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Book of Abstracts AZERBAIJAN NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES PEAN YOUTH URO CA – E PI A TA NJ L A 2 G 01 6 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN SOLVING MODERN PROBLEMS OF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS Dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Institute Geology and Geophysics, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences BOOK OF ABSTRACTS 15-18 October, 2018 Baku / Azerbaijan VII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF YOUNG SCIENTISTS & STUDENTS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN SOLVING MODERN PROBLEMS OF GEOLOGY AND GEOPHYSICS Dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Institute Geology and Geophysics, Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences BOOK OF ABSTRACTS 15-18 October, 2018 Baku / Azerbaijan Conference is organizationally supported by the Institute of Geology and Geophysics (GGI) and Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences The Conference is financially supported by: Topics of the Conference: New approaches and methods in investigation of the Earth's crust Information technologies in solving geological and geophysical problems Using advanced technologies in prospecting for minerals Geological events and processes; geological risk assessment Scientific Organizing Committee Chairman: Feyzullayev Akper Prof., Dr. Sc. (Geol.-min.), Academician of ANAS Co-chairman: Abbasov Orhan PhD in Earth Sciences, Associate Professor, Chairman of Council of Young Scientists and Specialists (CYSS) of GGI ANAS Secretary: Djabrailova Aysel Secretary of CYSS Huseynov Dadash Dr. Sc. (Geol.-min.), Corresponding member of ANAS Aliyeva Elmira Dr. Sc. (Geol.-min.), Corresponding member of ANAS Kangarli Talat Dr. Sc. (Geol.-min.), Corresponding member of ANAS Latifova Yegana PhD in Earth Sciences, Associate Professor Babayev Gulam Dr. in Earth Sciences, Associate Professor Aliyev Ali PhD in Mathematical Sciences, Co-chairman of CYSS Baloglanov Elnur Member of CYSS Qojayeva Nabat Member of CYSS Akhundov Ruslan Member of CYSS Suleymanova Fatima Member of CYSS Bashirov Orhan Member of CYSS Asgarova Arzu Member of CYSS CONTENT PLENARY SESSION Yıldırım C. “Application of cosmogenic surface exposure dating in tectonic geomorphology: examples from offset alluvial fans, fluvial terraces and normal fault scarps” .............................................. 12 Kokh S., Sokol E., Kozmenko O., Lavrushin V., Kikvadze O. “Geochemistry and mobilisation depth of mud volcano products in the Kerch Peninsula” .. 12 Szijártó M., Galsa A., Mádl-Szőnyi J. “Numerical investigation of the interaction of forced and free thermal convection in basin- scales groundwater flow systems” .......................................................................................... 14 Abbasov K. “Estimation of crystallization depth of the Gadabay intrusion on the base of iron-titan oxide minerals geothermobarometry” .............................................................................................. 17 NEW APPROACHES AND METHODS IN INVESTIGATION OF THE EARTH'S CRUST Mohamed A. «Seismic site characterization for earthquake hazard mitigation at a planned industrial city, Aswan, Egypt” ................................................................................................ 19 Baitemirova A.A., Kuvakov S.Zh. “Vertical electric sounding in studies of the landslide-hazardous slope structure” .............. 19 Serdyukov A.S. “The surface wave phase velocity estimation based on s-transform” .................................... 21 Giorgadze A., Razmadze A., Beridze T., Alania V. “Thrust-top basins examples within Georgian part of the Kura foreland fold-and-thrust belt, Georgia: review” ........................................................... 23 Gojayev A. “Changes of rock properties during exploitation of Garadagh field / underground gas storage, Azerbaijan” ........................................................................ 25 Veliyev A., Bayramov A., Ibrahimov J. “Gadir silica sinter: an early exploration tool and the direct link to a geothermal reservoir for low sulfidation deposit around Gedabek deposit” ........... 26 Gasimova A. “Jurassic allochton complexes of Great Caucasus (Azerbaijan)” ......................................... 28 Zamanova A.H., Huseynova A.R. “Deep structure and origin of earthquakes in north part of South Caspian Basin” .................. 30 Sultanov B. “On the elastic parameters of the strained media” ................................................................ 31 Janibekov B.O., Ummatov N.F., Chasanova M.R. “Tectonic stress and geodynamic condition of ore-grade gold formation of Auminzatau mountains (Central Kyzyl Kum)” ....................................................................... 