24–25 May 2021
Faculty of Science, Prince of Songkla University
Asia/Bangkok timezone

Density and types of rocks found fossils in soil wells, La-ngu District, Satun Geopark area

Not scheduled
30m
Faculty of Science, Prince of Songkla University

Faculty of Science, Prince of Songkla University

Poster Environmental Physics, Atmospheric Physics, Geophysics and Renewable Energy

Speaker

Pitchpilai Khoonphunnarai (Songkhla Rajabhat University)

Description

Abstract. This research was to analyze the density and rock types of fossils found in soil wells of La-ngu district at Satun Geopark. To compare the density and rock types found in other fossils of Thailand. Rock samples were collected in class five layers, each layer separated about 1-1.5 meters, the characteristics of each rock floors posing clear distinction has collected rocks as three points with a total of 45 rock samples. The results of density and rock type were found to be all sedimentary rocks. Divided into three types 1. calcareous siltstone 2. Shale and 3. limestone. The average density is 2,594.25±617.68 kg/m3, 2,802.70±916.14 kg/m3, 2,849.91±361.19 kg/m3 respectively. The fossils found on the shale are graptolite and nautiloid. When compared with the Geological Map of Satun Province of the Department of Mineral Resources in 2007, the location of the rock sampling corresponds to the location of the PA SA MED Fm. formations in the Devonian to Silurian period, where siltstone, chert, siliceous mudstone, shale, sandstone and pebbly mudstone were found. (Department of Mineral Resources, 2013).

Primary authors

Pitchpilai Khoonphunnarai (Songkhla Rajabhat University) Ms Pattamawan Chammari (Physics and General Science) Ms Vorapan Thinna (Physics and General Science) Ms Uthaiwan Rueangsri (Physics and General Science) Mr Banchong Tongsang (Physics)

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