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1971

Crustal Structure of Iceland from Explosion Seismology

Gudmundur Palmason
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Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 1971

Five Measurements of Heat Flow in Southern Canada

Alan M. Jessop, Alan S. Judge
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1971

Geothermal heat flux evaluated from turbulent fluctuations above the sea floor

Mark Wimbush, John G. Sclater

Heat flux values measured in the sediment with a 2.5-meter Bullard probe agreed with the values determined from spectra of temperature and current measured in the water within a meter of the ocean bottom. This agreement, together with the absence of significant long-term temperature fluctuations in the abyssal water, suggests that above-bottom heat flux measurements may be practical.

Geophysical Journal International, 1971

Measurements of terrestrial heat flow in Hokkaido (Part 2)

Sachio Ehara, I. Yokoyama
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Journal of the Faculty of Science, Hokkaido University. Series 7, Geophysics, 1971

Terrestrial Heat Flow in Hokkaido, Japan : Preliminary Report

Sachio Ehara
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1971

Bericht über geothermische Messungen in der Bohrung Weissenstein

Ralph Haenel, Gustav Zoth
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1971

Heat flow in the western United States

John H. Sass, Arthur H. Lachenbruch, Robert J. Munroe, Gordon W. Greene, Thomas H. Moses Jr
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1971

Elevation of ridges and evolution of the central eastern Pacific

John G. Sclater, Roger N. Anderson, M.Lee Bell

An empirical relationship between ridge elevation and age of the oceanic crust is presented for the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. This relationship is accounted for by the thermal contraction of a cooling lithosphere as it moves away from a center of spreading, and thus is compatible with plate theory. Hence, it is possible to use topographic profiles to predict the age of the ocean floor. Detailed examination of profiles in different areas indicates that slow-spreading ridges (half-rate <3 cm/yr) may have a shallower crestal elevation than faster ridges (half-rate >3 cm/yr). However, all ridges appear to show a …

Naturwissenschaften, 1971

Lake Tanganyika: water chemistry, sediments, geological structure

Egon T. Degens, Richard P. Von Herzen, How-Kin Wong
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1971

Bericht über geothermische Messungen in der Bohrung Riedenburg

Ralph Haenel, Gustav Zoth
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1971

Sea floor geothermal measurements form Vema cruise 24

Marcus G. Langseth Jr, Isabel E. Malone, Dee Breger
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1971

Thermal conductivity of rocks from measurements on fragments and its application to heat-flow determinations

John H. Sass, Arthur H. Lachenbruch, Robert J. Munroe

A series of measurements indicates that the thermal conductivity of a rock generally can be estimated adequately for geophysical purposes from simple laboratory measurements on fragments of the rock. The solid-rock conductivity is deduced from a divided-bar measurement of the conductivity of a cylindrical cell containing water-saturated rock fragments. All determinations fall within about ten per cent of conventionally measured solid-rock values for a variety of crystalline and sedimentary rocks with conductivities ranging from about 3 to 14 mcal/cm sec°C. Good agreement is found between values determined from drill cuttings and solid core from the same depth in deep boreholes. …

Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, 1971

Geothermal measurements on Leg 8

Richard P. Von Herzen, R.J. Fiske, G. Sutton
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1971

Heat Flow through the Floor of the Cascadia Basin

Ben J. Korgen, Gunnar Bodvarsson, Rod S. Mesecar
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北海道大学地球物理学研究報告, 1971

Measurements of Terrestrial Heast flow in Hokkaido (Part 2)

幸雄 江原, 泉 横山
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1971

Teplovoe pole Ukrayiny (Thermal Field of Ukraine )

Vadim V. Gordienko, R.I. Kutas
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Izvestiya Vuzov, Neft I Gaz (Physics Bulletin, Oil and Gas), 1971

Veplovye Potoki I Neftegazonosnost Na Primere Dono-medveditskoi Sistemy Dislokatsii (Heat flows and oil and gas content on the example of the Dono-Medveditskaya Dislocation System )

Yu.K. Taranukha, O.V. Kamalova
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Zeitschrift für Geophysik, 1970

Eine neue Methode zur Bestimmung der terrestrischen Wärmestromdichte in Binnenseen

Ralph Haenel

Die Dichtc des terrcstrischen Wiirmestromes kann aus Messungcn in den Lockcrsedimenten am Boden von Binnensccn ermittelt werden, wenn die MeBstelle in min- I i' destens SO m Wassertiefe liegt und wenn man die Messungen im Herbst durchnihrt. Diese Bedingungen ergeben sich aus einer Betrachtung der raumzeitlichen TemperaturverteiIung ' im Wasser von Binnensecn. An den Ergebnissen ist im wescntlichen noch eine Korrektur I anzubringen wegen der durch den See hervorgerufenen Stiirung des Tempcraturfeldes im Boden. Der Gesamtfehler der Methode wird auf ±20% oder kleiner geschiitzt. I Urn diese Moglichkeit uuszunutzen, wurde eine Sonde gebaut, mit der folgende GroBen gemessen werden konnen: …

Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 1970

Heat flow and radioactivity in Australia

J.C. Jaeger
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Geofizicheskii Sbornik, 1970

Teplovoe Pole I Glubinnoe Stroenie Vos-Tochnykh Karpat (Thermal Field And Deep Structure of the Eastern Carpathians)

R.I. Kutas, Vadim V. Gordienko
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