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Research on the Macro-Mesoscopic Response Mechanism of Multisphere Approximated Heteromorphic Tailing Particles
Metallic-Pb nanospheres in zircon from the Challenger Au deposit, South Australia: probing metamorphic and ore formation histories
Comparing organic-hosted and intergranular pore networks: topography and topology in grains, gaps and bubbles
Abstract The relationship between pore structures was examined using a combination of normalized topographical and topological measurements in two qualitatively different pore systems: organic-hosted porosity, common in unconventional shale reservoirs; and intergranular porosity, common in conventional siliciclastic reservoirs. The organic-hosted pore network was found to be less well connected than the intergranular pore network, with volume-weighted coordination numbers of 1.16 and 8.14 for organic-hosted and intergranular pore systems, respectively. This disparity in coordination number was explained by differences in the pore shapes that are caused by variations in the geological processes associated with the generation of the pore network. Measurements of pore shape showed that the pores in the organic-hosted network were both significantly more spherical and had a more positive curvature distribution than the pores present within the intergranular network. The impact of such changes in pore shape on pore-network connectivity was examined by creating a suite of synthetic pore geometries using both erosion/dilation of the existing network and image-guided object-based methods. Coordination number, Euler characteristic and aggregate porosity analyses performed on these synthetic networks showed that organic-type pore networks become connected at much higher aggregate porosities (35–50%) than intergranular-type pore networks (5–10%).
Thermal history of potential gas reservoir rocks in the eastern Parnaíba Basin, Brazil
An example of high- T , high-symmetry crystallization: Spherical (Mg,Fe)-oxides formed by particle attachment in the shocked martian meteorite Northwest Africa 7755
Influence of textural parameters on detrital-zircon age spectra with application to provenance and paleogeography during the Ediacaran–Terreneuvian of southwestern Laurentia
Cosmic microspheres in the Carboniferous deposits of the Usolka section ( Urals foredeep )
Immiscible melt droplets in garnet, as represented by ilmenite–magnetite–spinel spheroids in an eclogite-garnet peridotite association, Blanský les Granulite Massif, Czech Republic
An alternative method for modeling close-range interactions between air guns
A Mars-oriented image database of hand lens–scale features and textures: The 1996 Skeiđarársandur jökulhlaup example
Analysis of geologic materials at the microscale—where we use the term “microscale” to refer to features resolved approximately by a hand lens—has proven to be a powerful strategy to maximize the information gleaned from limited samples, such as on Mars. However, discrimination between processes that leave behind similar traces requires enlightened comparisons to well-characterized analogs. We characterized and imaged several terrestrial analogs of materials produced by volcanic, hydrovolcanic, or cryovolcanic Martian processes at the hand lens scale, and then we produced a convenient tool for the community to access those data for comparisons. We report on the preparation of this Mars-focused image atlas (the Mars Analog Handlens-Scale Image Database), using as an example analog studies of particles deposited by the 1996 Skeiđarársandur jökulhlaup (a jökulhlaup is a subglacially generated outwash flood resulting in a sandur, or sheet of outwash sands and gravel). We imaged unconsolidated sediment particles in situ at about hand lens scale and documented their characteristics at six sites along the sandur. Average particle size and number of angular, very angular, and subangular particles decreased with distance from the source; the average sphericity of particles increased slightly; and the range of sphericity values present narrowed with distance. If observed in a region on Mars, this combination of characteristics would be one indicator that subglacially generated outwash flooding was the process responsible for deposition of sediment. The Mars Analog Handlens-Scale Image Database is searchable and can be found on the Geosciences Node of the Planetary Data System at http://an.rsl.wustl.edu/marsanalog/ .