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      24 August 2001, Volume 25 Issue 4 Previous Issue    Next Issue
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    THE PROPERTY OF THE YARLUNG ZANGBO RIVER AEROMAGNETIC ANOMALY ZONE AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE
    YAO Zheng-xu, ZHOU Fu-hong, XUE Dian-jun, LIU Zhen-jun, ZHANG Yong-jun
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 241-252.  
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    Aeromagnetic reconnaissance has revealed that the EW trending Yarlung Zangbo River aeromagnetic anomaly zone, 1400 km in length, is composed of two linear anomaly zones respectively in the north and in the south. It is also considered that it results from two ophiolite belts emplaced along the Yarlung Zangbo River suture zone, with the northern belt playing the dominant role. This is to say that the Yarlung Zangbo River suture zone is comprised of two ophiolite belts instead of one belt as considered by previous geologists. The aeromagnetic anomaly zone is in essence the objective reflection of the existence of the Yarlung Zangbo River suture zone. It not only provides relatively typical magnetic field model for the recognition of the suture zone, but also supplies new grounds to the probable existence of two opening closing processes in the evolution of the Neo Tethys Ocean.

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    THE TECHNIQUE FOR CONTROLLING FLYING ALTITUDE QUALITY IN AEROMAGNETIC SURVEY
    XUE Dian-jun
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 253-258.  
    Abstract   HTML   PDF (1639KB) ( 696 )

    In the 1:1 000 000 high precision aeromagnetic reconnaissance performed in central and western Qinghai Tibet plateau, the acquirement of high quality surveying result depends largely on keeping relatively low flying altitude in field work. With the prerequisite that the flying safety is guaranteed, this paper puts forward a new surveying method aiming at effectively lowering the flying altitude in accordance with the topographic and meteorological conditions of the surveyed area and the performance of the aircraft. Practice shows that this method can yield satisfactory result and hence deserves popularization.

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    HELIUM ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION AND TRACE ELEMENTS DISTRIBUTION IN DABIE MOUNTAIN ULTRAHIGH PRESSURE METAMORPHIC COMPLEX BELT
    WU Zong-hua, GU Ping-deng, LIU Hua-zhong
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 259-265.  
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    This paper describes distribution characteristics of helium isotopos and some trace elements in different types of rocks along Dabie Mountain ultrahigh pressure metamorphic complex belt as well as along Liuan Caihe geoscience profile, and deals with their affecting factors and geological significance.

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    ECO-OCHEMICAL CONDITIONS OF MAJOR TEA GARDENS IN SOUTHERN JIANGXI
    ZHOU Guo-hua, ZHU Li-xin, YU Jin-song, WANG Hui, MA Sheng-ming
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 266-271.  
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    This paper gives an overall assessment of the eco landscape conditions of southern Jiangxi for the growth of tea trees. Based on systematic investigation of 13 typical tea gardens, the authors obtained data concerning elemental characteristics of rocks, soils and tea leaves. The provision grades of nutritive elements for tea tree growth were evaluated in accordance with their total and available contents. The tea quality was appraised by comparing it with Longjin Tea, and the relationship between tea quality and geochemical background was also discussed.

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    FILTER OPTIMIZATION AND APPLICATION IN MOMEO SURVEY
    BAI Jin-feng, LU Yin-xiu
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 272-278.  
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    The effects of filtering with different filters on analytical results and precisions of MOMEO elements have been studied in this paper. In view of the authenticity of the measured results of MOMEO elements and the properties of soil colloid, the 2 μm pore diameter membrane is determined as the optimal filter employed in MOMEO survey. It is of great significance to the normalization of MOMEO survey method. The application test shows that the 2 μm pore diameter membrane can be effectively used in MOMEO survey.

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    THE APPLICATION OF SEISMIC EXPLORATION METHOD TO THE PROSPECTING FOR CONCEALED ROCK (ORE) BODIES IN JIUJIANG?RUICHANG AREA,JIANGXI PROVINCE AND ITS EFFECTS
    ZHANG Hu-sheng, ZHANG Yan-sun, SHEN Jian
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 279-284.  
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    This paper describes the technique employed in searching for concealed igneous rock (ore) bodies in metallic ore districts and the achievements gained. Drilling verification has proved that the results are quite consistent with the seismic interpretation and inference. Such an attempt is of great significance in widening the survice of seismic exploration.

