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Aamer, Yaseen, Ghoneimi, Ashraf, Hanafy, Salah, Yousef, Mohamed H. M., and Zamzam, Sara, 2025. The use of space geophysics data to establish a subsurface structural frameworks map on East Uweinat ring complexes province, Southwestern Desert, Egypt. Contributions to Geophysics and Geodesy, 55(1):85–113, doi:10.31577/congeo.2025.55.1.6.
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@ARTICLE{2025CoGG...55...85A,
author = {{Aamer}, Yaseen and {Ghoneimi}, Ashraf and {Hanafy}, Salah and {Yousef}, Mohamed H.~M. and {Zamzam}, Sara},
title = "{The use of space geophysics data to establish a subsurface structural frameworks map on East Uweinat ring complexes province, Southwestern Desert, Egypt}",
journal = {Contributions to Geophysics and Geodesy},
year = 2025,
month = mar,
volume = {55},
number = {1},
pages = {85-113},
abstract = "{The study focuses on the east Uweinat area in the eastern sector of the
Saharan continental crust and extends to the Arabian-Nubian
basement rocks in the east. This area extends beyond the
Egyptian territories, including the northern part of Sudan and
the eastern part of Libya. The Saharan continental crust
represents a challenge due to its classification as an arid to
hyper arid environment and the difficulty of accessing it. The
study aims to construct the regional structural framework of the
basement complex that has its influence on the overlying
sedimentary section, specifically in the part that belongs to
the Saharan continental crust of Egypt. Space geophysical data
was used, including GRACE, magnetic, SRTM Gravity Recovery and
Climate Experiment, Earth Magnetic Anomaly Grid, Shuttle Radar
Topographic Mission and geoid data. A qualitative and
quantitative interpretation is used to highlight the subsurface
geological picture and structure framework. The integration of
these data helps to understand the subsurface structural
framework and provide insights into the geological evolution of
the region. The constructed structural framework map shows the
presence of a large basin east of the Uweinat area, mainly
sourced from the Nile River and a small amount of rainfall, with
geological obstacles preventing water leakage out. The
occurrence of the East Uweinat ring complexes and volcanism have
both positive and negative impacts and must be taken into
account in any systematic natural resources exploration
strategy.}",
doi = {10.31577/congeo.2025.55.1.6},
adsurl = {https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2025CoGG...55...85A},
adsnote = {Provided by the SAO/NASA Astrophysics Data System}
}
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