and 80 Hz, respectively; The average NL in the first 50 s for conventional algorithm, callback function algorithm and Lagrange interpolation algorithm are 14.145, 13.166 and 12.419 ms, respectively. In terms of FPS, callback function algorithm is 5.714% higher than conventional algorithm, while Lagrange interpolation algorithm is 14.286% higher than conventional algorithm. In terms of NL, callback function algorithm is 6.921% shorter than conventional algorithm, while Lagrange interpolation algorithm is 12.202% shorter than conventional algorithm. Overall, the final order of the three algorithms’ running efficiency from largest to smallest is: Lagrange interpolation algorithm, callback function algorithm, and conventional algorithm. Namely, callback function algorithm and Lagrange interpolation algorithm have certain improvements compared with conventional algorithm in the process of roaming, and Lagrange interpolation algorithm can achieve the most efficient and smooth operation and rendering effects.

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