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The attributes of about 13,600 hard-rock water wells were arranged in three profiles parallel to gradients of typical regional factors. These factors are thought to be of importance to groundwater yield from wells in the Fennoscandian crust and were subjected to a statistical analysis. The regional factors comprise annual rate of postglacial crustal uplift and annual average precipitation, whereas soil type, soil depth, and bedrock type are considered sub-regional and local factors. There is no clear trend in well yield along the regional gradients. The results of the statistical analysis indicate that for the typical regional variables, the rate of postglacial uplift and average annual precipitation explain not more than 11% of the observed variation in well yields. Some of these factors, and other factors not included in this study, work in opposite directions and may cancel each other out. It is concluded that other, more local factors, such as well depth, proximity to fracture-related lineaments and topography, have a greater influence on well yields in this area.
Resumen Se ha recogido los atributos de aguas subterráneas con 13.600 años de antigüedad en tres perfiles perpendiculares a los gradientes de los factores regionales típicos, las cuales son captadas por pozos perforados en rocas duras. Se cree que estos factores tienen importancia en el rendimiento de los pozos realizados en la corteza de Fenoscandia, y han sido analizados estadísticamente. Los factores regionales comprenden la tasa anual de alzamiento postglacial y la precipitación media anual, mientras que el tipo y la profundidad del suelo, y el tipo de roca madre, son tratados como factores sub-regionales y locales. No se aprecia una tendencia clara en el rendimiento de los pozos a lo largo de los gradientes regionales. Los resultados del análisis estadístico indican que, para las variables regionales típicas, la tasa de alzamiento postglacial y la precipitación media anual explican como mucho el 11,2% de las variaciones observadas en el rendimiento de los pozos. Algunos de estos factores, así como otros no incluidos en el estudio, son de signo opuesto y pueden llegar a compensarse. Se concluye que factores diferentes, de escala más local, tales como la proximidad a lineamientos correlacionados con fracturas o la topografía, pueden afectar de forma más importante al rendimiento de los pozos en esta zona.
Résumé Les propriétés d'environ 13,600 puits d'extraction d'eau souterraine dans le socle ont été réparties selon trois profils disposés perpendiculairement aux gradients de facteurs régionaux typiques. Ces facteurs sont considérés comme étant importants pour les rendements des puits dans le bouclier fenno-scandien et ont été soumis à une analyse statistique. Les facteurs régionaux sont le taux de soulèvement postglaciaire et les précipitations moyennes annuelles, alors que le type et l'épaisseur de sol, le type de substratum sont des facteurs sub-régionaux et locaux. Il n'existe pas de tendance dans le rendement des puits selon les gradients régionaux. Les résultats de l'analyse statistique indiquent que pour les variables régionales typiques, le taux de soulèvement postglaciaire et les précipitations moyennes annuelles n'expliquent pas plus de 11,2% de la variation observée du rendement des puits. Certains de ces facteurs, ainsi que d'autres non pris en compte dans cette étude, jouent dans des directions opposées et peuvent s'annuler l'un l'autre. En conclusion, d'autres facteurs, plus locaux, tels que la proximité de linéaments corrélés aux fractures et la topographie peuvent avoir une grande importance pour le rendement des puits dans cette région.相似文献
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An improved and extended GPS-derived 3D velocity field of the glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) in Fennoscandia 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：1
Martin Lidberg Jan M. Johansson Hans-Georg Scherneck James L. Davis 《Journal of Geodesy》2007,81(3):213-230
We present a new GPS-derived 3D velocity field for the Fennoscandia glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) area. This new solution
is based upon ∼3,000 days of continuous GPS observations obtained from the permanent networks in Fennoscandia. The period
encompasses a prolongated phase of stable observation conditions after the northern autumn of 1996. Several significant improvements
have led to smaller uncertainties and lower systematic errors in the new solutions compared to our previous results. The GPS
satellite elevation cut-off angle was lowered to 10°, we fixed ambiguities to integers where possible, and only a few hardware
changes occurred over the entire network. The GAMIT/GLOBK software package was used for the GPS analysis and reference frame realization. Our new results confirmed earlier findings
of maximum discrepancies between GIA models and observations in northern Finland. The reason may be related to overestimated
ice-sheet thickness and glaciation period in the north. In general, the new solutions are more coherent in the velocity field,
