On the relationship between recent tectonic processes and mud volcanism by the example of Mt. Karabetov, Taman Peninsula

Ovsyuchenko, А. N.; Собисевич, А. Л.; Sysolin, A. I.

doi:10.1134/s1069351317040073

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“…On the one hand, the Taman Peninsula boasts by diverse geoheritage. The most promising and globally-important features of the Taman Peninsula are mud volcanoes [42,43] and representative sections of the Miocene deposits [44]. If so, the coastal geosites should be managed together with the other geosites of the peninsula.…”

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Coastal Peloids as Geological Heritage: Evidence from the Taman Peninsula (Southwestern Russia)

Fedorov

Гарькуша

Trubnik

et al. 2019

Water

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The coastal peloidis a peculiar and poorly-studied geological substance. Peloids occurin the Bugaz, Kiziltash, and Vityazevolimans and the Chemburka Lake on the southern coast of the Taman Peninsula. The studied peloids are dark-colored mud enriched in hydrogen sulfide and methane and constitute the uppermost 10–20 cm of bottom sediments. Being geologically unique, the coastal peloids of the Taman Peninsula can be recognized as ageoheritage site. Their uniqueness is linked to sediment type, biogeochemical processes, economic value, and depositional environment. The most typical peloids are found in the BugazLiman and the Chemburka Lake, proposed as geosites. The recognized coastal geoheritage site can be used for the purposes of science, education, and tourism, and its utility seems to be especially high because of its close location to the big resort area of Anapa. It appears to be important to balance management of this geoheritagesite with peloid extraction for balneological purposes. The studied coastal muds should be involved into the regional planning programs aimed at sustainable development (international experience and, particularly, some examples from the British coasts should be taken into consideration). Particularly, it is necessary to put peloid use into the context of regional planning and sustainable natural resource management.

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Coastal Peloids as Geological Heritage: Evidence from the Taman Peninsula (Southwestern Russia)

Fedorov

Гарькуша

Trubnik

et al. 2019

Water

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“…As Jules Verne also specified, this was in fact a very common phenomenon in the region: "These cones of dejections open in great numbers on the surface of the Taman peninsula, and they are also found on the similar terrain of the Kertsch peninsula" (KT : I, xv), which was also on the border between the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov. Mount Karabatov is especially famous there, and thus still studied today, as regards the tectonic causes of these phenomena [Sobissevitch et al, 2008, Ovsyuchenko et al, 2017. A multiscale analysis of remote sensing and morphometric data from different origins, years, scales and resolutions has enabled studying landscapes in the vicinity of mud volcanoes in the central-northern stretch of the Taman Peninsula [Skrypitsyna et al, 2020].…”

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Literature & Geosciences: Jules Verne’s geological novels, from the 19th to the 21st century

Bollinger¹

2022

Comptes Rendus. Géoscience

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A friend of both François Arago, who founded the Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences, and his brother Jacques, a renowned traveler, Jules Verne wrote many novels in which his heroes made use of the most recent scientific knowledge of the time. While the novelist only really had a legal background, he did keep himself apprised of all the latest scientific developments. This study, based on a selection of novels wherein geology is very present as well as on contemporary or current scientific publications, shows that today's understanding of the geosciences does indeed agree with Jules Verne's extrapolations. Among the subjects developed are: coal extraction and the hazards of firedamp, so-called "mud volcanoes" and the special case of gold trickling from volcanoes, diamond geo-genesis, the creation of an inland sea in the Sahara, and a foretelling of the Anthropocene Epoch.Résumé. Ami de François Arago, le fondateur des Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences, et de son frère Jacques, un grand voyageur, Jules Verne (1828-1905) a écrit de nombreux romans dans lesquels ses héros utilisent les connaissances scientifiques les plus récentes de l'époque. En effet le romancier, s'il n'avait qu'une formation juridique, se tenait informé des développements de la science. Dans cette étude, basée d'une part sur un choix de romans où la géologie est très présente, et d'autre part sur des publications scientifiques contemporaines ou actuelles, on montre que les géosciences d'aujourd'hui sont en accord avec les extrapolations de Jules Verne. Parmi les sujets développés, citons : l'extraction du charbon et les risques de grisou, les volcans dits « de boue » et le cas particulier de l'or qui s'écoule de certains volcans, la géo-genèse des diamants, la création d'une mer intérieure dans le Sahara, et une prédiction de l'époque Anthropocène.

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From the strand plain to the reef: A sedimentological–geomorphological study of a Holocene coast affected by mud diapirism (Archipélago Rosario- Barú, Colombia)

Dill¹,

Ufer

Bornemann

et al. 2019

Marine Geology

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On the relationship between recent tectonic processes and mud volcanism by the example of Mt. Karabetov, Taman Peninsula

Cited by 14 publications

References 5 publications

Coastal Peloids as Geological Heritage: Evidence from the Taman Peninsula (Southwestern Russia)

Coastal Peloids as Geological Heritage: Evidence from the Taman Peninsula (Southwestern Russia)

Literature & Geosciences: Jules Verne’s geological novels, from the 19th to the 21st century

From the strand plain to the reef: A sedimentological–geomorphological study of a Holocene coast affected by mud diapirism (Archipélago Rosario- Barú, Colombia)

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