Drs. Jan Szewczyk and Gary Zielinski at the Polish Geological Institute museum in Warsaw, Poland, April 2007 (photo by Robyn Zielinski).
Relative heat flow versus a suite of geochemical data for an active hydrocarbon seep, offshore north Borneo (after Zielinski et al., 2007).
Hydrothermics in the Wyoming Overthrust Belt (after Zielinski et al., 1985) from measurements performed in seismic shot holes. Flow axes coincide with hydrocarbon producing structures.
Relative heat flow due to fluid upwelling from depth in the Magellan Basin, Tierra del Fuego (after Zielinski and Bruchhausen, 1983).
'Real time' thermograd data over 2 days showing lowering/raising of heat-flow corer along ship's track, offshore north Borneo 2003. An active seep is indicated in center of record.
"Ewing Technique" of heat flow and piston coring pioneered by the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
Multipenetration heat flow using a solid lance on the Norwegian margin (Ritter et al., 2004).
"Outrigger" thermistor probe supported at two ends used for the first TDI-BI heat flow survey offshore Angola, 1997.
Temperatures at 4 meters depth in sediments at 100 meters water depth in the Gulf of Mexico (unpublished Elva Bruce data).
Texas A&M 'Benthic Lander' adapted to measure metabloc heat flow and oxygen uptake (Zielinski, 1991).
High heat flow over a structure offshore north Borneo in 2003 (unpublished).
Heat flow during shallow geotechnical drilling in the Barents Sea north of Norway (Zielinski et al., 1986).
Needle-probe thermal conductivity measurements on lined cores.
Large errors in regional heat flow due to sampling only non-seep sites (after Zielinski et al., 2007).
Offshore Brunei, preferred system for safe deployments in heavy seas.
Zielinski et al., 2007, July AAPG Bulletin.
Peter Bruchhausen with Viggo Mortensen whoes father incorporated Omegalink.
Gary Zielinski, winter in the French Alps.
Gary Zielinski in the Shawangunks, New Paltz, New York.
Drs. Jan Szewczyk and Gary Zielinski at the Polish Geological Institute museum in Warsaw, Poland, April 2007 (photo by Robyn Zielinski).
Relative heat flow versus a suite of geochemical data for an active hydrocarbon seep, offshore north Borneo (after Zielinski et al., 2007).
Hydrothermics in the Wyoming Overthrust Belt (after Zielinski et al., 1985) from measurements performed in seismic shot holes. Flow axes coincide with hydrocarbon producing structures.
Relative heat flow due to fluid upwelling from depth in the Magellan Basin, Tierra del Fuego (after Zielinski and Bruchhausen, 1983).
'Real time' thermograd data over 2 days showing lowering/raising of heat-flow corer along ship's track, offshore north Borneo 2003. An active seep is indicated in center of record.
"Ewing Technique" of heat flow and piston coring pioneered by the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University.
Multipenetration heat flow using a solid lance on the Norwegian margin (Ritter et al., 2004).
"Outrigger" thermistor probe supported at two ends used for the first TDI-BI heat flow survey offshore Angola, 1997.
Temperatures at 4 meters depth in sediments at 100 meters water depth in the Gulf of Mexico (unpublished Elva Bruce data).
Texas A&M 'Benthic Lander' adapted to measure metabloc heat flow and oxygen uptake (Zielinski, 1991).
High heat flow over a structure offshore north Borneo in 2003 (unpublished).
Heat flow during shallow geotechnical drilling in the Barents Sea north of Norway (Zielinski et al., 1986).
Needle-probe thermal conductivity measurements on lined cores.
Large errors in regional heat flow due to sampling only non-seep sites (after Zielinski et al., 2007).
Offshore Brunei, preferred system for safe deployments in heavy seas.
Zielinski et al., 2007, July AAPG Bulletin.
Peter Bruchhausen with Viggo Mortensen whoes father incorporated Omegalink.
Gary Zielinski, winter in the French Alps.
Gary Zielinski in the Shawangunks, New Paltz, New York.