Mankind has lived in the earth for countless years,but until now,people are not really understand the connotation of the Earth.We know that the earth composition including the lithosphere,asthenosphere,mantle,and core...Mankind has lived in the earth for countless years,but until now,people are not really understand the connotation of the Earth.We know that the earth composition including the lithosphere,asthenosphere,mantle,and core.The lithosphere supports all the life on Earth.For a long time,geoscientists trying to use all kind of methods such as geological,geophysical,and geochemical methods to detect and study the earth,but our knowledge about earth are mostly indirect.Through the direct observation to the lithosphere,people can understand and recognize the plate movement of ocean and the mainland,crustal stress,earthquakes,volcanic processes,deep resources,the origins of life,global climate change,and biodiversity.They are all the basis of a series of geoscience problems(Su et al.,2010). For our daily lives,as we all know,against landslides,mudslides and other geological disasters,people's responses can only be monitoring,prevention and countermeasures are needed.One of the most important technical means is the drilling methods.For example,through engineering investigation drilling,people can understand the overall structure of the landslide.Through anchor nails,bolt,cable,curtain grouting,soil modification,anti-slide bored piles of construction,people can prevent landslides,collapse,and other geological disasters. For geosciences,earth scientists are facing a lot of challenges.Plate tectonic theory is one of the 20th century’s major scientific achievements.The continental drift assumptions put forward in the early 20th century,but until 1968,the'Geluoma?Challenger'ocean drilling vessel belong to United States had drilled several hundred holes in the ocean,the theory of seafloor spreading and plate subduction model has been confirmed directly by drilling.However,many problems cannot be explained by'Plate theory'on land.A continental dynamics theory is initiating and developing based on the internal driving force of continent.This heralded a landmark geological revolution is coming soon. At the same time,the 21st century human survival and development resources,the environment and disaster reduction,and other issues need to be addressed urgently.All of this requires us to understand the deep Earth,and the only direct means of direct observation of the Earth's continental crust is'Continental Scientific Drilling'. Geological samples,especially those from deep of the Earth,are the most direct study subjects for geologists.But the only way to access the true samples from deep of the earth is drilling.The most direct evidence always originated from the deep of the earth,such as core,cuttings,fluid samples and other physical samples.This is also true for ophiolite researches. Continental scientific drilling has been demonstrated as an efficient technique for directly obtaining information from the Earth’s surface to the deep crust,and is acknowledged as'to build a telescope inserting to the interior of the Earth',as well as'a key for opening the door of the Earth'.Over the past four decades,continental scientific drilling has achieved great success in enhancing our knowledge of the Earth,and in providing information on mineral resources,large engineering projects and global change.These benefits also relate to ophiolite research. Along with China's Brahmaputra River intermittently distributed ophiolite sets.Its distribution in Tibet is more than 1,000 kilometres long and extends along the Brahmaputra and the Indian Ocean to Myanmar and Pakistan.We have completed a number of coring holes along this ophiolite belt in recent years.The cores were collected from these holes provide geologists with real physical samples coring from the depths of the earth,which have played a significant role in deepening their ophiolite research.And the coring drilling projects along this ophiolite belt will be continue for years,to continue to provide geologists enough ophiolite real samples for their researches. No advanced drilling technology,no enough high quality samples from the deep Earth,the in-depth ophiolite research will be restricted(Zhang et al.,2013).展开更多
It is of crucial importance to investigate the spatial structures of ancient landslides in the eastern Tibetan Plateau’s alpine canyons as they could provide valuable insights into the evolutionary history of the lan...It is of crucial importance to investigate the spatial structures of ancient landslides in the eastern Tibetan Plateau’s alpine canyons as they could provide valuable insights into the evolutionary history of the landslides and indicate the potential for future reactivation.This study examines the Deda ancient landslide,situated in the Chalong-ranbu fault zone,where creep deformation suggests a complex underground structure.By integrating remote sensing,field surveys,Audio-frequency Magnetotellurics(AMT),and Microtremor Survey Method(MSM)techniques,along with engineering geological drilling for validation,to uncover the landslide’s spatial feature s.The research indicates that a fault is developed in the upper part of the Deda ancient landslide,and the gully divides it into Deda landslide accumulation zoneⅠand Deda landslide accumulation zoneⅡin space.The distinctive geological characteristics detectable by MSM in the shallow subsurface and by AMT in deeper layers.The findings include the identification of two sliding zones in the Deda I landslide,the shallow sliding zone(DD-I-S1)depth is approximately 20 m,and the deep sliding zone(DD-I-S2)depth is 36.2-49.9 m.The sliding zone(DD-Ⅱ-S1)depth of the DedaⅡlandslide is 37.6-43.1 m.A novel MSM-based method for sliding zone identification is proposed,achieving less than 5%discrepancy in depth determination when compared with drilling data.These results provide a valuable reference for the spatial structural analysis of large-deepseated landslides in geologically complex regions like the eastern Tibetan Plateau.展开更多
