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Research Article Pages 22-27

Assessing and Evaluating of Ground Water Potential using Electrical Resistivity Method (Vertical Electrical Sounding Geophysical Methods) in Woldia University, North Wollo Zone, Woldia, Ethiopia

Authors: Mehari Sisay Aberie

Abstract: This paper mainly studied on ‘assessing and evaluating of ground water potential using electrical resistivity method (Vertical Electrical Sounding geophysical method) in Woldia University, north wollo zone, Woldia, Ethiopia. In this study, we already identified that; the availability of ground water potential and measured depth to the water table and identification of the drilling point through interpretation of the geophysical and borehole data. Geophysical data have been measured, processed, and interpreted in two dimensions using SURFER software.

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Case Report Pages 13-21

Genetic Peculiarities, Gold-Containing Volcanogenic Deposits of the Non-Ferrous Metals of the Paleoisland- Arc Structures of the Lesser Caucasus and East Pontides according to Gas-Fluid Inclusions Data and Isotopic Investigations

Authors: Shahla Abdullayeva, Vasif Baba-zadeh, Sergo Kekeliya, Nazim Imamverdiyev, Maren Kekeliya and Alexander Romanko

Abstract: The geological settings of deposits exploration in Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia have been determined in the article. Most of them can be related to the Kuroko type and they are differed by ore accumulation nature: The copper-zinc deposits formed apparently in the conditions of the deep sea basin are known in Turkey but to the east - we have only epigenetic deposits examples. Moreover Madneuli deposit is developed in Bolnisi region. It is an example of polyformational deposit and therefore is unique. The barite deposits, barite-polymetallic veins, gold-bearing secondary quartzites and large-scale stockworks of copper ores are concentrated in a confined space (known as biclinal structure on large volcano slope).

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Presentation Pages 08-12

South Caspian Basin - West Baluchestan, Middle East: On Alpine Magmatism, Tectonics, Metallogeny and Hydrocarbons (HC- Oil-Gas) Relation: Some Problems and Constraints

Authors: A Romanko, NA Imamverdiyev, I Vikentev, M Heidari, B Rashidi, A Savichev, A Poleshchuk1 and A Kiselev

Abstract: A very important north-eastern (NE) tectonic - magmatic - metallogenic - Oil-Gas (or hydrocarbons - HC), at least, Miocene (N1) - Recent zoning exists in the region studied [1-3] (metallogeny led by E. Romanko et al). There are no doubts about mantle component important role (known delamination by M. Keskin, 2003 etc. and global African super Plume activity - ex - tomography by Bull, McNamara, Ritsema, 2009 etc.).

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Review Article Pages 01-07

To Review Studies Conducted on Soil Fertility Management Measures and Their Role in Improving Soil Fertility

Authors: Tamiru Abebe, Kassye Shitu, Hanamariam Mekonnon and Fekade Godade

Abstract: In most of Sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries, agriculture is the main economic sector). In Ethiopia agricultural sector contributes about 46.3% of the country‘s GDP, employs 83% of total labor force and contributes 90% of exports. The main objective of this paper is to review soil fertility management measures and their role in improving soil fertility declining soil fertility is one of the most significant constraints to increased food production in Ethiopia.

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