Application of Real-Time Well-Site Tools for Enhanced Geosteering, Reservoir and Completions Characterization

Tom Ashton, Chi Vinh Ly, Graham Spence, Guy Oliver

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

...-hole (original placement of the fault was at 4425-ft VS). As the mineralogical data also indicated that the fault plane had juxtaposed Lower Barnett...

Application of Real-Time Wellsite Tool for Enhanced Geosteering and Reservoir Characterization

Tom Ashton, Chi V. Ly, Graham Spence, Guy M. Oliver

GCAGS Transactions

... (343 m) uphole (original placement of the fault was at 4425 ft or 1349 m VS). As the RoqSCAN data also indicated that the fault plane had juxtaposed...

Structural Wedges in the Cordilleran Crust, Southwestern Canada

John L. Varsek

CSPG Bulletin

... Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 8, p. 292-300. Choukroune, P. and the ECORS team, 1989. The ECORS Pyrenean deep seismic profile reflection data...

Transpressional Structures Along the Southern Terminus of the Dryhead Fault, East Pryor Mountain, Montana & Wyoming

Andrew Orrell

Wyoming Geological Association

... bedding-plane thrusts are isolated in a narrow zone between a "knee" fold on the west and the Dryhead Fault on the east. It is thought that the "knee...

Structures of the Rocky Mountain Foreland: Fivemile Fault-Related Fold Trend, Central Bighorn Basin

Donald S. Stone

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... in Fig. 1) illustrates the 2D geometry of this fault-related fold trend. The seismic profile is 12-fold dynamite acquired in 1974, reprocessed in 1990...

Strike-Slip Faulting and Related Basin Formation in Zones of Tectonic Escape: Turkey as a Case Study

A. M. C. Şengör, Naci Görür, Fuat Şaroğlu

Special Publications of SEPM

... summarized in McKenzie 1978 and Jackson and McKenzie 1984 Note added in proof The fault plane solution breaks FIG 3 and McKenzie ground of the Lice...

Cretaceous-Tertiary Stratigraphy and Tectonics in Northern West Greenland: Chapter 61: Arctic Regions

A. Rosenkrantz , T. C. R. Pulvertaft

AAPG Special Volumes

... gneiss is well exposed at one locality in the southwest corner of Upernivik island (Fig. 3c). The plane of contact is a fault dipping southwest at 60...

Complex Structural Domains and Their Impact on the Design of Development Plans. Case Study Vaca Muerta Fm. in a Shale Oil Core Area, Neuquén Basin, Argentina

Julia Elena Bouhier, Franco Vittore, Carolina Bernhardt, María Florencia Rincón

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... of interpretation, have not been detected. When interpreting in seismic sections with spacing of 100 m, these fault plane changes are difficult to see...

The Role of Fault Interaction and Linkage in Controlling Synrift Stratigraphic Sequences: Late Jurassic, Statfjord East Area, Northern North Sea

Nancye H. Dawers and John R. Underhill

AAPG Bulletin

...). For initially unlinked   Figure 9--(A) Along-strike throw profile for the top of the (prerift) Banks Group. (B) Map view of the fault structure...

Structural Influences on Neogene Subsidence in the Central Sumatra Fore-Arc Basin: Chapter 10: Southwest Pacific and Eastern Indian Ocean Margins

Richard G. Matson , Gregory F. Moore

AAPG Special Volumes

... of fluctuating sea levels since the Triassic: Science, v. 235, p. 1156-1167. Huchon, P. and X. Le Pichon, 1984, Sunda Strait and Central Sumatra Fault: Geology...

An Approach for Generating Spatially and Physically Correlated Natural Fracture Network Properties for Unconventional Reservoirs

Yogendra Narayan Pandey, Jeffrey M. Yarus, Genbao Shi, Veronica Liceras

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... by considering a known aperture opening shape profile. Permeability and porosity values are calculated based on these physically and spatially correlated...

3.3 Inverted Extensional Features: Structural Inversion at Rambutan Oil Field, South Sumatra Basin

T. P. Harding

AAPG Special Volumes

..., Volume 3: Seismic Expression of Structural Styles: A Picture and Work Atlas A seismic profile across the Rambutan oil field of the South Sumatra basin...

Structural Geology of the Morales Canyon and Taylor Canyon Area of the Cuyama Basin, Southern California

Jeannette A. Calhoun

Pacific Section SEPM

... fault system (Figure 4). Variations in Whiterock fault plane geometry through both the Morales Canyon and Taylor Canyon oil fields (Figure 7) resemble...

Using Petroleum Industry 3D Surveys to Improve Understanding of Active Faults: The Palos Verdes Fault in San Pedro Bay, California, by Andrew W. Rigor, Mark R. Legg, Robert J. Mellors, and Robert D. Francis, #40088 (2003).

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Some Structural Features of the Sakhalin Oil Pools

V. Ya. Ratner

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... flanks. The axis of the fold plunges NNW and SSE at an angle of 12-15°. A large north-south fault of the upthrust type with a dip of 60-70°W occurs...

Some Aspects of Simpson Anticlines in Central Oklahoma

Thom H. Green

Tulsa Geological Society

.... The inclination of the crestal plane is a function of the cross-sectional profile of the anticline and the magnitude of the regional tilt. The crestal plane...

Detecting Fault-Related Hydrocarbon Migration Pathways in Seismic Data: Implications for Fault-Seal, Pressure, and Charge Prediction

David L. Connolly, Friso Brouwer, and David Walraven

GCAGS Transactions

... and at intersections of faults. or kinks in the fault. These variations in plane orientation in relationship are very common in faults and can be defined...

The Role of Poroelasticity in Normal Fault Reactivation Triggered by Hydraulic Fracturing

Mahdi Haddad, Peter Eichhubl

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

...). Positive or zero CFS indicates potential reactivation. Shear and normal stresses are derived from the Cauchy stress tensor and the fault plane normal...

Geology Of So. Cottonwood Creek Field

Louis A. Newitt

South Texas Geological Society Special Publications

... this structure outcrops about a mile and one–half north of the Wilcox trace. The shallowest traces of the fault plane are rather steep but they flatten out...

Mesozoic Rifting in the Western Arctic Ocean Basin and Its Relationship to Pacific Seafloor Spreading

Peter B. Jones

CSPG Special Publications

... a gently dipping fault plane characteristic of a thrust, large offsets of facies boundaries and juxtapositions of contrasted facies across it are more easily...

Abstract: Neotectonics in the Lower Mississippi Valley: High-Resolution Gravity and Seismic Characterization of Active Shallow Normal Faults, by Hallie Latham, Beth Yuvancic, Juan M. Lorenzo, and Ivor van Heerden; #90914(2000)

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Structural Styles in Central and Eastern Saudi Arabia

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Principal Features of the Heart Mountain Fault and the Mechanism Problem

William G. Pierce

Wyoming Geological Association

... of the detachment fault, which developed as the detached mass moved away from strata that remained in place, (2) a bedding plane fault, 35 miles (56 km...

Model Studies of the Displacement Transfer Associated with Overthrust Faulting

D. A. C. Gardner, J. H. Spang

CSPG Bulletin

... been arbitrarily cut at the desired locations. Two file cards were inserted along each fault plane to overcome adhesion of the clay. A grid of 1 cm...

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John G. Dennis

AAPG Special Volumes

... along the fault plane... The perpendicular separation [is] ... the perpendicular distance between corresponding planes in the two parts of any single...