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  1. List of Mineral Deposits and Indications of Iran

    This chapter provides a long list of all known mineral deposits and indications in Iran with geographic coordination, size, host rock, age, genetic...
    Mansour Ghorbani in The Economic Geology of Iran
    Chapter 2013
  2. A High-precision planetary stratigraphic correlation of sedimentary Phanerozoic sequences using a combination of methods of event, paleomagnetic, sequence and cyclic stratigraphy

    For the first time a high-precision planetary stratigraphic correlation of Phanerozoic sedimentary marine and continental deposits on the level of...

    Article 01 February 2011
  3. The use of magnetometry and pole-dipole resistivity for locating Nabataean Hawar archeological site in the SW-Jordan

    This paper is focused on the joint use of magnetometry and pole-dipole electrical resistivity geophysical methods for assessing their capability in...

    Article 26 May 2010
  4. Eastern Part of the Northern Arabian Platform

    The mountain and highland chains of the northwestern mountain and rift zone grade, in the east, into plateau landscapes of the steppe and desert...
    Chapter 2011
  5. Wrench structural deformation in Ras Al Hilal-Al Athrun area, NE Libya: a new contribution in Northern Al Jabal Al Akhdar Belt

    Al Jabal Al Akhdar is a NE/SW- to ENE/WSW-trending mobile part in Northern Cyrenaica province and is considered a large sedimentary belt in northeast...

    Maher A. El Amawy, Ahmed M. Muftah, ... Aymn Nassar in Arabian Journal of Geosciences
    Article 19 January 2010
  6. Delineation of Shallow Subsurface Structure by Azimuthal Resistivity Sounding and Joint Inversion of VES-TEM Data: Case Study near Lake Qaroun, El Fayoum, Egypt

    An azimuthal resistivity survey was conducted at the transition zone between the desert area and the cultivated land near Lake Qaroun, Egypt. This...

    Usama Massoud, Gad El Qady, ... Fernando Santos in Pure and Applied Geophysics
    Article 08 April 2009
  7. Tectonostratigraphy of the exposed Silurian deposits in Arabia

    Exposed Silurian deposits in Arabia are represented by the Qalibah Group, the Qusaiba and Sharawra formations. The Qusaiba Formation is composed of...

    Abdulaziz A. Al-Laboun in Arabian Journal of Geosciences
    Article 10 February 2009
  8. Carbon and oxygen isotopic composition of carbonate cements of different phases in terrigenous siliciclastic reservoirs and significance for their origin: A case study from sandstones of the Triassic Yanchang Formation, southwestern Ordos Basin, China

    Early carbonate cements in the Yanchang Formation sandstones are composed mainly of calcite with relatively heavier carbon isotope (their δ 18 O values...

    Qi Wang, **zhun Zhuo, ... **aoyan Li in Chinese Journal of Geochemistry
    Article 18 July 2008
  9. Enigmatic new mammals from the late Eocene of Egypt

    A new mammalian genus and species from the earliest late Eocene of Egypt is represented by a lower jaw fragment and two isolated lower molars. A rare...

    Marcelo R. Sánchez-Villagra, Erik R. Seiffert, ... Yousry Attia in Paläontologische Zeitschrift
    Article 01 December 2007
  10. Evidence for ground-rupturing earthquakes on the Northern Wadi Araba fault at the archaeological site of Qasr Tilah, Dead Sea Transform fault system, Jordan

    The archaeological site of Qasr Tilah, in the Wadi Araba, Jordan is located on the northern Wadi Araba fault segment of the Dead Sea Transform. The...

    Jeremy M. Haynes, Tina M. Niemi, Mohammad Atallah in Journal of Seismology
    Article 01 October 2006
  11. Karst system developed in salt layers of the Lisan Peninsula, Dead Sea, Jordan

    The Lisan Peninsula, Jordan, is a massive salt layer accumulated in the inner part of the Dead Sea’s precursory lakes. This tongue-shaped, emergent...

    Damien Closson, Philip E. LaMoreaux, ... Hassan al-Fugha in Environmental Geology
    Article 22 September 2006
  12. Resistivity surveys near a waste-disposal site in the Qasr Tuba area of central Jordan

    Direct current (DC) Schlumberger resistivity sounding and dipole-dipole resistivity profiling experiments were conducted at the border of an...

    Awni T. Batayneh, Majdi O. Barjous in Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment
    Article 01 August 2005
  13. Recharge of groundwater through multi-stage reservoirs in a desert basin

    Artificial recharge of groundwater through geologic formations is of interest in Jordan as it is a proven water resource management technique that...

    M. F. Abu-Taleb in Environmental Geology
    Article 09 May 2003
  14. Spinning Out of Control

    The efforts of Ambassador Johnston culminated in an agreement with the Arab Technical Committee (Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan) on the basics of...
    Munther J. Haddadin in Diplomacy on the Jordan
    Chapter 2002
  15. Late Pleistocene and Holocene slip rate of the Northern Wadi Araba fault, Dead Sea Transform, Jordan

    The Wadi Araba Valley is a morphotectonic depression along part of theDead Sea Transform (DST) plate boundary that separates the Arabian plateon the...

    Tina M. Niemi, Hongwei Zhang, ... J. Bruce J. Harrison in Journal of Seismology
    Article 01 July 2001
  16. Numerical assessment of seawater intrusion in the Tripoli region, Libya

    Libya has experienced progressive seawater intrusion in the coastal aquifers since 1930s because of its ever increasing water demand from underground...

    Saleh Sadeg, Nurkan Karahanoðlu in Environmental Geology
    Article 01 August 2001
  17. Literature on archaeological remains of cultivated plants (1998/1999)

    Publications on archaeological remains of cultivated plants have been collected, mainly from 1998, with some earlier ones, and some from 1999, A list...

    Article 01 March 2000
  18. Das bibliographische Lebenswerk von Dr. Wolfgang struve

    Karsten Weddige, Willi Ziegler in Senckenbergiana lethaea
    Article 01 March 2000
  19. The economic value of chaff and straw in arid and temperate zones

    Chaff and straw is extensively used as a source of fuel, building material and fodder in arid zones, but this by-product of the cereal harvest is...

    Marijke van der Veen in Vegetation History and Archaeobotany
    Article 01 September 1999
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