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Experiment on Imaging and Visualising for Assessing Late-Tertiary Microstructural Evidences of Depositional Changes in Gajalia Fold, South Tripura


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The present work concentrates on microstructure imaging for visualising the changes of depositional environment during Tertiary period. For that purpose Tipam layers of Gajalia fold area in southern Tripura was selected which was deposited during late Tertiary period under marine-coastal environment. Thin sections of eleven selected samples of the study area were prepared in the laboratory for microstructure analysis. For visualising the crystalline particles or quartz brightness and contrast of the image was increased up to maximum level. Surface conditions of the samples were analysed within RGB combination. The grain size and shapes of the eleven samples tested prove that the depositional environment remained very dynamic through Tertiary period in the study area. The microstructure and surface conditions also strongly support this view.

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Tertiary Deposition, Tipam Formation, Quartz, Brightness-Contrast, Dynamic Environment, Tripura.
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Authors

Sudip Dey
Department of Geography and Disaster Management, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar - 799 130, India
Sushmita Paul
Department of Geography and Disaster Management, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar - 799 130, India
Chandrani Debbarma
Department of Geography and Disaster Management, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar - 799 130, India
Prasamita Sarkar
Department of Geography and Disaster Management, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar - 799 130, India

Abstract


The present work concentrates on microstructure imaging for visualising the changes of depositional environment during Tertiary period. For that purpose Tipam layers of Gajalia fold area in southern Tripura was selected which was deposited during late Tertiary period under marine-coastal environment. Thin sections of eleven selected samples of the study area were prepared in the laboratory for microstructure analysis. For visualising the crystalline particles or quartz brightness and contrast of the image was increased up to maximum level. Surface conditions of the samples were analysed within RGB combination. The grain size and shapes of the eleven samples tested prove that the depositional environment remained very dynamic through Tertiary period in the study area. The microstructure and surface conditions also strongly support this view.

Keywords


Tertiary Deposition, Tipam Formation, Quartz, Brightness-Contrast, Dynamic Environment, Tripura.