Appraisal of Veldurti–Kalva–Gani (VKG) fault, Cuddapah Basin, India: Gravity and magnetic approach

Kumar, K.S.; SivaSankar, P; Begum, S Parveen; Laxman, B; Devidas, Phalke Mahesh; Naidu, V Maha Laxmi; Raju, P. V. Sunder; Srinagesh, D.

doi:10.1007/s12040-020-01519-5

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“…The identification of fault disruptions is a standard task for potential field geophysical methods. Faults, both dips and upthrows, which represent vertical displacements, are effectively distinguished by their gravitational and magnetic fields as gradient zones or zones with a change in field characteristics [7,8]. Lineaments for the identification of such zones can be accurately traced both manually and automatically based on the fields themselves or their transformations [9][10][11].…”

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Cross-correlation function in the interpretation of potential fields anomalies of strike-slip nature

Asoskov,

Matykina

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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In the study, a comparison of correlation characteristics that can be obtained when analyzing areal geophysical data in COSCAD 3D, GIS INTEGRO software, as well as in custom software with a novel approach, has been conducted. It is proposed to utilize the cross-correlation function for mapping strike-slip deformations while establishing shift parameters. A synthetic model field has been constructed, and calculations have been performed in various software packages, demonstrating the advantages of calculating the cross-correlation function within a sliding window.

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