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Abstract: This study examines the structure of geothermal geochemisty data in India using k-means and hierarchical cluster analyses. The first attempt to list hot springs in India was made by Schlagintweit in 1852. The Geological Survey of India published a special publication titled 'Geothermal Atlas of India', and the government of India constituted a 'Hot Spring Committee' to examine the possibility of developing geothermal plants for power generation and other uses. In the Puga valley and Parvati projects, it is estimated that it is possible to harness 5000 MWh of geothermal energy from Puga valley, sufficient to sustain a 20 MWe power plant.......
Keywords: Hot springs, India, k-mean and hierarchial cluster, PCA, factor scores, Peninsula, extra-Peninsula, geothermal geochemistry
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Amitabha Roy, 2024. Geostatistics Applied To Fluid Geochemistry Of Geothermal Fields In Peninsular And Extra-Peninsular India. White Falcon Publishing, Chandigarh, India, 2024. Pp. 1-144. Isbn : 979-8-89222-356-0
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Amitabha Roy, 2023. A Comparative Statistical Study Of Geochemistry Of Geothermalffields Of Peninsular And Extra Peninsular India. J. Appl. Geol. & Geophys (Isor-Jagg), V. 11, Issue I, Ser. Ii, Pp. 32-44
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Abstract: In the compression-shear loading experiment of coal samples, the relationship between acoustic emission signals and sample failure process was analyzed from the time domain characteristics, frequency spectrum characteristics, and fracture component characteristics of acoustic emission signals. The experimental results show that during the compression-shear failure process of coal samples, tensile fracture occurs at the inflection point of the stress curve, while shear fracture occurs at multiple periods, with the most concentrated being the macroscopic failure of the sample. When the coal sample approaches failure, large-scale cracks expand, so that low-frequency acoustic emission events increase most significantly. After the coal sample is destroyed, apart from fracture along the shear plane, the areas of local peeling and large-scale collapse are mainly caused by tensile failure.
Keywords:Acoustic emission; Compression-shear load,; Fracture evolution; Failure mode.
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Abstract: Olkaria is the most explored volcano along the Kenyan Rift Valley and it is in the advanced stages of development. Despite Olkaria's success as an energy provider, there is continued research into methods to improve the development of the fields. The area, east of the domes only has a single well OW-922 unfortunately, it did not sustain discharge during testing. A combination of 1D Magnetotelluric (MT) and Transient Electromagnetics (TEM) methods were utilized to understand the area resistivity structures. However, there were limitations in mapping the deep-seated structures. A geoscientific study has to be done to gain a deeper understanding of the resistivity structures.....
Keywords: East of domes, Magnetotelluric, Dimensionality analysis, 2D modeling.
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Abstract: This study explores the use of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) equipped with Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology for monitoring high-voltage power lines. By integrating RPAS and LiDAR, the inspection process becomes more efficient, accurate, and safer compared to traditional methods. LiDAR's ability to capture detailed 3D data provides valuable insights into the condition of transmission line corridors, including vegetation encroachment and structural damage. The research highlights the potential of these technologies to reduce operational costs, improve data accuracy, and enhance the management of power grids, offering a sustainable solution for infrastructure monitoring in challenging environments
Keywords: RPAS, LiDAR, Power Line Monitoring, Geospatial Data, Infrastructure Inspection
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Abstract: The Kharun River Basin, a significant watershed of the Sheonath River within the larger Mahanadi River Basin, represents a critical hydrological system in India that demands focused study for sustainable management. As natural resources like land, water, and soil face intense pressure due to increasing population and resource utilization, it is vital to understand the dynamics of these resources to ensure their sustainable usage and management. In this study, a range of morphometric parameters—categorized as linear, areal, and relief aspects—are.....
Keywords: Kharun River Basin, Morphometric Analysis, STRM data, DEM and aspects maps, GIS
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Paper Type | : | Research Paper |
Title | : | Geomorphotectonics of the Kathiawar (Saurashtra)-Kutchch outlier: A spatial statistical approach |
Country | : | India |
Authors | : | Amitabha Roy |
: | 10.9790/0990-1206014448 |
Abstract: The present work explores the geomorphotectonics of the Kathiawar (Saurashtra)-Kutchch Outlier in Gujarat, India north of the SONATA lineament. Using spatial statistics, the author explores intricate links between spatially resolved data, reveal patterns and correlations that drive the region's geological history. The work addresses an underlying issue, i.e., that of finding the spatial position of entities under study, which is a central issue in spatial analysis. The methodology combines several spatial analytic methods in order to derive a detailed representation....
Keywords: Indian Subcontinent, Peninsular, Ex-Peninsular, Kathiawar-Kutchch, Outlier, Lothal
[1]. Amitabha Roy, 2024. The book: Geostatistics applied to fluid geochemistry of geothermal fields in peninsular and extra-peninsular India. White Falcon Publishing, Chandigarh, India. 2024. Pp. 1-144. ISBN: 979-8-89222-356-0
[2]. A.Roy, 1994. GTHERMIS – An information management and analysis system for geothermal data of India, A Field season report (1993-94).
[3]. Ercan Özcan, Pratul Saraswati, Ali Osman Yücel, Nowrad Ali, and Muhammad Hanif, February 2018. Bartonian orthophragminids from the Fulra Limestone (Kutch, W India) and coeval units in Sulaiman Range, Pakistan: a synthesis of shallow benthic zone (SBZ) 17 for the Indian Subcontinent, Geodinamica Acta, 30(1).
[4]. Jonathan Craig, 2013. The hot springs and the geothermal energy potential of Jammu and Kashmir State Northwest Himalaya, India.
[5]. The Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth,Wiley and the American Geophysical Union (Earth Scences. Online ISSN-2169-9356; Print ISSN: 2169-9313).