In the course of my recent fieldwork, I have identified numerous lamprophyre occurrences from both the CGGC (Singhbhum Craton) and the Dharwar Craton within the Indian Shield. These formations present an exciting opportunity for further exploration into mantle processes, magmatic evolution, and regional tectonics.
If anyone has an interest in pursuing this topic, particularly those with expertise or curiosity in petrology, geochemistry, or tectonic studies, I would be thrilled to discuss potential collaborations. I believe a collective effort could lead to substantial findings.
Looking forward to connecting with anyone interested!
Best regards,
Dr. S. K. Singh, Sr. Geologist
Geological Survey of India
Dear Sangram keshri Singh ,
Congratulations on your professional success.Y ou have strong knowledge in an area that I don't have, and it is very important to develop a good geological view.
Also, read what I wrote at:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_to_make_a_Geographic_Deaggregation_seismic_hazard_chart (first)
You can also check out my YouTube Channel:
(https://www.youtube.com/@Geo-Intuition)
The quality of the videos is quite poor, but there may be interesting things behind what they are trying to prove.
I made some videos in China that would be useful to many young geologists and physicists.
Sincerely, Laszlo
DEAR SANGRAM
GOOD AFTERNOON. I COULD HELP YOU STUDY THE INDIAN LAMPROPHYRES. I HAVE TO MENTION THOUGH THAT I HAVE NO LAB WE CAN ANALYSE THE SAMPLES FOR FREE AND NO GRANTS AVAILABLE. ARE YOU INTERESTED?
BEST REGARDS
IOANNIS
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