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Thus, a combined interpretation of the results of different techniques helps to
reduce the degree of nonuniqueness and evolving a geophysical model that is
closer to the true structure. CASE STUDIES The Himalaya is a young mountain
chain, ...
Thus, a combined interpretation of the results of different techniques helps to
reduce the degree of nonuniqueness and evolving a geophysical model that is
closer to the true structure. CASE STUDIES The Himalaya is a young mountain
chain, ...
Page 225
To suitably correct the static shift in the apparent resistivity curves, the available
information from other geophysical methods such as the borehole resistivity logs
or the seismic studies is used here. Only one borewell (JA2) (Fig. 1) in the Siwalik
...
To suitably correct the static shift in the apparent resistivity curves, the available
information from other geophysical methods such as the borehole resistivity logs
or the seismic studies is used here. Only one borewell (JA2) (Fig. 1) in the Siwalik
...
Page 228
It is not clear whether this represents the Gambhar thrust or the upward extension
of the Bahl anticline. A SW dipping counter-thrust is delineated in the present
studies beneath the station 1 6, extending to the depth of about 4 km. The gravity
...
It is not clear whether this represents the Gambhar thrust or the upward extension
of the Bahl anticline. A SW dipping counter-thrust is delineated in the present
studies beneath the station 1 6, extending to the depth of about 4 km. The gravity
...
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Contents
Evidence | 1 |
Tectonomagmatic Evolutionary Model of the KuluRampur | 47 |
Tectonic and Geochemical Signifcance of Black Shale | 65 |
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Abor Volcanics Alaknanda Almora antiforms Arunachal Himalaya Arunachal Pradesh Bandal belt biotite black shale Chamoli Champawat collision Cretaceous crust crustal Crystalline deformation Delhi deposits developed drainage eastern elements enclaves Eocene fault felsic Figure folds foliation fractures Gansser Garhwal Garhwal Himalaya garnet Geol Geological Glacial glacier gneisses grains granite granitoids Himalaya India Indian plate Indus Suture Jour Karakoram Kargil Kohistan Koteshwar Kuhle Kumar Kumaun Ladakh landslides Lesser Himalaya limestone lineaments Loktak Lower mafic magma Main Central Thrust metamorphic migmatites Miocene moraines mountain Nappe ND ND ND NW-SE ophiolite order streams Pakistan phyllites plagioclase Proterozoic quartz quartzite region river rocks Saklani Sang Chu schist sedimentary sediments seismic sequence shear Siang districts sillimanite Singh Siwalik Siyom Group slate slope stratigraphic structural studies subduction Surv Suture zone synforms syntaxis tectonic terraces thick trend upper Uttarkashi Valdiya valley Yinkiong Formation zircon
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| Title | Himalaya: geological aspects Volume 15 of Current trends in geology Volume 4 of Himalaya:, P. S. Saklani, ISBN 8189304003, 9788189304003 Himalaya: Geological Aspects, P. S. Saklani, ISBN 8189304003, 9788189304003 |
| Author | P. S. Saklani |
| Editor | P. S. Saklani |
| Publisher | Satish Serial Pub. House, 2006 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Feb 2010 |
| ISBN | 8189304143, 9788189304140 |
| Length | 355 pages |
| Subjects | › › Geology Geology, Structural Metamorphism (Geology) Mountains Science / Earth Sciences / Geology |
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