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Field-Based Training: Luxury or Necessity?
Gary Nichols, Simon Baker
GEO ExPro Magazine
... 100m high, so none of the complexity would be discernible on a seismic reflection profile. If presented with a unit composed of sediments deposited...
2015
THE RAlTLESNAKE MOUNTAIN, WYOMING, DEBATE: A REVIEW AND CRITIQUE OF MODELS
Donald S. Stone
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... of the section, fault movement "may or may not have resulted in a surface flexure1' (Fig. 4A). Because of the curved fault plane, continued or renewed...
1984
Predicting the depth of viscous stress peaks in moving salt sheets: Conceptual framework and implications for drilling
Ruud Weijermars and Martin P. A. Jackson
AAPG Bulletin
...) with the isotropic plane along the no-slip top surface (at ). This flow profile increases shear stresses at the base of the salt layer (Figure 8D). The magnitudes...
2014
Geosteering Drilling Technology of Ultra-long Horizontal well in Chang 7 Unconventional Reservoir of Qingcheng Oilfield
Wubin Gao, Bo Wang, Bo Chen, Liangbing Cheng, Zhangbin Feng
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... by interpolation, and the fault is broken according to the seismic profile. The fault plane is corrected by the layer shape, so that the occurrence of the fault...
2020
Identification of Wrench Faults Using Subsurface Structural Data: Criteria and Pitfalls: Discussion (1)
DENNIS K. THURSTON and LESLIE A. THEISS
AAPG Bulletin
... fault zone at an oblique angle (Thurston and Theiss, 1987, p. 83). This is evident from a comparison of the profile location with the structure map...
1991
Evolution of fracture and fault-controlled fluid pathways in carbonates of the Albanides fold-thrust belt
Brita R. Graham Wall, Radu Girbacea, Agim Mesonjesi, Atilla Aydin
AAPG Bulletin
... point in the past.Figure 9. A large piece of float from the Letan quarry near the quarry wall shows a calcite- and bitumen-streaked fault plane...
2006
Basin-Edge Diapirism and Updip Salt Flow in Zechstein of Southern North Sea
Malcolm K. Jenyon
AAPG Bulletin
... injected with salt from below. The reason for suspecting this is more geophysical than geologic. Quite clear segments of fault plane reflections can...
1985
Structural Restoration of Seismic and Geologic Sections in Extensional Regimes (1)
ALAN G. NUNNS
AAPG Bulletin
... fault plane becomes shallower in dip (Haneberg, 1988; Xiao and Suppe, 1989). The variation of porosity with depth, f(z), is commonly assumed...
1991
Intersection of the Stockton and Vernalis Faults, Southern Sacramento Valley, California
Robert H. Sterling Jr.
Pacific Section of AAPG
... fault plane with increased throw as evidenced by the fault cut in the Atlantic Holly Sugar #1 well in section 18, T2S R5E. The combined fault plane...
1992
Island Arc System in Andaman Sea
L. Austin Weeks , R. N. Harbison , G. Peter
AAPG Bulletin
... 1,600 m of sediments. The fault does Fig. 6. Section 4, fix 671, southwest-northeast profile. Unconformity, showing bottom beds rising toward...
1967
SOME FEATURES INDICATING TECTONIC DENUDATION BY THE HEART MOUNTAIN FAULT
William G. Pierce, Willis H. Nelson
Montana Geological Society
... opposite walls moved relative to each other. Hauge's studies were made primarily on the bedding plane part of the fault and on kinematic...
1986
Deformational Style of the Wind River Uplift and Associated Flank Structures, Wyoming
James J. Willis, Richard H. Groshong Jr.
Wyoming Geological Association
... a listric fault plane with depth. (Topographic base from U.S.G.S. Wolf Point and Miners Delight 7.5-minute quadrangles.) Figure 6. View looking...
1993
Microscale Laboratory Studies for Determining Fracture Directionality in Tight Sandstone and Shale During Hydraulic Fracturing
Magdalene A. Ante, Gonchigar Manjunath, Fred Aminzadeh, Birendra Jha
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... such as crack bridging, particle pull out and crack front roughening. Cracks in the short transverse orientation are seen when both the fracture plane...
2018
Differential Fault-Related Early Miocene Sedimentation, Bayou Hebert Area, Southwestern Louisiana
Richard P. McCulloh
AAPG Bulletin
... and Texas: AAPG Bulletin, v. 57, p. 2428-2439. Yorston, H. J., and G. H. Weisser, 1981, Depositional controls on extensional glide-plane fault structures...
1988
New imaging method of fractured-cavity reservoir based on seismic spectrum decomposition: A case study of the Halahatang Oilfield, Tarim Basin, NW China
Chaozhong Ning, Yong Li, Xingfang Liu, Qi Wang, Xiaojuan Deng, Hongliu Zeng, Yintao Zhang, Xiaoming Wang, Jun He, Weiwei Wang
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
...) Plan view of the overlap of strike-slip fault and well production bubbles. (c)The beadlike fracture-cavity reservoirs on seismic profile AA’ Fourth...
2024
A Quaternary Fault is Peninsular Malaysia
J. K. Raj
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... to be a quartz mica schist and is cut by some quartz veins. The fault plane is stained with secondary iron oxides and strikes north-south with a dip...
1979
Effects of Fault Throw and Mechanical Stratigraphy on Fault Architecture in the Lenghu Fold-Thrust Belt, Qaidam Basin, NE Tibet
Search and Discovery.com
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Analysis of Some Torsion-Balance Results in California
Robert H. Miller
AAPG Bulletin
... the surface. Figure 1 represents a cross section of an oil field in the Los Angeles basin. AA^prime is the observed gradient profile curve. The maximum...
1931
Basement Reactivation in the Alberta Basin: Observational Constraints and Mechanical Rationale: REPLY
G.M. Ross, D.W. Eaton
CSPG Bulletin
... vertical profile of a crustal-scale fault zone. Tectonophysics, v. 149, p. 245-264. Hein, F.J. 1999. Mixed ("Multi") fractal analysis of Granite Wash...
2001
Abstract: Heart Mountain Fault: Evidence of a Thin-Skinned Thrust Salient, Park County, Wyoming, by T. L. Clarey; #91012 (1992).
Search and Discovery.com
1992
ABSTRACT: Sealing Potential of Normal Faults: Comparison between Simple Models and Outcrop Analogs, by E. J. M. Willemse, D. D. Pollard, and A. Aydin; #91019 (1996)
Search and Discovery.com
1996
Abstract: Effect of Initial Fault Geometry on the Development of Fault-Propagation Folds with Fault-Cored Anticlines and Footwall Synclines, by J. H. Spang; #90937 (1998).
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1998
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Trace-Slip Faults
R. H. Beckwith
AAPG Bulletin
... with the trace of planar elements on the fault plane. It is characterized by lack of the usual stratigraphic criteria of faulting. Several cases of trace-slip...
1941