Data-driven approaches and artificial intelligence(AI)algorithms are promising enough to be relied on even more than physics-based methods;their main feed is data which is the fundamental element of each phenomenon.Th...Data-driven approaches and artificial intelligence(AI)algorithms are promising enough to be relied on even more than physics-based methods;their main feed is data which is the fundamental element of each phenomenon.These algorithms learn from data and unveil unseen patterns out of it The petroleum industry as a realm where huge volumes of data are generated every second is of great interest to this new technology.As the oil and gas industry is in the transition phase to oilfield digitization,there has been an increased drive to integrate data-driven modeling and machine learning(ML)algorithms in different petroleum engineering challenges.ML has been widely used in different areas of the industry.Many extensive studies have been devoted to exploring AI applicability in various disciplines of this industry;however,lack of two main features is noticeable.Most of the research is either not practical enough to be applicable in real-field challenges or limited to a specific problem and not generalizable.Attention must be given to data itself and the way it is classified and stored.Although there are sheer volumes of data coming from different disciplines,they reside in departmental silos and are not accessible by consumers.In order to derive as much insight as possible out of data,the data needs to be stored in a centralized repository from where the data can be readily consumed by different applications.展开更多
In this study, a well-designed experimental setup is used to determine the rock-breaking performance of a high-pressure supercritical carbon dioxide （SC-CO2） jet. Its rock-breaking performance is first compared with...In this study, a well-designed experimental setup is used to determine the rock-breaking performance of a high-pressure supercritical carbon dioxide （SC-CO2） jet. Its rock-breaking performance is first compared with that of a high-pressure water jet under the same operation conditions. The effects of five major factors that affect the rock-breaking performance of the high-pressure SC-CO2 jet, i.e., the nozzle diameter, the standoff distance, the jet pressure, the rock compressive strength and the jet temperature are experimentally determined. The experimental results indicate that the rock-breaking performance of the SC-CO2 jet is significantly improved over the high-pressure water jet. It is also found that the rock-breaking performance of the SC-CO2 jet is improved with the increase of the nozzle diameter or the standoff distance, until the nozzle diameter or the standoff distance reaches a certain critical value and after that it begins to deteriorate. The rock-breaking performance of the SC-CO2 jet improves monotonically with the increase of the jet pressure, while it shows a monotonic deterioration with the increase of the rock compressive strength. In addition, it is found that, under the same working conditions, the SC-CO2 jet can always provide a better rock-breaking performance than the subcritical liquid CO2 jet.展开更多
文摘Mankind has lived in the earth for countless years,but until now,people are not really understand the connotation of the Earth.We know that the earth composition including the lithosphere,asthenosphere,mantle,and core.The lithosphere supports all the life on Earth.For a long time,geoscientists trying to use all kind of methods such as geological,geophysical,and geochemical methods to detect and study the earth,but our knowledge about earth are mostly indirect.Through the direct observation to the lithosphere,people can understand and recognize the plate movement of ocean and the mainland,crustal stress,earthquakes,volcanic processes,deep resources,the origins of life,global climate change,and biodiversity.They are all the basis of a series of geoscience problems(Su et al.,2010). For our daily lives,as we all know,against landslides,mudslides and other geological disasters,people's responses can only be monitoring,prevention and countermeasures are needed.One of the most important technical means is the drilling methods.For example,through engineering investigation drilling,people can understand the overall structure of the landslide.Through anchor nails,bolt,cable,curtain grouting,soil modification,anti-slide bored piles of construction,people can prevent landslides,collapse,and other geological disasters. For geosciences,earth scientists are facing a lot of challenges.Plate tectonic theory is one of the 20th century’s major scientific achievements.The continental drift assumptions put forward in the early 20th century,but until 1968,the'Geluoma?Challenger'ocean drilling vessel belong to United States had drilled several hundred holes in the ocean,the theory of seafloor spreading and plate subduction model has been confirmed directly by drilling.However,many problems cannot be explained by'Plate theory'on land.A continental dynamics theory is initiating and developing based on the internal driving force of continent.This heralded a landmark geological revolution is coming soon. At the same time,the 21st century human survival and development resources,the environment and disaster reduction,and other issues need to be addressed urgently.All of this requires us to understand the deep Earth,and the only direct means of direct observation of the Earth's continental crust is'Continental Scientific Drilling'. Geological samples,especially those from deep of the Earth,are the most direct study subjects for geologists.But the only way to access the true samples from deep of the earth is drilling.The most direct evidence always originated from the deep of the earth,such as core,cuttings,fluid samples and other physical samples.This is also true for ophiolite researches. Continental scientific drilling has been demonstrated as an efficient technique for directly obtaining information from the Earth’s surface to the deep crust,and is acknowledged as'to build a telescope inserting to the interior of the Earth',as well as'a key for opening the door of the Earth'.Over the past four decades,continental scientific drilling has achieved great success in enhancing our knowledge of the Earth,and in providing information on mineral resources,large engineering projects and global change.These benefits also relate to ophiolite research. Along with China's Brahmaputra River intermittently distributed ophiolite sets.Its distribution in Tibet is more than 1,000 kilometres long and extends along the Brahmaputra and the Indian Ocean to Myanmar and Pakistan.We have completed a number of coring holes along this ophiolite belt in recent years.The cores were collected from these holes provide geologists with real physical samples coring from the depths of the earth,which have played a significant role in deepening their ophiolite research.And the coring drilling projects along this ophiolite belt will be continue for years,to continue to provide geologists enough ophiolite real samples for their researches. No advanced drilling technology,no enough high quality samples from the deep Earth,the in-depth ophiolite research will be restricted(Zhang et al.,2013).
