Detection of Radioactive Occurrences, East of Qena, Using Airborne Gamma-Ray Spectrometric and Magnetic Survey Data, Eastern Desert, Egypt.

Islam Mohammed Hussein Khalil;

Abstract


ABSTRACT
The area under study lies in the Eastern Desert of Egypt to the east of Qena city. It
is enclosed between latitudes 25
50′
42.58″ E & 33
o
o
58′ 3.79″ N & 26
19′ 60″ N and longitudes 32
o
o
14′ 60″ E, with moderate terrain except at zones of Thebes Formation and
Taref sandstone, the topographic values range from 73 – 655 meters asl. It drew
attentions due to the presence of the considerable and remarkable exposures of the Duwi
Formation and Dakhla shale, while these formations are enriched with radioactive
minerals as interbeds of the uranium bearing phosphates. the surface geological settings
of the study area show sedimentary rocks range in age from cretaceous (pre-Campanian)
to Holocene sediments cover the whole area, with no igneous outcropping, while the
structural settings delineate that the main trend of the surface lineaments mainly related
to NE-SW, NNW-SSE and NW-SE directions.


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Title Detection of Radioactive Occurrences, East of Qena, Using Airborne Gamma-Ray Spectrometric and Magnetic Survey Data, Eastern Desert, Egypt.
Other Titles استكشاف التواجدات الإشعاعية شرق قنا بإستخدام معطيات المسوحات الجوية الاشعاعية الطيفية و المغناطيسية، الصحراء الشرقية، مصر.
Authors Islam Mohammed Hussein Khalil
Issue Date 2018

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