Yaoqi Zhou

Prof. Yaoqi Zhou


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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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26 February 2023 in Matrix Biology
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GTGuang-Ang Tian
Guang-Ang Tian
WXWen-Ting Xu
Wen-Ting Xu
Xueli ZhangXueli Zhang
Xueli Zhang
YZYaoqi Zhou
Yaoqi Zhou
YSYue Sun
Yue Sun
LYLin-Li Yao
Lin-Li Yao

12 January 2022 in Frontiers in Earth Science
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TZTengfei Zhou
Tengfei Zhou
YZYaoqi Zhou
Yaoqi Zhou
HZHanjie Zhao
Hanjie Zhao
MLManjie Li
Manjie Li
HMHongyu Mu
Hongyu Mu
A suite of source rock consists of mudstone and shale, with great thickness and continuous deposition was found in the well LK-1 in Lingshan island in Ri-Qing-Wei basin. In order to evaluate the hydrocarbon generation prospects of these source rock and find the mechanism of organic matter enrichment, shale samples were selected from the core for TOC (total organic carbon) and element geochemistry analysis. The results show that organic matter abundance of the source rocks are generally high with average TOC content of 1.26 wt%, suggesting they are good source rocks. The geochemical features show that the sedimentary environment is mostly anoxic brackish water to salt water environment with arid to semiarid climate condition. The enrichment mechanism of organic matter varied with the evolution of the basin, which was divided into three stages according to the sedimentary characteristics. In the initial-middle period of rifting evolution (stage 1 and early stage 2), paleoproductivity is the major factor of OM-enrichment reflecting by high positive correlation between the TOC contents and paleoproductivity proxies. While with the evolution of the rift basin, redox condition and terrigenous clastic input became more and more important until they became the major factor of OM enrichment in the middle stage of rift evolution (stage 2). In the later stage of rift evolution (latest stage 2 and stage 3), besides terrigenous clastic input, the effect of paleoclimate on OM-enrichment increased gradually from a minor factor to a major factor.

1 October 2024 in Energy Geoscience
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SWShaozheng Wang
Shaozheng Wang
YZYaoqi Zhou
Yaoqi Zhou
XZXin Zhang
Xin Zhang
YWYangzhou Wang
Yangzhou Wang
YYYonghong Yang
Yonghong Yang
XSXiaoxin Shi
Xiaoxin Shi

13 July 2022 in Science China Earth Sciences
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TZTengfei Zhou
Tengfei Zhou
YZYaoqi Zhou
Yaoqi Zhou
NSNina Søager
Nina Søager
PHPaul Martin Holm
Paul Martin Holm
ZZZhenkai Zhang
Zhenkai Zhang
YLYanzi Liu
Yanzi Liu

2 November 2021 in Geological Magazine
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QMQing Ma
Qing Ma
YZYaoqi Zhou
Yaoqi Zhou
HMHongyu Mu
Hongyu Mu
TZTengfei Zhou
Tengfei Zhou
HZHanjie Zhao
Hanjie Zhao
YLYanzi Liu
Yanzi Liu
Lower Cretaceous sedimentary rocks of Lingshan Island, located along the continental margin of East Asia, have received increased attention. The Lingke-1 core mainly belongs to the Lower Cretaceous Laiyang Group. We investigate provenance, tectonic setting, palaeoclimate and palaeoredox conditions in the study area using elemental geochemistry, thereby elucidating the depositional history of the Lower Cretaceous sediments and reconstructing the palaeo-environment. To achieve this, 90 siltstones and 76 mudstones were sampled from this core and other outcrops on Lingshan Island. The chemical index of alternation (CIA) values for the majority of the samples and the bivariate diagrams indicate that the sedimentary rocks were subjected to minor weathering processes. Geochemical results suggest that source rocks for the region are felsic igneous and metamorphic rocks, along with minor proportions of intermediate igneous rocks. Major- and trace-element discrimination diagrams, deciphering the tectonic history, indicate that source rocks mainly originated from the continental island-arc and active continental margin. Several representative geochemical indices and the bivariate plots based on elemental contents show that the Laiyang Group was predominantly deposited in arid conditions. Sr/Ba values suggest a palaeosalinity transition from brackish to saline, demonstrating a depositional transformation from lacustrine facies for the lower Laiyang Group to marine facies in the upper Laiyang Group. U/Th and V/(V+Ni) ratios and Ce anomalies in the rocks indicate anoxic conditions. We conclude that the conspicuous decline in the trends of the above three geochemical indices, ranging between 400 and 800 m, may be related to the latest Hauterivian oceanic anoxic event.

13 October 2022 in Energies
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FLFulai Li
Fulai Li
CZChun Zhang
Chun Zhang
HXHaitao Xue
Haitao Xue
WHWenbiao Huang
Wenbiao Huang
KWKaining Wang
Kaining Wang
YZYaoqi Zhou
Yaoqi Zhou
The Ri-Qing-Wei Basin is a newly discovered Late Mesozoic rift basin on the eastern Shandong coast in recent years. Thick, continuous deposited source rocks are found in the Lingshan Island scientific drilling project. Therefore, it is necessary to evaluate the distribution and hydrocarbon generation potential of source rocks in this area. Organic geochemical experiments were carried out on samples from the core of LK-1 and outcrops in the Lingshan Island, the Laoshan area, and the Jimo Zhougezhuang area to evaluate the maturity, abundance, and type of organic matter in source rocks. The results show that the cumulative thickness of the source rocks in the study area is more than 500 m, and the TOC content is generally greater than 1.0%. The organic matter type is good (mainly type II1 and type II2 kerogen) and the Ro value is more than 2.0. The thermal evolution degree of the organic matter is high with natural gas predominantly generated. We carried out Rock-Eval, PY-GC and gold tube experiments on low-maturity samples of Laikong 2 and established a chemical kinetic model to quantitatively evaluate the study area in combination with sedimentary burial history and thermal history data. The results show that the total resources of the five sags in the study area are about 476 billion cubic meters, and the average resource intensity is about 82.2 million cubic meters/km2. Among them, the resource intensities of the Lingshan Island Sag and Laoshan Sag are 112.6 million cubic meters/km2 and 98.8 million cubic meters/km2, respectively. Studied sites are “small and fertile” and may be used as favorable exploration prospect areas.