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The Remote Sensing Study of the Largest Lineaments and Their Systems - with Reference to Some Regions of Eurasia
A. V. Dolivo-Dobrovol’sky, S. I. Strel’nikov
Utah Geological Association
... in the basement. Most of them show indications of an old (Precambrian) age. A similar comparison of the largest fault patterns interpreted on space photos...
1974
Cedar Creek: A Significant Paleotectonic Feature of the Williston Basin: Part II. Northern Rocky Mountains
J. H. Clement
AAPG Special Volumes
... occurred along the main fault zone. The block was uplifted and titled northward and eastward. Extensive erosion resulted in the near peneplanation...
1986
Predicting the regional distribution of fracture networks using the distinct element numerical method
Bronwyn A. Camac, Suzanne P. Hunt
AAPG Bulletin
...., Evaluating fault and cap rock seals: AAPG Hedberg Series 1, p. 2.Lyon, P. J., P. J. Boult, R. R. Hillis, and K. Bierbrauer, 2007, Basement controls...
2009
A Study of Strike-Slip Movement Along the Washita Valley Fault Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma
Darryl Wayne Carter
Oklahoma City Geological Society
...-dipping segments of the fault. Tomlinson implies that this might be considered as scissors faulting with outward bulging of uplifted basement blocks...
1982
Balancing as a Test of Laramide Structural Hypotheses
Eric A. Erslev
Montana Geological Society
... transferred to the thick-skinned Laramide orogen. In areas of basement block motion, restoration of basement blocks into a continuous mosaic...
1997
Subsurface Geology of the San Fernando Valley a Progress Report
Thomas L. Wright
Pacific Section of AAPG
... in close proximity to the Santa Susana fault; basement blocks inherited from Midde Miocene rifting and trans-rotation have had a profound influence...
2001
Abstract: Tectonic and Stratigraphic Significance of Growth Stratal Patterns Within Syn-Rift Carbonate Platforms, by Steven L. Dorobek; #90039 (2005)
Search and Discovery.com
2005
Structural Restoration of Seismic and Geologic Sections in Extensional Regimes (1)
ALAN G. NUNNS
AAPG Bulletin
... block, paleovertical segments are assumed to be vertical, which is an adequate approximation if fault blocks have undergone only minor rotation...
1991
Growth Faults of South Louisiana
Rayburn D. Ocamb
GCAGS Transactions
... in the downthrown block over those in the upthrown block; the difference in thickness in these two fault blocks in any particular section equalling the growth...
1961
No Active Fault Problems in Louisiana?
Ghulam Sarwar, Reid Bohlinger
GCAGS Transactions
..., the basement faults also exhibit northwest and northeast trends. The northwest trend is followed by the Sabine transfer fault and the Red River...
2005
Pre-Existing Structures and Initiation of an Oblique Rift: the Cañones Fault Zone in North-Central New Mexico, #51018 (2014).
Yiduo Liu, Michael Murphy
Search and Discovery.com
...-lateral strike-slip fault, based on the sub-horizontal slickenlines, and hence accommodated the movement on the hangingwall blocks of both South...
Unknown
Mountain Flank Thrusting in Rocky Mountain Foreland, Wyoming and Colorado
Robert R. Berg
AAPG Bulletin
... uplift during which upward movement of rigid basement blocks took place along high-angle faults. Such mountain ranges were described as block-like...
1962
Post-Permian Folding and Fracturing of the Spraberry Formation Within the Midland Basin Region of West Texas
Keith E. Winfree
West Texas Geological Society
... of individual fault sub-blocks. The southern boundary monocline is down to the north so the block south of the HLD block was uplifted more. Proposed...
1995
Rift-Basin Structure and Its Influence on Sedimentary Systems
Martha Oliver Withjack, Roy W. Schlische, Paul E. Olsen
Special Publications of SEPM
... develop within rift basins These include basement involved and detached normal faults strike slip and reverse faults and extensional fault displacement...
2002
No Title Provided: ABSTRACT
George W. Shurr, Dudley D. Rice
AAPG Bulletin
... on these studies, we interpret the stratigraphic variations to be the expression of paleotectonism on discrete basement blocks bounded by fault zones...
1983
Geomorphology of kilometer-scale extensional fault scarps: factors that impact seismic interpretation
Simon A. Stewart, Abby Reeds
AAPG Bulletin
... basement fault.This paper is arranged in two parts: the first reviews the factors that might influence extensional fault block shape, the second is a case...
2003
Sumpal Fractured Basement Field, Structural Attribute Analysis and Interpretation Case Study, Workflow Management and New Insights from Pre-Stack Depth Migrated Data and Azimuthal Stacks
Yan Darmadi, John Hughes, Sugiharto Danudjaja, Rita Achdiat
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... is a large onshore fractured basement field of approximately 1.6 TCF in place, located in the Corridor Block, South Sumatra, Indonesia. The top Pre-Tertiary...
2014
Petroleum Traps Associated with Wrench Faults
T. P. Harding
AAPG Bulletin
... different predictable patterns of wrench-fault-related petroleum traps: (1) the evolutionary stage or magnitude of the wrench faulting; (2) the configurations...
1974
Calculating Thrust-Fault Displacement in the Ouachita Mountains Frontal Belt, Oklahoma
Mark W. Allen
Oklahoma City Geological Society
... include the Pine Mountain fault and the Ti Valley fault. The three major fault blocks in the frontal belt are bounded on the north by the Choctaw, Pine...
1994
The Nemaha and Other Strike-Slip Faults in the Midcontinent U.S.A.
William McBee Jr.
Tulsa Geological Society
..., is a buried, high-relief basement block, bounded on its east by the vertical, 2500 ft (810 m) Humboldt (also called the Nemaha) fault. There is a 25 mi...
2003
Structural Mechanisms and Oil Accumulation Along the Mountain View-Wayne Fault, South-Central Oklahoma
Tyrrell Charles Axtmann
Oklahoma City Geological Society
.... Sliding of the block north of the fault to the east (right-slip) will restore the isochore patterns on either side of the fault to a continuous...
1985
Timing of Oil Generation in the Eastern Flank of the Eastern Cordillera of Colombia Based on Kinematic Models; Implications in the Llanos Foothills and Foreland Charge
Martin Cortes, Diego Garcia, German Bayona, Yolima Blanco
Asociación Colombiana de Geólogos y Geofisicos del Petróleo (ACGGP)
... of the east-verging Pesca fault and passes through the Llanos foothills with no exposures of basement blocks and reaches the Llanos basin (Fig. 3). 2...
2009
ABSTRACT: Tectonic Framework and Gas-Filled Structures of the Bearpaw Mountains, North-Central Montana
D.W. Baker, E.H. Johnson
Montana Geological Society
... Regional tectonic patterns in north-central Montana are the result of at least two periods of quasi-flat-slab subduction. The Eocene-age...
2000
TECTONIC PATTERNS OF CENTRAL MONTANA
FRANK P. SONNENBERG
Montana Geological Society
... structural elements along pre-existing basement controlled fault and/or joint systems...
1956