as some of the perturbations are now avoided. We compared GPS-derived GIA rates with sea-level rates from tide-gauge observations,
repeated precise leveling, and with GIA model computations, which showed consistency. 相似文献
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Focal mechanisms for three recent earthquakes in Finland are determined using P-wave polarities together with SV/P and SH/P phase amplitude ratios. The events occurred on May 11, 2000 in Toivakka, Central Finland (ML=2.4), on September 15, 2000 in Kuusamo, northeastern Finland (ML=3.5), and on May 2, 2001 in Kolari, western Finnish Lapland (ML=2.9).In order to obtain reliable estimates of the source parameters, one-dimensional crust and upper mantle velocity models are derived for the epicenter areas from deep-seismic sounding results. The starting models are modified by one-dimensional ray tracing using the earthquake observations. The events are relocated by employing P- and S-phase arrival times from the nearest seismic stations and the final velocity models. Synthetic waveforms, calculated with the reflectivity method, are used to further constrain and verify the source and structural parameters.The Toivakka earthquake indicates thrust- or reverse-faulting mechanism at a depth of 5 km. After comparison with aeromagnetic and topographic data we suggest the eastward dipping nodal plane (358°/42°) was the fault plane. The best-fitting fault plane solution of the Kolari earthquake suggests pure thrust-faulting at a depth of 5 km. The nodal plane striking 035°/30° correlates well with surface observations of the postglacial, possibly listric fault systems in the source area. The Kuusamo earthquake (focal depth 14 km) has a normal-faulting mechanism with the nodal planes trending 133°/47° or 284°/47°. Preference is given to the SW-dipping nodal plane, as it seems to coincide with topographic and magnetic lineament directions that have been active after the last ice age.The three earthquakes have occurred in old Precambrian faults and shear zones, which have been reactivated. The reactivated faults are favourably oriented in the local stress field. 相似文献
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Unification of vertical datums by GPS and gravimetric geoid models with application to Fennoscandia 总被引：3，自引：0，他引：3
The second Baltic Sea Level (BSL) GPS campaign was run for one week in June 1993. Data from 35 tide gauge sites and five
fiducial stations were analysed, for three fiducial stations (Onsala, Mets?hovi and Wettzell) fixed at the ITRF93 system.
On a time-scale of 5 days, precision was several parts in 109 for the horizontal and vertical components. Accuracies were about 1 cm in comparison with the International GPS Geodynamical
Service (IGS) coordinates in three directions. To connect the Swedish and the Finnish height systems, our numerical application
utilises three approaches: a rigorous approach, a bias fit and a three-parameter fit. The results between the Swedish RH70
and the Finnish N 60 systems are estimated to −19.3 ± 6.5, −17 ± 6 and −15 ± 6 cm, respectively, by the three approaches.
The results of the three indirect methods are in an agreement with those of a direct approach from levelling and gravity measurements.
Received: 3 April 1996 / Accepted: 4 August 1997 相似文献
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Stein Rune Karlsen Anne Tolvanen Eero Kubin Jarmo Poikolainen Kjell Arild Høgda Bernt Johansen Fiona S. Danks Paul Aspholm Frans Emil Wielgolaski Olga Makarova 《International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation》2008
Northern Fennoscandia is an ecologically heterogeneous region in the arctic/alpine-boreal transition area. Phenology data on birch from 13 stations and 16-day MODIS-NDVI composite satellite data with 250 m resolution for the period 2000 to 2006 were used to map the growing season. A new combined pixel-specific NDVI threshold and decision rule-based mapping method was developed to determine the onset and end of the growing season. A moderately high correlation was found between NDVI data and birch phenology data. The earliest onset of the growing season is found in the narrow strip of lowland between the mountains and the sea along the coast of northern Norway. The onset follows a clear gradient from lowland to mountain corresponding to the decreasing temperature gradient. In autumn, the yellowing of the vegetation shows a more heterogeneous pattern. The length of the growing season is between 100 and 130 days in 55% of the study area. 相似文献
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Studies of mantle xenolith and xenocryst studies have indicated that the subcontinental lithospheric mantle (SCLM) at the Karelian Craton margin (Fennoscandian Shield) is stratified into at least three distinct layers cited A, B, and C. The origin and age of this layering has, however, remained unconstrained. In order to address this question, we have determined Re–Os isotope composition and a comprehensive set of major and trace elements, from xenoliths representing all these three layers. These are the first Re–Os data from the SCLM of the vast East European Craton.
