Reservoir Characteristics and Distribution Prediction of Bedrock Weathering Crust in Paleo-Central Uplift Belt of Northern Songliao Basin

Wang, Lijing; Wang, Shuyu; Li, Jing; Jia, Wei; Zhang, Shun; Sui, Li-wei

doi:10.1007/978-981-99-1964-2_34

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“…Under the Songyuan area, there is a deep low-resistivity belt with a resistivity range of 1-10 Ω•m that penetrates the lithosphere and connects with the asthenosphere. Seismic tomography studies in Northeastern China have revealed the presence of a pronounced low-wave velocity anomaly, which is thought to be the result of the upwelling of mantle material [32][33][34][35]. Combining our inversion results, we believe that the low-resistivity structure represents the response of deep hot material [17].…”

Section: The Seismogenic Mechanism In the Songyuan Areasupporting

confidence: 59%

Two Sets of High-Conductivity Systems with Different Scales Reveal the Seismogenic Mechanism of Earthquakes in the Songyuan Area, Northeastern China

Jia,

Li,

Han

et al. 2024

Remote Sensing

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To reveal the deep seismogenic environment and mechanism of earthquakes in Songyuan City, Northeastern China, 59 broadband magnetotelluric sites in the Songyuan area were arranged in this study at a spacing of 5 km. In addition, two intersecting magnetotelluric profiles, with a total of 23 measuring sites and a spacing of 2 km, were established near the Ningjiang earthquake swarm. Using a nonlinear conjugate gradient (NLCG) algorithm, resistivity structures in the lithosphere were obtained at different scales using three-dimensional (3D) inversion. The research results show that: a deep high-conductivity system (<10 Ω·m) was identified at 25–85 km depth in the lithosphere under Songyuan, corresponding closely to a region of high heat flow. It is inferred to be the molten material of mantle upwelling. In addition, a shallow high-conductivity system (<10 Ω·m) was identified beneath the Ningjiang earthquake swarm, which is interpreted to correspond to the Fuyu North fault. It is the main seismo-controlling structure of the Ningjiang earthquake swarm. The deep seismogenic environment and seismogenic mechanism of the Ningjiang earthquake swarm can be described as a deep upwelling of molten mantle material, which provides the power source. The deep magma intruded into the lower crust and accumulated, then intruded along faults and fissures, resulting in the activation of the North Fuyu fault and triggering the Ningjiang earthquake. It is attributed to the activation of shallow faults caused by the upwelling of molten mantle material.

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Section: The Seismogenic Mechanism In the Songyuan Areasupporting

confidence: 59%