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42372339)the China Geological Survey Project(DD20221816,DD20190319)。
文摘It is of crucial importance to investigate the spatial structures of ancient landslides in the eastern Tibetan Plateau’s alpine canyons as they could provide valuable insights into the evolutionary history of the landslides and indicate the potential for future reactivation.This study examines the Deda ancient landslide,situated in the Chalong-ranbu fault zone,where creep deformation suggests a complex underground structure.By integrating remote sensing,field surveys,Audio-frequency Magnetotellurics(AMT),and Microtremor Survey Method(MSM)techniques,along with engineering geological drilling for validation,to uncover the landslide’s spatial feature s.The research indicates that a fault is developed in the upper part of the Deda ancient landslide,and the gully divides it into Deda landslide accumulation zoneⅠand Deda landslide accumulation zoneⅡin space.The distinctive geological characteristics detectable by MSM in the shallow subsurface and by AMT in deeper layers.The findings include the identification of two sliding zones in the Deda I landslide,the shallow sliding zone(DD-I-S1)depth is approximately 20 m,and the deep sliding zone(DD-I-S2)depth is 36.2-49.9 m.The sliding zone(DD-Ⅱ-S1)depth of the DedaⅡlandslide is 37.6-43.1 m.A novel MSM-based method for sliding zone identification is proposed,achieving less than 5%discrepancy in depth determination when compared with drilling data.These results provide a valuable reference for the spatial structural analysis of large-deepseated landslides in geologically complex regions like the eastern Tibetan Plateau.
文摘Data-driven approaches and artificial intelligence(AI)algorithms are promising enough to be relied on even more than physics-based methods;their main feed is data which is the fundamental element of each phenomenon.These algorithms learn from data and unveil unseen patterns out of it The petroleum industry as a realm where huge volumes of data are generated every second is of great interest to this new technology.As the oil and gas industry is in the transition phase to oilfield digitization,there has been an increased drive to integrate data-driven modeling and machine learning(ML)algorithms in different petroleum engineering challenges.ML has been widely used in different areas of the industry.Many extensive studies have been devoted to exploring AI applicability in various disciplines of this industry;however,lack of two main features is noticeable.Most of the research is either not practical enough to be applicable in real-field challenges or limited to a specific problem and not generalizable.Attention must be given to data itself and the way it is classified and stored.Although there are sheer volumes of data coming from different disciplines,they reside in departmental silos and are not accessible by consumers.In order to derive as much insight as possible out of data,the data needs to be stored in a centralized repository from where the data can be readily consumed by different applications.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 50974130, 51034007)the National Key Basic Research and Development Program of China (973 Program, 2010CB226700)the Excellent Ph.D. Thesis Training Fund and Graduate Independent Innovation Project of China University of Petroleum(Grant No. 11CX06021A)
文摘In this study, a well-designed experimental setup is used to determine the rock-breaking performance of a high-pressure supercritical carbon dioxide （SC-CO2） jet. Its rock-breaking performance is first compared with that of a high-pressure water jet under the same operation conditions. The effects of five major factors that affect the rock-breaking performance of the high-pressure SC-CO2 jet, i.e., the nozzle diameter, the standoff distance, the jet pressure, the rock compressive strength and the jet temperature are experimentally determined. The experimental results indicate that the rock-breaking performance of the SC-CO2 jet is significantly improved over the high-pressure water jet. It is also found that the rock-breaking performance of the SC-CO2 jet is improved with the increase of the nozzle diameter or the standoff distance, until the nozzle diameter or the standoff distance reaches a certain critical value and after that it begins to deteriorate. The rock-breaking performance of the SC-CO2 jet improves monotonically with the increase of the jet pressure, while it shows a monotonic deterioration with the increase of the rock compressive strength. In addition, it is found that, under the same working conditions, the SC-CO2 jet can always provide a better rock-breaking performance than the subcritical liquid CO2 jet.
