Ebook: Non-standard Problems in Basin Modelling
Author: Yurii Galushkin
- Tags: Earth sciences, Fossil fuels, Structural geology, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering geology, Engineering / Geology, Foundations, Hydraulics, Earth Sciences, Geotechnical Engineering et Applied Earth Sciences, Fossil Fuels (incl. Carbon Capture), Structural Geology, Geoengineering Foundations Hydraulics
- Series: SpringerLink : Bücher
- Year: 2016
- Publisher: Springer
- Edition: 1st ed.
- Language: English
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This book details how the GALO system of basin modelling may be used in the analysis of actual, non-standard problems of geology. It begins by addressing the tectonic subsidence of sedimentary basins, and goes on to consider the problems of maturation of organic matter and hydrocarbon generation in the vicinity of intrusions and subtrappean sedimentary complexes. Lastly, the book discusses the formation of temperature and heat flow distributions with depth due to the sharp climate variations in the Quaternary, which was marked by repeated formation and degradation of permafrost.
The book studies the application of the GALO basin modelling system to the three problems mentioned above. Employing the GALO system provides a unique opportunity to assess the amplitude and duration of the stretching and thermal activation of the basin lithosphere, and to study in detail the formation of a maturity aureole of organic matter in the basin’s subtrappean sedimentary cover.
This book offers a valuable resource for all graduate students and professionals interested in numerical modelling of the thermal evolution of sedimentary basins. It will also be of great interest to petroleum geologists engaged in oil and gas exploration in the trap provinces of the world. Lastly, it will benefit those students and geologists dealing with the thermal field of sedimentary blankets in actual and degraded permafrost areas.
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