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This book presents the results of the Third International Symposium
on Observation of the Continental Crust through Drilling held in
Mora and Orsa, Sweden, September 7 - 10, 1987. Volume 2 reviews new
and general information on geology, geophysics, rock mechanics,
geochemistry, drilling techniques and drilling problems in very
deep holes of the FRG, USA and the Soviet Union. The proceedings
are invaluable for earth scientists as well as for exploiters of
geoenergy and other natural resources in the crust. Volume 1
summarizes the results of the Deep Gas Project in the Siljan impact
structure, Sweden, including papers dealing with general aspects of
astroblemes. It is of interest to all researchers working in the
drilling industry and those interested in the problem of "deep
gas."
The drilling site of the KTB is located on the western margin of
the Bohemian Massif, a few kilometers south of the structurally
important Saxothur ing ian/Moldanubian boundary of the central
European Hercynian orogene and several kilometers east of one of
the most important Permian-Mesozoic strike-slip zones of central
Europe, the Franconian line. The borehole will be drilled in the
Moldanubian segment (Fig. 1). o -::: --. . . . . . . . -. . -. D
Il1O, Fig. l: Geological map of the Central Europe Variscides and
location of borehole From geographical and political points of
view, the drill site is located in northern Bavaria in the
Oberpfalz province near the towns of Windischeschenbach and
Erbendorf about 40 km southeast of Bayreuth. TARGETS AND RESEARCH
TOPICS 'The Continental Deep Drilling program of the Federal
Republic of Germany (KTB) is a project of basic geoscientific
research. The program and goals of this project have been set by a
board of the Senate Commission on Geosciences of the German
Research Foundation (DFG). The technical concept of the drilling,
sampling, coring and logging programs corresponds to these goals.
The upper limit of the budget of 450 million DM is approved by the
Federal Ministry of Research and Development (Bundesministerium
fuer Forschung und Technologie).
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