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Volcanic Zones of JMMCPossible scenarioSDR (Seaward Dipping Reflectors)Poss. post break-up, larger intrusionsVolcanic complexes poss. just abovethe top Paleocene marker44-40Ma Anomaly 19-20 BasaltprovinceProbably oceanic ridges / transition areaPossible Rift area between Anomalies20 & 13Jan Mayen Trough shallow intrusionsEarly to Late Oligocene composite sheetof flat-lying intrusive (Anomalies >6)Important Fault / Fractures Zones thatinfluence and subdivide the JMR.30 th Nordic Geological Winter Meeting, Reykjavík, January 12, 2012ORKUSTOFNUNNational Energy Authority
TWT(ms)▬SeabedSSWSeismic data – Timing of Intrusions900mData by courtesy ofNNE▬Pleistocene - Pliocene▬UC Late Oligocene - Miocene▬UC Base Late Oligocene▬Top Eocene▬UC Middle Eocene▬UC Top Paleocene▬Eocene – Oligocene Intrusive30 th Nordic Geological Winter Meeting, Reykjavík, January 12, 2012ORKUSTOFNUNNational Energy Authority
Page 1 and 2: History of geology and research of
Page 3 and 4: Exploration History of the Jan Maye
Page 5 and 6: 2D Seismic reflection data surveys
Page 7 and 8: Magnetic Surveysafter Laurent Gerni
Page 9 and 10: Borehole & Seafloor Samplesaround t
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Page 15 and 16: Conceptual model -seismic data comp
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