Xenoliths derived from the middle layer B (at 110–180 km depth), which is the main source of harzburgitic garnets and peridotitic diamonds in these kimberlites, are characterised by unradiogenic Os isotopic composition. 187Os/188Os shows a good correlation with indices of partial melting implying an age of 3.3. Ga for melt extraction. This age corresponds with the oldest formation ages of the overlying crust, suggesting that layer B represents the unmodified SCLM stabilised during the Paleoarchean. Underlying layer C (at 180–250 km depths) is the main source of Ti-rich pyropes of megacrystic composition but is lacking harzburgitic pyropes. The osmium isotopic composition of layer C xenoliths is more radiogenic compared to layer B, yielding only Proterozoic TRD ages. Layer C is interpreted to represent a melt metasomatised equivalent to layer B. This metasomatism most likely occurred at ca. 2.0 Ga when the present craton margin formed following continental break-up. Shallow layer A (at 60–110 km depth) has knife-sharp lower contact against layer B indicative of shear zone and episodic construction of SCLM. Layer A peridotites have “ultradepleted” arc mantle-type compositions, and have been metasomatised by radiogenic 187Os/188Os, presumably from slab-derived fluids. Since layer A is absent in the core of the craton, its origin can be related to Proterozoic processes at the craton margin. We interpret it to represent the lithosphere of a Proterozoic arc complex (subduction wedge mantle) that became underthrusted beneath the craton margin crust during continental collision 1.9 Ga ago. 相似文献
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SVEKALAPKO Seismic Tomography Working Group Jukka Yliniemi Elena Kozlovskaya Sven-Erik Hjelt Kari Komminaho Anton Ushakov 《Tectonophysics》2004,394(1-2):41-67
In 1998–1999, a large-scale seismic array was deployed in Finland as a part of the EUROPROBE/SVEKALAPKO subproject, involving 14 European universities and research institutes. The objective of the project was to map the deep lithosphere structure and thickness beneath the Fennoscandian Shield by means of teleseismic events. In addition, about 580 local seismic events were registered during the data acquisition period. Among them, only eight local earthquakes were recorded, the rest being quarry blasts from mining sites in Russia, Finland, Estonia and Sweden. In this study, we present the analysis of the seismic wave field from the strongest local events registered by the majority of the stations of the SVEcofennian–KArelian–LAPland–KOla Transect (SVEKALAPKO) array with the aim of mapping the structure of the upper mantle beneath the array. For this purpose, we selected the events corresponding to a single source type and compared these recordings with those from wide-angle reflection and refraction experiments in the area to identify the regional phases. The record sections of selected events demonstrate strong reflections (PmP) from the Moho boundary. The refracted Pn phases can be seen as first arrivals at distances of about 200–400 km from the source. At offsets of about 400–800 km, phases reflected from inhomogeneities in the uppermost mantle (P1) and double reflections from the Moho boundary (PmPPmP) were recorded.Results from 2D forward ray trace modeling of reflected and refracted P-waves along four profile swathes from SVEKALAPKO stations demonstrate that the mantle reflections originate from two different groups of boundaries beneath the array: one group of phases arrive from subhorizontal and gently dipping reflectors below the Moho boundary at a depth of 70–90 km, while the other group are phases originating from a depth of 100 to 130 km. Based on the irregular character of the first group of reflections, their different spatial orientation and correlation with the Moho offsets, we interpret the boundaries of this group as relicts of ancient subduction and collision processes. The second group of reflections can be explained by a transition from mechanically strong to mechanically weak lithosphere. 相似文献