SAS-96 Part II, Skagerrak Aeromagnetic Survey 1996, Interpretation Report

NGU-RAPPORT
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97.022
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Forfattere
Olesen, Odleiv
Smethurst, Mark
Beard, Les
Torsvik, Trond
Bidstrup, Torben
Egeland, Bernt
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Utgivelsesår
1997
Publikasjonstype
Utgivelsesår
1997
ISSN
0800-3416
Summary
Fortrolig til 2002 Potential field data in the Norwegian-Danish Basin have been interpreted. The aeromagnetic anomaly patterns is found to represent three types of magnetic sources: 1) Deep magnetic basement 2) Permian volcanics and intrusives, and 3) Buried sand channels of Quaternary age. The positive gravity effect from the shallow Moho below the Norwegian-Danish Basin is not sufficient to com- pensate for the highly reduced gravity effect from the light sediments within the basin. More dense material has to be introduced at depth in the crust below the deepest part of the westermost Norwegian-Danish Basin and get thin- ner towards the east. The basement depth of the bulk of the Norwegian-Danish Basin varies between 6 and 8 km. Depths between 3 km and 9 km were obtained along the Farsund Basin, and the magnetic anomaly pattern indicates a complex system of fault blocks along the Sorgenfrei-Tornquist Zone.
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