August 2025 - 52 articles
The rock cycle, a cornerstone of geosciences, describes rock formation and transformation on Earth. However, this Earth-centric view overlooks the broader history of rock evolution across the cosmos, with two fundamental limitations: (i) Earth-centri...
This study investigates the internal structure and lithologic variability of slope deposits in a small catchment in the Polish Outer Carpathians using pedological methods supported by geochemical analyses and Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT)....
We have developed a generalisable machine learning framework for reservoir quality prediction in deeply buried clastic systems. Applied to the Lower Jurassic deltaic sandstones of the Tilje Formation (Halten Terrace, North Sea), the approach integrat...
Wind-blown sand concentrations decay rapidly and in an orderly manner with height above the surface. The saltation flux profiles are of interest to understand wind and sand interactions and for fundamental measurement and modeling of associated trans...
The Nam Phong Formation, a key unit of the pre-Khorat Group in the western Khorat Plateau, provides critical insights into the Mesozoic geological evolution of northeastern Thailand. This study presents the first integrated petrographic and geochemic...
Water masses are continuously redistributing across the Earth, so accurately estimating their availability is essential. Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSSs) have demonstrated potential for observing vertical deformations, which is partly driv...
This paper investigates the combined application of seismic inversion and migration for processing seismic data in the depth domain. Seismic inversion serves as a widely used practical tool allowing the derivation of detailed subsurface models from s...
The evolution of mining-induced overburden fractures (MIOFs) and their dynamic monitoring are critical for preventing roof water hazards and gas disasters in coal mines. Conventional methods often fail to provide sufficient accuracy under the thin so...
The recently proposed concept of “precursory fingerprint” is a logical consequence of the commonsense statement that seismic structures are unique and that their expected preshock behaviors, including precursory phenomena, are also unique...
Turbidite channels are final conduits for the transfer of terrigenous detritus to the deep-sea depositional systems. Studying their morphology and geometric parameters can provide information on density flow characteristics and sedimentary processes,...
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