32 Kalmár D., Hetényi G., Süle B., Bondár I. and the AlpArray Working Group “Moho depth determination from P receiver function analysis in the Carpathian Basin” .................................................................................................................. 33 Kaneva E., Radomskaya T. “Petrographic, minaragraphic and crystal-chemical methods integration: charoititic rocks of Murun massif (Russia) case” .................................................................. 34 4 Rzaeva E.V. “Ostracods from the quaternary deposits of the southern structures in Baku archipelago, South Caspian” ........................................................................................ 36 Gurbanov E. “A statistical and graphical study of reservoir core samples from Absheron fields” ............ 38 Suleymanova F. “Lithostratigraphy and microfauna of bottom sediments by the example of Guneshli area” ........................................................................................................................ 39 Kharazishvili G., Javakhishvili I. “Gold occurrences of the Kirar-Abakuri ore knot and their genesis” ................................... 39 Kadyralieva G.A. “Pecularities of the rock massif in the influence zones of tectonic disturbances in the gold deposits of Kyrgyzstan” .................................................................................................. 41 Akhmedova G.T. “Peculiarities of spatial changes of reservoir properties of productive series within Guneshli field” ........................................................................................................................ 43 Sadigova G.R. “Gravitational modeling of deep structure by matching method” ......................................... 44 Karimi H., Homam S.M., Taghadosi H. “Mineralogical, geochemical and petrological study of mafic and ultramafic rocks in northeast of Sefid Sang” ......................................................................................................... 46 Savitsky Ya.V., Kolychev I.Yu. “Features the petrophysical characteristics of terrigenous and carbonate reservoirs using X-ray tomography core” .............................................................................. 48 Guliyev I.F. “Graphic model of geoecological situation” ......................................................................... 49 Javakhishvili I., Beridze G. “Geochemistry of the Dizi series Bathonian intrusions” ....................................................... 50 Vishnevskaya I. “The absolute age of sedimentary rocks: methods and approaches” .................................... 52 Malikov Kh., Abasov E., Rahimov C. “Determination of porosity of rocks by the quad neutron method” ....................................... 52 Shikhova L.F., Asgarova A.H. “Lithologic-mineralogical characterization of lower pliocene deposits” .............................. 54 Shikhova L.F. “Study of reservoir properties of miocene deposits with the application of scanning electron microscope” .............................................................................................. 56 Makadze M., Tutberidze B., Akhalkatsishvili M., Makadze D., Kobakhidze N. “Architecture of the upper miocene-lower pliocene Goderdzi suite (Goderdzi pass area, South Georgia)” ................................................................................... 57 Kanygina N.A., Pilitsyna A.V., Tretyakov A.A., Degtyarev K.E., Kotov A.B., Kovach V.P., Wang K.-L. “Zircon age determinations of the schists from the Koyandy complexes (the Zheltau terrane, Southern Kazakhstan)” ......................................................................... 59 Hozeh N., Tamassoki H. “Evaluation of environmental damage caused by the extraction placer iron deposits using remote sensing techniques in Sangan Khaf area, İran” ......................... 61 Ismayilova N.N., Bekdamirova G.I. “Reflection of the stressed state of the geological environment of the territory of Azerbaijan in seismological fields” ........................................................................................ 63 5 Safarov R., Zamanova A. “The role of near-surface geophysical methods in search of archeological objects” ........... 64 Abdullayev R.R. “Distribution of paleogene miocene sediments and their comparative analysis in Gobustan” ............................................................................................................................... 65 Veliyev A., Mammadov S., Bayramov A. “Ore distribution, types, paragenesis and sulfidation state evolution of the ore fluid of the Gedabek deposit” .................................................................................................................... 65 Kayın S., İşseven T. “Paleomagnetic reconstruction of the Varto fault zone, Eastern Turkey” ............................ 67 Kayın S., İşseven T. “Paleomagnetism of the miocene quaternary volcanic rocks of the lake Van, Eastern Anatolia”
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