Results of gravimetric and magnetometric research of nature of pulytinskoye seismic anomaly Western Siberia

Authors

  • Галина Прокопьевна Щербинина Mining Institute of the Ural Branch Russian Academy of Sciences
  • Геннадий Валерьевич Простолупов Mining Institute of the Ural Branch Russian Academy of Sciences

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17308/geology.2018.3/1629

Keywords:

ring seismic anomaly, gravitational field, magnetic field, nature of geophysical anomaly

Abstract

The paper presents the results of gravimetric and magnetometric studies of the Pulytinskoye seismic ring anomaly revealed in 2007 to the north of Tyumen. Detailed measurements of the gravitational and magnetic fields are carried out along two orthogonally intersecting profiles crossing in the center of the ring structure. Within the seismic anomaly, the gravitational field is extremely different from the outer surrounding spaces. There is a high-frequency change of positive and negative annular anomalies. In a magnetic field Pulytinskoye seismic anomaly corresponds to a positive anomaly with an amplitude of 225 nT. Complex analysis of the morphology of potential fields, seismic and geochemical materials and other types of surveys allows us to speak about the impact nature of the seismic anomaly, as a result of the meteoric fall.

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Author Biographies

  • Галина Прокопьевна Щербинина, Mining Institute of the Ural Branch Russian Academy of Sciences

    Candidate of Geological and Mineralogical Sciences, Leading Researcher of the laboratory of Geopotential Fields

  • Геннадий Валерьевич Простолупов, Mining Institute of the Ural Branch Russian Academy of Sciences

    Candidate of Technical Sciences, senior Researcher of the laboratory of Geopotential Fields

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Published

2018-07-09

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Geophysics

How to Cite

Results of gravimetric and magnetometric research of nature of pulytinskoye seismic anomaly Western Siberia. (2018). Proceedings of Voronezh State University. Series: Geology, 3, 100-107. https://doi.org/10.17308/geology.2018.3/1629