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Geologic interpretation of globeSAR image of Tubau-Bukit Lumut area, Bintulu, Sarawak, Malaysia Ling Nan ley.

By: Ling, Nan LeyMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1994Description: 9p. ill., maps 30cmSubject(s): GeologyzSarawak -- Bintulu | Synthetic apeture radar -- Sarawak -- Bintulu | Bintulu (Sarawak)Summary: A synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image of an area in Sarawak was interpreted geologically in terms of lithology and structure. Three lithological groups, namely: riverine alluvium, molasse deposits and flysch deposits were differentiated base on their morphological and textural appearances. Three major faults were also identified, namely: the Bukit Mersing Line, the Tubau fault and another newly named Kalo Fault.

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A synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image of an area in Sarawak was interpreted geologically in terms of lithology and structure. Three lithological groups, namely: riverine alluvium, molasse deposits and flysch deposits were differentiated base on their morphological and textural appearances. Three major faults were also identified, namely: the Bukit Mersing Line, the Tubau fault and another newly named Kalo Fault.

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