Lineament field distortion and its analysis. By Dmitry Kukushkin, Ph. D. Researchers in geology, LLC.

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Lineament field distortion and its analysis. By Dmitry Kukushkin, Ph. D. Researchers in geology, LLC

Blanchet mentioned that the basis of his method relied on the concepts of the existence of planetary fracturing. Rose diagrams of lineament directional distribution contain rays with the following dominant orientations: North – South, East – West, Northwest – Southeast, and Northeast – Southwest. This group of lineament systems was called planetary fracturing. Figure 1 is an example of planetary lineament field.

Figure 1

One of the regional lineament systems is oriented parallel to the axis of the regional folding, the other - perpendicular to it. Two additional lineament systems are oriented at an angle of ± 45° to the axis of the regional folding. Regional fracturing is the term we use for such systems of fractures. The manifestation of regional fracturing on Earth’s surface is what we call regional lineament field.

Figure 2

Lineament field of local dome-shaped structure contains: -System of radial lineaments, developed mainly in the central part of the structure; -System of concentric lineaments, gravitating toward the periphery of the structure; -Two systems of lineaments oriented at an angle of ± 45 ° to the radial direction, starting from the center of the dome. The former are uniformly distributed over the area of the structure.

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When fracture fields of different levels of generalization and age are superimposed, they interfere with and distort each other. To remind you, lineaments are traces of intersections of brittle dislocations with the Earth’s surface, so a lineament grid shows us the result of the process of fracture fields superimposition and mutual distortion

We have developed a method for filtering lineament grids, which allows identifying positions of these distortions on the local or regional level - depending on the goals and objectives of the study. In the next slides you will see practical applications of our method.

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1) Tectonic processes cause the formation of specific stress fields and related plastic and brittle dislocations. The lineaments are one of the manifestations of these processes and dislocations on the surface. It is reasonable to say so of the lineament fields, spatially and genetically related to different geological structures and stress fields. CONCLUSIONS:

2) Grid of lineaments (better - general lineament field) – is the result of superimposition, interference and mutual distortion of lineament fields associated with geological structures of different sizes, ages, types, and shapes.

3) The method we developed using these ideas is a mathematically sound and field tested algorithm of the analysis of lineament field distortion. It is used for structural mapping and geological exploration. This algorithm allows determining the spatial position and the boundaries of different geological structures.

4) Our method was tested under real conditions at different scales and in different geological and geographical conditions in the area of 700,000 square km. To further support the method, it is important to know that in the areas where lineament field distortion is minimal or has an average value, no significant indigenous mineral deposit occurrences were found.

5) Using the structural maps created with our method at early stages of geological prospecting and exploration allow optimization of placement of expensive drilling and geophysical studies. Moreover, the method saves up to 30% of the financial costs while increasing the quality of information and accelerating the introduction of facilities.

THANK YOU! Dr. Dmitry Kukushkin Researchers in Geology, LLC