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    THE FEASIBILITY OF APPLYING EUCLIDEAN DISTANCE METHOD IN ELECRIC
    DING Hua, ZHANG Zhi-yong, PAN Shao-ming
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 285-289.  
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    This paper probed into the application of Euclidean distance formula to the quantitative comparative analysis in electric sounding water exploration and made computation and analysis for several sets of data, which yielded fairly satisfactory results.

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    THE TECHNIQUE FOR SUPPRESSING SHIP NOISE INTERFERENCE
    ZHANG Ya-qin, ZHANG Mei-hua, NING Jun-rui
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 290-293.  
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    Ship noise interference is one of the major interference in offshore seismic data collection. In most cases, the ship noise interference has the property of lateral wave, and hence the traditional processing technique for eliminating linear regular inferences fails to suppress it. By employing the spatial domain transform method, the regular ship noise interference in the common shotpoint domain can be converted into stochastic interference in the common deviation distance domain, and by using the popular technique for suppressing stochastic interference, the aim of suppressing ship noise interference can be attained. The examples of suppressing ship noise interference are also given in this paper.

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    AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE MONITORING AND FOREWARNING TECHNIQUE FOR DYKE RIDDEN TROUBLE UNDER THE CONDITION OF HIGH WATER LEVEL
    WANG Chuan-lei, DONG Hao-bin, LIU Zhan-yong
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 294-299.  
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    This paper deals with the application of geophysical technique to monitoring and predicting dyke hidden trouble in flood season, and describes various experimental results obtained by using distribution style high density resistivity technique.

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    ENGINEERING GEOPHYSICAL COUNTERMEASURES IN THE ENGINEERING GEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION FOR THE WATER?PUMPING ENERGY STORAGE POWER STATION
    CHANG Wei, QIAN Shi-long
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 300-305.  
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    In the light of two special problems, namely the underground geological engineering survey and surface reservoir engineering geological investigation, this paper deals with the countermeasures and effeciveness of engineering geophysical application. The conclusions reached have some practical value and theoretical grounds, and hence are of referential significance in future engineering geophysical application to engineering geological exploration for the water pumping energy storage station.

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    SOME PROBLEMS IN THE APPLICATION OF HIGH DENSITY RESISTIVITY METHOD TO CAVITY EXPLORATION
    GUO Xiu-jun, WANG Xing-tai
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 306-311.  
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    Based on large quantities of forward calculation, this paper deals emphatically with the prerequisite of applying high density resistivity method to cavity exploration, characteristics and discrimination modes of anomalous shapes related to different collection devices, the resolution capacity for neighboring cavities, and the technique for improving the quantitative interpretation precision in cavity exploration. It also makes clear the ambiguous points of this method in cavity exploration with the purpose of improving its application effects.

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    THE APPLICATION OF GEOLOGICAL RADAR IN MEDIA OF DIFFERENT LITHOLOGIC CHARACTERS
    LI Wei-he, QIU Qing-cheng
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 312-315.  
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    With two exploration examples, this paper recounts the application of geological radar to detecting fractures, karst and old mined-out galleries in media of different lithologic characters and its effects.

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    APPLICATION OF THE METHOD OF REFLECT WAVE IN DETECTION PILES
    YUAN Shou-cheng, SHI Fu-sheng, HE Chang-yi, ZHANG Yu-fen
    Geophysical and Geochemical Exploration. 2001, 25 (4): 316-320.  
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    Stir coment and soft soil in deep ground pile is semi plastic pile. The pile body was mixtured by cement and clay. The cross section is homogeneity. So in theory, it absolutely hard to fit the supposes of all kind that the method of stress wave reflect to examining complete to reinforced concrete pile. That just right caused dispute that the method of stress wave reflect to examine it. The paper tried making the method of stress wave reflect to examine stir coment and soft soil in deep ground pile, and analysis the signal and processing it by the method of frequency is good.

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