PPT-Detrital thermochronology

applied to sedimentary basins Barbara Carrapa After Painter et al 2014 Thermochronology applied to sedimentary basins Timing and patterns of erosion which informs about processes of basin formation. CLAYS. But why clay-. It is important to know where we are coming from , since the course of study in MNA/IMACS centers on clay and clay minerals basically. How are . clays . formed. Clays are formed from weathering of silica rich rocks . University of Arizona, Water Resources Research Center Arizona Department of Agriculture Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Arizona Department of Water Resources Arizona Game & Fish Departmen Sedimentary rocks cover ~ 75% of Earth’s surface. ~ 5 % (by volume) of Earth’s outer 10 miles. Contain evidence of past environments:. Important resource. Coal, oil, and other fossil fuels. Groundwater resources. . Sedimentary Rocks. What is a sedimentary rock?. Sedimentary rocks are products of mechanical and chemical weathering. They account for about 5% (by volume) of Earth’s outer 10 miles. Contain evidence of past environments. Thermochronology. Tim . Randol. November 3, 2015. Quaternary Geology. Thermochronology. Greek root “. thermôs. ”. — warm,. . heat. . Greek root . “. chrónos. ”. – time. Termo. -. Man. Geo. UNIT . 5. What are Sediments. Sediments are loose Earth materials (unconsolidated materials) such as sand . which are . transported by the action of water, wind, glacial ice and . gravity.. These . materials are . Xianghui Li. 1. , Frank Mattern. 2. , Chaokai Zhang. 1. , Qinggao Zeng. 3. , Guozheng Mao. 3. . 1School. of Earth Sciences and Engineering, Nanjing University, Nanjing, 210046, China. Email: . leeschhui@126.com. Interpreting detrital zircon provenance in the context of regional stratigraphic and tectonic models: an example from Late Ordovician–Early Devonian cover rocks on Ganderia, eastern Maine Allan Ludman, John Aleinikoff, Bill Devlin TTGs We Have Known and Loved: 1.5 Ga of Growth and Recycling of Archean Continental Crust in the Northern Wyoming Craton (NWC)   Mogk , D. W. 1 , Mueller, P.A. 2 , Wooden, J.L. 3 , and Henry, D.J. What are Sediments. Sediments are loose Earth materials (unconsolidated materials) such as sand . which are . transported by the action of water, wind, glacial ice and . gravity.. These . materials are . Clastic. Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks. Clastic sediments are loose materials, however when these sediments under go lithification (. diagenesis. ), they form sedimentary rocks. . Clastic sedimentary rocks are also known as . SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. Geo 281: geology for engineers. Geology and Geophysics Department. King Saud University. What are Sediments. Sediments are loose Earth materials (unconsolidated materials) such as sand . By. Dr. Muhamed F. Omer. Post-doctoral . /. Warsaw University 2014. Salahaddin University- Science College, Geology Department . Iraqi Kurdistan Region-Erbil. muhfakhri2005@ gmail.com. Tel. 009647701348322. Mahyra Tedeschi. 1*. , . Humberto Reis. 2. , Laura Stutenbecker. 3. , Matheus Kuchenbecker. 4. , Bruno Ribeiro. 5. ,. . Vitor Barrote. 6. , Pedro Leonardo Vieira. 1. , Cristiano Lana. 2. 1. Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, .