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1997

Ege Bolgrsinde Jeotermik Arastirmalar

O.M. Ilkisik
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1997

Vertikal'nye variacii teplovogo potoka na Juzhnom Urale (Vertical variations of heat flow in the South Urals )

I.V. Golovanova
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1997

The thermal regime of the crystalline continental crust: Implications from the KTB

Christoph Clauser, Peter Giese, Ernst Huenges, Thomas Kohl, Holger Lehmann, Ladislaus Rybach, Jan Safanda, Helmut Wilhelm, Karla Windloff, Gustav Zoth

An extensive geothermal research program within the German Continental Deep Drilling Program (KTB) covered an almost complete spectrum of experimental and theoretical aspects. The main results and conclusions are as follows: (1)Equilibrium temperature is 118.6 degrees C at 4000 m in the KTB pilot borehole (KTB-VB) and will be around 260 degrees C at 9100 m in the KTB main borehole (KTB-HB). Time required for thermal equilibration of the KTB-HB to within 1% of the initial perturbation will be about 13-16 years. (2) The failure to predict temperature correctly for the KTB was mainly due to an unaccounted perturbation by …

Publishing RUDN, 1997

O popravkah k eksperimental'nym ocenkam glubinnogo teplovogo potoka (On corrections to experimental estimates of deep heat flow )

Yuri A. Popov
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Geofizicheskie Polya i Modelirovanie Tektonosfery (Geophysical Fields and Modeling of the Tectonosphere), 1997

Heat flow of the Northwest Pacific

Veselov Soinov, O.V. Veselov, A.V. Kochergin, B.Ch. Sok, Valery I. Balabashin, R.G. Kulinich
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1997

Heat Flow Map of East and Southeast Asia

GSJ-CCOP
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Department of Mineral Resources, 1997

Resistivity and Heat Flow Studies at Mae Chan Geothermal Area, Chiangrai Province

Amnuaychai Thienprasert, Manop Raksaskulwong
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Midcontinent Geoscience, 1997

Heat flow in the Cretaceous of Northwestern Kansas and implications for regional hydrology

Andrea Foerster, Daniel F. Merriam
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Geophysical Research Letters, 1997

Heat flow across the East African Plateau

Andrew A. Nyblade

Four new heat flow measurements from western Tanzania are combined with existing data from non-rifted areas of East Africa to determine if there is a broad heat flow anomaly associated with the East African Plateau. Three of the new data sites lie in the Kibaran Belt and yield heat flows of 60, 68, and 74 mW m(2), The fourth new site is in the interior of the Tanzania Craton and gives a heat flow of 33 mW m(2). The ensemble of heat flow data from the interior of East Africa, when compared to the global distribution of heat flow in …

Structure and material composition of the North-Western Pacific sedimentary cover Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk: Institute of Marine Geology and Geophysics, FEB RAS, pp. 153-176. (Geodynamics of Tectonosphere of the Pacific-Eurasia conjunction zone; v. IV )., 1997

Teplovoj potok Sahalina i Juzhnyh Kuril'skih ostrovov (Heat flow of the Sakhalin and the South Kuril islands )

O.V. Veselov, Veselov Soinov
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Science in China, 1997

Paleotemperature gradient and thermal history of Tulufan-Hami Basin,Xinjiang

Yiqun Liu, Tao Wu, Hanyun Cui, Qiao Feng
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Journal of Geophysical Research, 1997

Thermal regime of the San Andreas fault near Parkfield, California

John H. Sass, Colin F. Williams, Arthur H. Lachenbruch, S.Peter Galanis Jr, F.V. Grupp

Knowledge of the temperature Variation with depth near the San Andreas fault is Vital to understanding the physical processes that occur within the fault zone during earthquakes and creep events. Parkfield is near the southern end of the Coast Ranges segment of the San Andreas fault. This segment has higher mean heat flow than the Cape Mendocino segment to the northwest or the Mojave segment to the southeast. Boreholes were drilled specifically for the U.S. Geological Survey's Parkfield earthquake prediction experiment or converted from other uses at 25 sites within a few kilometers of the fault near Parkfield. These holes, …

Marine Geology, 1997

Estimates of conductive heat flow through bottom-simulating reflectors on the Hikurangi and southwest Fiordland continental margins, New Zealand

John Townend

Bottom-simulating reflectors (BSRs) represent the base of the stability field for gas hydrates in shallow oceanic sediments. A simple conductive model is used to calculate surface heat flow through the Hikurangi and southwest Fiordland continental margins of New Zealand, based on the depths of BSRs. The results indicate mean uncorrected heat flows through the two regions of 37 +/- 8 mW m(-2) and 40 +/- 9 mW m(-2), respectively. Corrections to the Hikurangi data for the effects of late Neogene sedimentation give an estimate of the true mean heat flow of 44 +/- 10 mW m(-2), in agreement with values …

1997

Thermal Structure and Tectonic History of the Derugin Basin, Sea of Okhotsk (in Japanese with English abstract)

Tsutomu Hayashi
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Geologiya I Geofizika (Geology and Geophysics), 1997

El'nikov AI Ocenki teplovogo potoka na ozere Bajkal po sejsmicheskim dannym o nizhnej granice sloja gazogidratov (Estimates of heat flow at Lake Baikal from seismic data on the lower boundary of the gas hydrate layer )

A.Ya Golmshtok, Albert D. Duchkov, D.R. Hutchinson, S.B. Hanukaev, A.I. Elnikov
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1997

Teplovoj potok i radiogennaya teplogeneraciya na Yuzhnom Urale (Heat flow and radiogenic heat generation in the Southern Urals )

I.V. Golovanova
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1997

Prospeccion geofisica para la evaluacion del potencial geotermico del sector norte del Valle de la Laguna Salada

Macario Gonzalez-Lopez
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Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 1997

Variations in heat flow across the ocean-continent transition in Iberia abyssal plain

Keith E. Louden, Jean-Claude Sibuet, Francois Harmegnies

New heat flow observations have been made in the Iberia abyssal plain off the Galicia margin along the transect of Ocean Drilling Program Leg 149 drill sites, in order to investigate the nature of this unusually wide and deep continent-ocean transition region. Our results indicate the presence of three separate zones. Average values of 47.5 ± 3 mW m−2 in the westernmost zone III agree with predictions of standard oceanic lithospheric models for its estimated age of 126 Ma. In contrast, the heat flow within zone II is 5–15 mW m−2 higher than predicted, assuming that the mantle heat flow …

Geologiya I Geofizika (Geology and Geophysics), 1997

Teplovoj potok i geotemperaturnoe pole Sibiri (Heat flow and geo-temperature field of Siberia )

Albert D. Duchkov, L.S. Sokolova, V.T. Balobaev, V.N. Deviatkin, V.I. Kononov, Svetlana V. Lysak
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1997

Thermal state of the lithosphere in the Colorado Plateau–Basin and Range transition zone, Utah

William G. Powell
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