The three dimensional structure of Batholiths as deduced from gravity data
The intent of the work presented here is to interpret the three dimensional structure of batholiths from gravity data. The batholiths studied were the Guichon Creek, Hogem and Iron Mask batholiths located in the central, interior of British Columbia and within the Canadian Western Cordillera. Despit...
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ndltd-UBC-oai-circle.library.ubc.ca-2429-194992018-01-05T17:39:59Z The three dimensional structure of Batholiths as deduced from gravity data Ager, Charles Arthur The intent of the work presented here is to interpret the three dimensional structure of batholiths from gravity data. The batholiths studied were the Guichon Creek, Hogem and Iron Mask batholiths located in the central, interior of British Columbia and within the Canadian Western Cordillera. Despite their gross geological differences, these batholiths have a remarkably similar three dimensional shape. After correlating gross shape with existing theories of batholith emplacement, a new theory for the emplacement of these batholiths has been proposed. This 'tectonic injection' theory is intended to apply to all batholiths that fall within the class of "funnel-type". As a corollary, ideas are also presented on the significance of the spatial correlation of mineral occurrances with gross shape. Science, Faculty of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences, Department of Graduate 2010-02-01T20:18:58Z 2010-02-01T20:18:58Z 1974 Text Thesis/Dissertation http://hdl.handle.net/2429/19499 eng For non-commercial purposes only, such as research, private study and education. Additional conditions apply, see Terms of Use https://open.library.ubc.ca/terms_of_use. |
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The intent of the work presented here is to interpret the three dimensional structure of batholiths from gravity data. The batholiths studied were the Guichon Creek, Hogem and Iron Mask batholiths located in the central, interior of British Columbia and within the Canadian Western Cordillera. Despite their gross geological differences, these batholiths have a remarkably similar three dimensional shape. After correlating gross shape with existing theories of batholith emplacement, a new theory for the emplacement of these batholiths has been proposed. This 'tectonic injection' theory is intended to apply to all batholiths that fall within the class of "funnel-type". As a corollary, ideas are also presented on the significance of the spatial correlation of mineral occurrances with gross shape. === Science, Faculty of === Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences, Department of === Graduate |
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