نتایج جستجو برای: stratigraphic

تعداد نتایج: 4447  

Journal: :Philosophical transactions. Series A, Mathematical, physical, and engineering sciences 2011
Jan Zalasiewicz Mark Williams Richard Fortey Alan Smith Tiffany L Barry Angela L Coe Paul R Bown Peter F Rawson Andrew Gale Philip Gibbard F John Gregory Mark W Hounslow Andrew C Kerr Paul Pearson Robert Knox John Powell Colin Waters John Marshall Michael Oates Philip Stone

The Anthropocene, an informal term used to signal the impact of collective human activity on biological, physical and chemical processes on the Earth system, is assessed using stratigraphic criteria. It is complex in time, space and process, and may be considered in terms of the scale, relative timing, duration and novelty of its various phenomena. The lithostratigraphic signal includes both di...

2018
E. Gatti A. J. Durand P. L. Gibbard Clive Oppenheimer A. J. Durant C. Oppenheimer

Investigation of the climatic and environmental impacts of the Youngest Toba Tuff (YTT, ∼74 ka BP) eruption of Toba volcano, Sumatra, is crucial for understanding the consequences of the eruption for contemporaneous human populations. The Middle Son Valley, in India, was the first locality on the Indian subcontinent where the YTT was reported. The ash bed forms a discontinuous layer stretching ...

2008
Tina Yu Dave Wilkinson

Well log data are routinely used for stratigraphic interpretation of the earth’s subsurface. This paper presents an automatic blocking scheme that transforms numerical well log data into a fuzzy symbolic representation. This representation maintains the character of the original log curves, which is essential for the stratigraphic interpretation, while making the interpretation task easier. Add...

2005
KEITH H. JAMES

Literature reports upper Cretaceous to Middle Eocene flysch/wildflysch deposits from Mexico, Guatemala, Jamaica, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Barbados, Granada, Trinidad, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. Early papers recording their widespread distribution and noting their tectonic implications are often overlooked by popular palaeogeographic and plate tectonic reconstructions of the Caribbean area...

2017
James D. Schiffbauer John Warren Huntley David A. Fike Matthew Jarrell Jeffrey Jay M. Gregg Kevin L. Shelton

Several positive carbon isotope excursions in Lower Paleozoic rocks, including the prominent Upper Cambrian Steptoean Positive Carbon Isotope Excursion (SPICE), are thought to reflect intermittent perturbations in the hydrosphere-biosphere system. Models explaining these secular changes are abundant, but the synchronicity and regional variation of the isotope signals are not well understood. Ex...

2004
Diego Pol Mark A. Norell Mark E. Siddall

Measures of stratigraphic fit to phylogeny are analyzed to test how they are affected by the shape and size of the phylogenetic trees and by the number of stratigraphic intervals encompassed. Monte Carlo randomizations are used to investigate the sensitivity of three commonly used measures (SCI, GER and MSM*) approximating their distribution of possible values under certain conditions. All are ...

2013
Kelsey E. MacCormack Christopher J. Banks

The Alberta Geological Survey (AGS) has been tasked with integrating digital stratigraphic data from a variety of sources to produce a regional 3-dimensional geological model of Alberta, often referred to as ‘The Framework’. This is a suitable model name, as it has been widely recognized that this model provides a framework to integrate our data and evaluate multidisciplinary correlations. The ...

2016
Johann Neveling Robert A. Gastaldo Sandra L. Kamo John W. Geissman Cindy V. Looy Marion K. Bamford

The Karoo Basin has long been considered to contain the type stratigraphic succession for the terrestrial expression of the end-Permian mass extinction. A detailed extinction model, based on biostratigraphic and geologic data, has proposed rapid environmental change that coincides with a vertebrate biozone boundary, which was postulated to have been caused by increased aridity. Our sedimentolog...

2006
Ping An

A seismic volume of a certain stratigraphic layer may be decomposed into components for channel analysis. In the first case study of stratigraphic interpretation, the relative amplitude of the first component outlines the channel. The relative amplitude of the second component discovers different lithological or stratigraphical features inside the channel. The relative amplitude of the third co...

2013
Mikhail A. Ivanov James W. Head

Completion of a global geological map of Venus has provided documentation of the relative age relationships, spatial distribution, and topographic configuration of the major geologic units and permitted us to address several important problems concerning the volcanic history of Venus. We use these data to: 1) assess the stratigraphic position of volcanic units and landforms, 2) determine their ...

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