Empirical Relation Between Magnetic and Radiometric Survey in Bitumen Area, Ogun State, Nigeria

Fidelis Olatoyosi Ogunsanwo; Jacob Dele Ayanda; Amidu Olalekan Mustapha; Abolaji Tobi Olatunji; Vitalis Chidi Ozebo; Oluwaseun Tolutope Olurin; Afolabi Olufemi Alaka; Itunu Comfort Okeyode; Johnson Olufemi Adepitan; Joseph Adeniyi Olowofela

doi:10.2478/rmzmag-2023-0003

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Empirical Relation Between Magnetic and Radiometric Survey in Bitumen Area, Ogun State, Nigeria

Materials and Geoenvironment

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By: Fidelis Olatoyosi Ogunsanwo, Jacob Dele Ayanda, Amidu Olalekan Mustapha, Abolaji Tobi Olatunji, Vitalis Chidi Ozebo, Oluwaseun Tolutope Olurin, Afolabi Olufemi Alaka, Itunu Comfort Okeyode, Johnson Olufemi Adepitan and Joseph Adeniyi Olowofela

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Geological map indicating the two traverses and the sampling points.

Variation between the magnetic intensity and that of (a) Uranium concentration, (b) Thorium concentration, (c) Potassium concentration at T1.

Variation between the magnetic intensity and that of (a) Uranium concentration, (b)Thorium concentration, (c) Potassium concentration at T2.

Contour map showing the distribution of (a) magnetic intensity, (b) uranium concentration, (c) thorium concentration, (d) potassium concentration in T1.

3D Surface plot of (a) magnetic anomaly, (b) uranium concentration, (c) thorium concentration, (d) potassium concentration in T1.

3D surface plot of (a) magnetic anomaly, (b) uranium concentration, (c) thorium concentration, (d) potassium concentration in T2.

Regression plot between magnetic anomalous response to (a) uranium concentration, (b) thorium concentration, (c) potassium concentration.

Table 1:

Summary of t-test inferential statistics.

	Survey parameters	t-calculated	t-critical	p-value	r-value
Traverse 1	M – U	1.71	2.02	0.09	0.84
Traverse 1	M – Th	0.87	2.02	0.39	0.79
M – K	−0.89	2.02	0.37	−0.47
Traverse 2	M – U	0.99	2.02	0.32	0.89
Traverse 2	M – Th	0.04	2.02	0.96	0.74
M – K	−2.66	2.02	0.06	−0.24

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/rmzmag-2023-0003 | Journal eISSN: 1854-7400

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Language: English, Slovenian

Submitted on: Jun 26, 2022

Accepted on: Jan 9, 2023

Published on: Jul 26, 2023

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Keywords:

bitumen,

magnetic,

uranium,

survey,

t-test

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Computer sciences,

Databases and data mining,

Geosciences,

Geodesy,

Geology and mineralogy,

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Materials characterization and properties

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