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Quartz Cementation of a Faulted Sandstone at Shallow Burial: Petrographic and Poroperm Data: UK North Sea, by Oliver F. Quinn, R. Stuart Haszeldine, #90027 (2004)
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2004
ABSTRACT: Sequence Stratigraphy and Facies Architecture of a Deltaic-to-Estuarine Clinoform (Battfjellet Formation, Norway) Influenced by Syn-Sedimentary Faulting; #90013 (2003)
Atle Folkestad, Trine Gjessen
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... by a fault and shows a change in thickness and facies architecture across the fault plane due to syn-sedimentary fault activity. Eight vertical profiles...
2003
Correlation of Earthquakes with Seismogenic Faults, Central Oklahoma
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Abstract: CORRELATION OF EARTHQUAKES WITH SEISMOGENIC FAULTS, CENTRAL OKLAHOMA; #90249 (2016)
Brandon Rasaka
Search and Discovery.com
... an earthquake with the ground-surface trace of the fault that generated it. We project each nodal plane (NP) from the hypocenter to the ground surface...
2016
Zone of Impingement Between the Western Thrust Belt and the Foreland Province in the MAdison and Gallatin Ranges, Southwestern Montana
John J. Tonnsen
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... Precambrian rocks into contact with the upper Cretaceous formations. Actual displacement may be greater. The fault plane appears to have a dip of about...
1982
Abstract: Upper-crustal fault processes in southern New Brunswick
Paul Wilson
Atlantic Geology
... and Boss Point formations. The thrust plane is occupied by a thin gouge zone. Bedding-parallel gouge zones to the west of the thrust fault show...
2001
On Illogical Interpretation of Geological Structures in the Rocky Mountain Foreland Province: Reply
Donald S. Stone
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... (2005) Figure 8, no fewer than 5 boreholes that intersect the Willow Creek Thrust plane are projected along fault strike into the cross section...
2006
Deep Subsurface of the Bavly-Baltayev Zone
P. A. Blokhin, I. A. Mushin, L. B. Shevchenko
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... of the angles in the diffraction indicate approximately the plane of the fault. According to these data the fault plane dips at 75°. This ancient depression...
1965
Production-induced fault compartmentalization at Elk Hills field, California
Alan P. Morris, Kevin J. Smart, David A. Ferrill, Nathaniel E. Reish, Peter F. Cowell
AAPG Bulletin
.... FW = footwall; HW = hanging wall. The lower graph is the displacement profile for the two reservoirs analyzed for this section of the fault. A common...
2012
Abstract: Searching for the Blind Fault: Haiti Subsurface Imaging Project, by Kocel Eray, Robert R. Stewart, and Paul Mann; #90182 (2013)
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2013
Abstract: Structural and Stratigraphic Evolution of the Corsair-Wanda Fault System: Brazos OCS Area, Gulf of Mexico, by B. E. Bradshaw, A. B. Ibrahim, and J. S. Watkins; #90987 (1993).
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1993
Paleostress analysis from image logs using pinnate joints as slip indicators
Alfred Lacazette
AAPG Bulletin
...) lies in a plane that contains the slip vector and is perpendicular to the fault. This is true regardless of whether the feature is a new fault...
2009
Electrical Survey of Structural Conditions in Salt Flat Field, Caldwell County, Texas
Helmer Hedstrom
AAPG Bulletin
... the soft and yielding Tertiary beds. The fault plane, also, may change from the steep west dip that is characteristic in the Cretaceous beds, to a very...
1930
Three-Dimensional Seismic Method: Part 7. Geophysical Methods
Oz Yilmaz
AAPG Special Volumes
... that a 2-D section contains signal from all directions, including out-of-plane of the profile, 2-D migration normally assumes that all of the signal...
1992
Leading Edge Architecture of the Papuan Fold Belt
R. H. LaRue
Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Convention Proceedings
... and the effects that.varying structural elements have on the shortening profile. Fault bend folding, where ramp geometry dictates overlying fold charac teristics...
1993
Identification of Wrench Faults Using Subsurface Structural Data: Criteria and Pitfalls: Discussion (1)
DONALD S. STONE
AAPG Bulletin
... a fault (my characteristic feature no. 8) could result from reversal of dip-slip on an existing fault plane (e.g., in structural inversion) does not negate...
1991
Subseismic Fault Identification Using the Fault Likelihood Attribute: Application to Geosteering in the DJ Basin
Ron Harris, Kyle Bracken, Bill Miller, Steve Angelovich, Thomas O'Toole
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... smoothing of the structure-oriented semblance along all potential fault plane orientations such that coherent features offset by an actual fault...
2019
Geometry and Development of Relay Ramps in Normal Fault Systems
D. C. P. Peacock , D. J. Sanderson
AAPG Bulletin
... of a bedding plane are measured along the traces of the faults. The hanging wall and footwall cutoffs along a fault can be determined either directly from...
1994
Unraveling the Geometry and Origin of a Northeast-Southwest Striking Linked Fault Array at Marshall Mesa, Western Denver Basin: a (Possible) Solution through Integrated Digital Mapping; #10755 (2015)
Bruce Trudgill
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... section (based on the seismic profile and field data) illustrates the northern terminus of the Golden fault system with surface faults interpreted...
2015
FAULTS IN TERTIARY ROCKS OF SOUTHWESTERN ALABAMA
Charles W. Copeland
Alabama Geological Society
... displacement at the surface of more than 150 ft (40 m). The fault plane can be observed on the west side of a county road in the NEt NWtSWt sec. 4...
1976
ABSTRACT: Crestal Fault Patterns Above Turtle Structures in the Lower Congo Basin, Gabon: The Influence of Trap Timing; #90013 (2003)
Michael R. Hudec, Martin P. A. Jackson
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...ABSTRACT: Crestal Fault Patterns Above Turtle Structures in the Lower Congo Basin, Gabon: The Influence of Trap Timing; #90013 (2003) Michael R...
2003
Strike-Slip Fault of Continental Importance in Bolivia: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
Emile Rod
AAPG Bulletin
... Ichilo fault zone in Bolivia. End_Page 107------------------------------ some fault-plane solutions from seismic data might be available as additional...
1960
Abstract: Models for the Development of Listric Normal Faults and Fault Seals, by J. H. Spang; #90950 (1996).
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1996
ABSTRACT: Probing Fault Zone Heterogeneity on the Nojima Fault: Constraints from Zircon Fission-Track Analysis of Borehole and Trench Samples; #90061 (2006)
Takahiro Tagami, Masaki Murakami, and Kenji Nagahara
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... the fault plane in the UG-500, and ~31-38 Ma within ~25 m from the fault in the GSJ-750. On the basis of one-dimensional heat conduction modeling...
2006