The bioavailable contents of heavy metals in karstic soils are a subject increasing concern since the uptake by plants can pose severe threat to food safety and public health. However, their effective factors poorly understood karst regions. Calcareous soil red developed from carbonate clastic rocks, respectively, were chosen typical region (Guilin) southwestern China, total (CT) available (CA)...

With the deepening of oil and gas exploration, importance depth is increasingly highlighted. The risk preservation storage space in deep reservoirs greater than that shallow medium layers. Deep layers mean older strata, more complex structural evolution hydrocarbon accumulation processes, even adjustment transformation reservoirs. This paper systematically investigates current status research p...

Fluid circulation at fractured basement/cover unconformity is of first importance for geothermal energy exploitation especially in continental rifting as the Upper Rhine Graben. This unconformity presents lot of natural fractures which constitute a large permeable fracture network driving brine movement. That constitutes a reservoir of hot water, which is exploited by several geothermal power p...

The structural configuration of SW Japan mainly reflects a late Jurassic-early Cretaceous orogeny. The region is divided into an inner belt and an outer belt, on the Japan sea and Pacific ocean sides respectively, by a strike-slip fault, the Median Tectonic Line (MTL). Both consist of a series of stacked nappes. The inner belt is divided into a Jurassic olistostrome known as the Tanba zone and ...

1. Introduction/Overview: Escarpments along Noachian cratered plateaus that form the margins of the outflow channels, chasmata and chaotic terrains [1] commonly display layered sequences appearing to contain populations of buried impact craters [2,3]. We refer to these materials as the Noachian Basal Layered Unit (NBLU), which resides stratigraphically at the base of the Hesperian and above the...

Whether or not coarse detrital sedimentary rocks occur within the \3.7 Ga Isua Greenstone Belt (IGB), southern west Greenland, has been debated for some time. Repeated, regional metamorphic, deformational, and metasomatic events have obscured most protolith lithologies leading to misunderstandings about the stratigraphy and environments of deposition. Rocks here interpreted as meta-conglomerate...

Three case studies are used to exemplify the wide variety of controlling factors that combine to influence the development of modern turbidite systems, and how these vary with location and time. For example, Cascadia Basin in the Pacific Ocean off western North America, which is underlain by the Cascadia Subduction Zone, exhibits the dominant tectonic control of earthquake triggering for turbid...

The origins of the mica-amphibole(K-richterite)-rutile-ilmenite-diopside (MARID) and the, presumably related, phlogopite-K-richterite-peridotite (PKP) mantle xenolith suites remain enigmatic. For instance, it is unclear if MARID rocks represent pervasively metasomatised peridotite or veins magmatic material. In Kaapvaal Craton, previous studies employing zircon U-Pb dating in PKP xenoliths demo...