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GB/T 18190-2017 in English

GB/T 18190-2017 in English

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Oceanological terminology-Marine geology

  • Issued on:2017-11-01
  • Implemented on:2018-05-01
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Standard No: GB/T 18190-2017
Document status: VALID
Title in English: Oceanological terminology-Marine geology
Title in Chinese: 海洋学术语 海洋地质学
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 5 business days
Issued on: 2017-11-01
Implemented on: 2018-05-01
Superseding: GB/T 18190-2000 Oceanological terminology--Marine geology
ICS Classification: 01.040.07-Mathematics. Natural sciences (Vocabularies)
Professional Classification: GB-National Standard
Related Keywords: marine hazard geology
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《GB/T 18190-2017海洋学术语 海洋地质学》由TC283(全国海洋标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为自然资源部(海洋)。


Introduction

Background of Standard Revision and Technological Evolution

Comparison Dimensions 2000 Edition 2017 Edition Evolution Characteristics
Total Number of Terms 187 items 214 items 27 new items such as outer arc island and closure depth
Classification System 5 Chapters 6 Chapters Added an independent chapter on "Marine Hazard Geology"
English Corresponding Words Single Definition Multiple versions of the specification For example, the word "oceanic/marginal/seafloor trench" has been added.

Analysis of the core terminology system

1. Coastal landform classification system

Bedrock coast and Sandy coast Definition criteria:

  • Material composition: Bedrock coast requires exposed bedrock accounts for >70%
  • Dynamic characteristics: Sandy coast is mainly formed by wave action
  • Typical case: Comparison between the bedrock coast of Shandong Peninsula and the sandy coast of Beidaihe

2. Key terms for submarine structures

Terms Definition points Technical parameters
Continental shelf Shallow sea area where the land extends naturally to the sea The place where the slope changes suddenly at the outer edge, with a maximum extension of 200 nautical miles
Mid-ocean ridge Underwater mountain range at the discrete boundary of plates The total length is about 80,000 kilometers worldwide, with an expansion rate of 1-20cm/year

Standard implementation recommendations

Application specifications in marine surveys

  1. Geological sampling reports must strictly adopt standard terms (such as Gravity column sample should be marked as "marine drilling")
  2. Terrain description follows the submarine landform classification system in Chapter 2.8
  3. Hazard geological assessment refers to the quantitative standards in Chapter 5 (such as coastal erosion rate classification)

Note: When used in conjunction with GB/T 15918-2010 "Comprehensive Terminology of Oceanography", the special definitions of this standard shall be used first

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