Processing results from parametric drill hole Northern-1 on Kholmisty Peninsula, Graham Bell Island, Franz Josef Land Archipelago (Report 5337, Leningrad)

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author Shkola, Igor V
Voytsekhovskaya, Antonina G
author_facet Shkola, Igor V
Voytsekhovskaya, Antonina G
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Project 74-4/683 - Proceeding and Generalization of Materials of Parametric Drilling on Arctic Islands (Nagurskaya and Severnaya parametric drill holes on the Franz Josef Land Archipelago). Reasons for drilling: 1. Study of the geological-geophysical section from the eastern part of the Franz Josef Land Archipelago for establishing structure of the sedimentary cover, rock properties and composition. 2. Obtaining information for stratification of the section and its allocation with geophysical sections. Technical results: The hole was drilled from 14.12.1977 till 03.01.1979. It has penetrated the section of 3523 m and stopped in Early?-Middle Triassic deposits. Scientific results: 1. Stratigraphic sequence (based on different faunal groups, leaf flora, sporen, pollen) of the section has been carried out. 2. Middle-Late Triassic deposits lay almost horizontally. Middle Triassic deposits are composed of dark-colored terrigenous rocks of marine origin. They are divided to two series. The lower series 1025 m thick is composed of alternating patterns of sandstones, siltstones, and argillites with predomination of silty-clayey rocks. The upper series 430 m thick is composed of argillites with small admixture of silty material. 3. Upper Triassic deposits are composed of (from down to up): marine sandy-silty Carnian rocks (470 m), a series of rhythmically alternating obliquely laminated sandstones and siltstones with tributary layers of argillites, coaly rocks, hard coal lenses (990 m), dark marine silty clays (160 m), a series of obliquely laminated sands and sandstones with pyrite and siderite concretions (450 m). 4. The hole has crossed 6 sills from 5 to 87 m thick. The sills occur with interval 400-600 m and comprise ~6% of thickness of the sedimentary complex. Thinner sills (5-7 m) are composed of glassy dolerites and microdolerites, the thickest sills are composed of micropegmatite gabbro and olivine gabbro-dolerites. The sills intruded from the end of the Early Cretaceous till the Early Paleocene. 5. During the Middle Triassic and Carnian sedimentation was within a marine basin with highly reduced conditions. During most of the Norian sediment formation was within a vast littoral lake-alluvial plain that periodically submerged and flooded by sea.
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spellingShingle Processing results from parametric drill hole Northern-1 on Kholmisty Peninsula, Graham Bell Island, Franz Josef Land Archipelago (Report 5337, Leningrad)
Shkola, Igor V
Voytsekhovskaya, Antonina G
Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Graham Bell Island, Franz Josef Land; Northern-1; VNIIO-1980
Project 74-4/683 - Proceeding and Generalization of Materials of Parametric Drilling on Arctic Islands (Nagurskaya and Severnaya parametric drill holes on the Franz Josef Land Archipelago). Reasons for drilling: 1. Study of the geological-geophysical section from the eastern part of the Franz Josef Land Archipelago for establishing structure of the sedimentary cover, rock properties and composition. 2. Obtaining information for stratification of the section and its allocation with geophysical sections. Technical results: The hole was drilled from 14.12.1977 till 03.01.1979. It has penetrated the section of 3523 m and stopped in Early?-Middle Triassic deposits. Scientific results: 1. Stratigraphic sequence (based on different faunal groups, leaf flora, sporen, pollen) of the section has been carried out. 2. Middle-Late Triassic deposits lay almost horizontally. Middle Triassic deposits are composed of dark-colored terrigenous rocks of marine origin. They are divided to two series. The lower series 1025 m thick is composed of alternating patterns of sandstones, siltstones, and argillites with predomination of silty-clayey rocks. The upper series 430 m thick is composed of argillites with small admixture of silty material. 3. Upper Triassic deposits are composed of (from down to up): marine sandy-silty Carnian rocks (470 m), a series of rhythmically alternating obliquely laminated sandstones and siltstones with tributary layers of argillites, coaly rocks, hard coal lenses (990 m), dark marine silty clays (160 m), a series of obliquely laminated sands and sandstones with pyrite and siderite concretions (450 m). 4. The hole has crossed 6 sills from 5 to 87 m thick. The sills occur with interval 400-600 m and comprise ~6% of thickness of the sedimentary complex. Thinner sills (5-7 m) are composed of glassy dolerites and microdolerites, the thickest sills are composed of micropegmatite gabbro and olivine gabbro-dolerites. The sills intruded from the end of the Early Cretaceous till the Early Paleocene. 5. During the Middle Triassic and Carnian sedimentation was within a marine basin with highly reduced conditions. During most of the Norian sediment formation was within a vast littoral lake-alluvial plain that periodically submerged and flooded by sea.
title Processing results from parametric drill hole Northern-1 on Kholmisty Peninsula, Graham Bell Island, Franz Josef Land Archipelago (Report 5337, Leningrad)
topic Archive of Ocean Data; ARCOD; DRILL; Drilling/drill rig; Graham Bell Island, Franz Josef Land; Northern-1; VNIIO-1980
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.690353