Lineaments in the central part of the Moscow Syneclise and their relations to faults in the basement

Анисимова, О. В.; Koronovsky, N. V.

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“…What remains unclear is the hydraulic potential of lineaments. Anisimova and Koronovsky (2007) describe lineaments in general as permeable for fluids. However, in the central and northern part of the study area Ilani et al (1988) pointed out that particularly in carbonate rocks of the Cretaceous Judea Group along structural lineaments with E-W orientation and NE trending monoclines iron mineralization and dolomitization occurred thus inhibiting fluid flow.…”

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“…O' Leary et al (1976Leary et al ( , 1467 define lineaments "as a mappable, simple or composite linear feature of a surface whose parts are aligned in a rectilinear or slightly curvilinear relationship and which differ from the pattern of adjacent features and presumably reflects some sub-surface phenomenon". In terms of groundwater it is apparent that fractures and faults have surface expressions and thus can serve as indicator for water flow-paths (Anisimova and Koronovsky, 2007;Dinger et al, 2002;Fernandes and Rudolph, 2001;Meijerink et al, 2007). To prove that applicability of Gloaguen et al, 2007;Marpu et al, 2008;Mavrantza and Argialas, 2006).…”

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Semi-automatic extraction of lineaments from remote sensing data and the derivation of groundwater flow-paths

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Geyer³

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We describe a semi-automatic method to objectively and reproducibly extract lineaments based on the global one arc-second ASTER GDEM. The combined method of linear filtering and object-based classification ensures a high degree of accuracy resulting in a lineament map. Subsequently lineaments are differentiated into geological and morphological lineaments to assign a probable origin and hence a hydro-geological significance. In the western catchment area of the Dead Sea (Israel) the orientation and location of the differentiated lineaments are compared to characteristics of known structural features. The authors demonstrate that a strong correlation between lineaments and structural features exist, being either influenced by the Syrian Arc paleostress field or the Dead Sea stress field or by both. Subsequently, we analyse the distances between lineaments and wells thereby creating an assessment criterion concerning the hydraulic significance of detected lineaments. Derived from this analysis the authors suggest that the statistic analysis of lineaments allows a delineation of flow-paths and thus significant information for groundwater analysis. We validate the flow-path delineation by comparison with existing groundwater model results based on well data

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Semi-automatic extraction of lineaments from remote sensing data and the derivation of groundwater flow-paths

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Gloaguen²,

Geyer³

et al. 2011

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“…Инструментальные исследования разрывных нару шений на платформенных участках земной коры, ко торые, как правило, характеризуются достаточно мощ ным осадочным чехлом [Nukolaev et al; 2002;], сви детельствуют о наличии в большинстве случаев соот ветствия между разрывными нарушениями фундамен та и структурными проявлениями в осадочном чехле [Anisimova, Koronovsky, 2007], что позволяет тракто вать структуры осадочного чехла как разломы земной коры.…”

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A new model of the zonal structure of fractures

Спивак

Tsvetkov

2009

Dokl. Earth Sc.

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Geophysical fields influenced by tectonics faults were observed, and instrumental observation results are analysed in the article. It is shown that fault zones are characterized by geophysical fields that are more variable than those in midmost segments of crustal blocks, more intense responses to weak external impacts such as lunar and solar tides and atmospheric pressure variations, and intensive relaxation. Transformation of energy between geophysical fields varying in origin takes place mainly in the fault zones.Key words: geodynamics, tectonic fault, rocks, seismic noise, electric field, magnetic field, radon emanation.Recommended by K.Zh. Seminsky ПРОЯВЛЕНИЕ РАЗЛОМНЫХ ЗОН В ГЕОФИЗИЧЕСКИХ ПОЛЯХ А. А. Спивак Институт динамики геосфер РАН, Москва, РоссияАннотация: Приведен анализ результатов инструментальных наблюдений за геофизическими полями в зонах влия ния тектонических разломов. Показано, что разломные зоны характеризуются существенно более высокими по срав нению с серединными участками структурных блоков земной коры вариациями геофизических полей, интенсивным откликом на слабые внешние воздействия в виде твердого лунносолнечного прилива и барических вариаций атмо сферы, а также интенсивностью релаксационных процессов. Преимущественно в разломных зонах наблюдается трансформация энергии между геофизическими полями разной природы.Ключевые слова: геодинамика, тектонический разлом, горные породы, сейсмический шум, электрическое поле, маг нитное поле, радоновые эманации.

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“…Anisimova and Koronovsky (2007) describe lineaments as permeable for fluids in general. However, in the central and northern part of the study area, Ilani et al (1988) pointed out that in carbonate rocks of the Cretaceous Judea Group along structural lineaments with E-W orientation and NE-trending monoclines iron mineralization and dolomitization occurred, thus inhibiting fluid flow.…”

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“…O' Leary et al (1976) define lineaments "as a mappable, simple or composite linear feature of a surface whose parts are aligned in a rectilinear or slightly curvilinear relationship and which differ from the pattern of adjacent features and presumably reflect some sub-surface phenomenon." In terms of groundwater, it is apparent that fractures and faults have surface expressions and thus can serve as indicator for water flow-paths (Anisimova and Koronovsky, 2007;Dinger et al, 2002;Fernandes and Rudolph, 2001;Meijerink et al, 2007). To prove the applicability of lineaments as indicators for either fault systems or assumable preferential groundwater flow-paths, many authors compared both features and revealed a strong correlation in shallow and deeper aquifers (Fernandes and Rudolph, 2001;Oguchi et al, 2003;Salvi, 1995;Sander et al, 1997).…”

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Derivation of groundwater flow-paths based on semi-automatic extraction of lineaments from remote sensing data

Mallast

Gloaguen

Geyer

et al. 2011

Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci.

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Abstract. In this paper we present a semi-automatic method to infer groundwater flow-paths based on the extraction of lineaments from digital elevation models. This method is especially adequate in remote and inaccessible areas where in-situ data are scarce. The combined method of linear filtering and object-based classification provides a lineament map with a high degree of accuracy. Subsequently, lineaments are differentiated into geological and morphological lineaments using auxiliary information and finally evaluated in terms of hydro-geological significance. Using the example of the western catchment of the Dead Sea (Israel/Palestine), the orientation and location of the differentiated lineaments are compared to characteristics of known structural features. We demonstrate that a strong correlation between lineaments and structural features exists. Using Euclidean distances between lineaments and wells provides an assessment criterion to evaluate the hydraulic significance of detected lineaments. Based on this analysis, we suggest that the statistical analysis of lineaments allows a delineation of flow-paths and thus significant information on groundwater movements. To validate the flow-paths we compare them to existing results of groundwater models that are based on well data.

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Lineaments in the central part of the Moscow Syneclise and their relations to faults in the basement

Cited by 11 publications

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Semi-automatic extraction of lineaments from remote sensing data and the derivation of groundwater flow-paths

Semi-automatic extraction of lineaments from remote sensing data and the derivation of groundwater flow-paths

A new model of the zonal structure of fractures

Derivation of groundwater flow-paths based on semi-automatic extraction of lineaments from remote sensing data

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