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ABSTRACT: EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE AND RECURRENCE FROM SCARP MORPHOLOGY, EUREKA VALLEY FAULT ZONE, EASTERN CALIFORNIA; #90114 (2010)
Tyanna M. Schlom and Jeffrey R. Knott
Search and Discovery.com
...ABSTRACT: EARTHQUAKE MAGNITUDE AND RECURRENCE FROM SCARP MORPHOLOGY, EUREKA VALLEY FAULT ZONE, EASTERN CALIFORNIA; #90114 (2010) Tyanna M. Schlom...
2010
Delineation of Shallow Gulf Coast Structure and Stratigraphy Using Seismic Shear Wave Reflections
T. L. Dobecki and J. Steele
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... interfaces at 15 ft.) The ability to see both top and bottom of fairly thin beds (on the order of 5 ft. thick), The ability to profile data along lines...
1992
Continental Geophysics: ABSTRACT
Paul L. Lyons
AAPG Bulletin
... structure of the Mohorovicic surface itself, including a fault-block mosaic of the continent. The relations shown help establish contour control...
1963
Pocahontas - Moosehorn Creek Coal Basin Jasper Park, Alberta
B. R. MacKay
CSPG Special Publications
... from the Cadomin conglomerate on the Pocahontas anticline west to the major fault-plane along which the non-coal-bearing Nikanassin formation has been...
1955
Style and Timing of Frontal Structures, Thrust Belt, Central Utah
Timothy F. Lawton
AAPG Bulletin
... belt of folded middle to upper Mesozoic rocks. Shortening in the eastern foldbelt occurred above a bedding-plane thrust fault system that terminates...
1985
Structural Geology and Tectonic Evolution of the Los Angeles Basin, California: Chapter 3: PART 1
Thomas L. Wright
AAPG Special Volumes
... and Jones, 1989) confirmed the primary right-slip nature of the East Montebello fault. The largest aftershock (ML = 5.3) was on a plane striking N30°W...
1991
Mountain Flank Thrusting in Rocky Mountain Foreland, Wyoming and Colorado
Robert R. Berg
AAPG Bulletin
... have fault plane dips which range from an average low dip of about 20° to nearly vertical. Also, parts of these thrust zones appear to have originated...
1962
Physical Seismic Modeling of a Near-Vertical Fault Zone; #41515 (2015)
Jessie M. Arthur, Donald C. Lawton, Joe Wong
Search and Discovery.com
... plane, within the fault zone, and near the tips of active fault zones (Tamagawa and Pollard, 2008). The identification of fault type is also important...
2015
Three-dimensional kinematic modeling of reversible fault and fold development
Natacha Gibergues, Muriel Thibaut, Jean-Pierre Gratier
AAPG Bulletin
...Three-dimensional kinematic modeling of reversible fault and fold development Natacha Gibergues, Muriel Thibaut, Jean-Pierre Gratier 2009 1691 1704...
2009
Geology of the Ferris Mountains-Muddy Gap Area
E. L. Heisey
Wyoming Geological Association
... of the Seminoe Mountains and the East Ferris Mountains, swinging 52° into the pre-Cambrian in Section 4, T. 26 N., R. 87 W. The dip of the fault plane...
1951
THE DETERMINATION OF THE BOCONO FAULT
E. Rod, C. Jefferson, E. von der Osten, R. Mullen, G. Graves
Asociación Venezolana de Geología, Minería y Petróleo (AVGMP)
..., with a dip so vertical. When it crosses the hills, it is a straight line, which shows that the fault plane is vertical. I still feel that if it were...
1958
Problems of Fault Nomenclature: DISCUSSION
Donald H. Kupfer
AAPG Bulletin
.... These are noted here, and some simplifications are suggested. NET SLIP Net slip is generally defined as the shortest distance, measured in the plane of the fault...
1960
Structural Variety on East Front of the Gunnison Plateau, Central Utah
Malcolm P. Weiss
Utah Geological Association
... this section and subparallel to the profile. Erratic attitudes in the lower North Horn are believed due to disturbance by that fault. The Gunnison fault...
1982
Relations Between Kinds of Well Data and Apparent Faulting: GEOLOGICAL NOTES
H. H. Suter
AAPG Bulletin
... into depth intervals of 2,000 feet. The results of the count are plotted on Figure 1, a plot of frequency of faults per section against depth. A fault...
1946
Faults in the Wasatch Range Near Provo, Utah
Arthur A. Baker
Utah Geological Association
... and reappears along the river and the valley of lower Deer Creek where it surrounds a window in the fault plane. The fault plane passes beneath the ridge...
1959
Tectono-Stratigraphic Evolution of the Williston Basin — A Regional Seismic Stratigraphic Study
Pál Redly, Zoltán Hajnal
Williston Basin Symposium
... and revealed fluctuating subsidence rates. The study continues with a regional profile in the U.S. segment of the basin...
1995
Benchmarking and Calibration of 3D Geomechanical Models; #42113 (2017)
Rene Alcalde, Ewerton Araujo
Search and Discovery.com
... predictions. A recent interpretation of caliper logs, from a well not incorporated during the model construction, shows breakouts nearly 90 degrees from...
2017
Research on facies-controlled inversion method of ultradeep carbonate fracture-cavity reservoir based on multiattribute constraints
Yongjian Zeng, Tianwei Du, Pengfei Li, Bo Liu, Fengying Yang
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... capacity construction. Through drilling, it has been revealed that these fractured reservoirs are mainly distributed along fault zones, exhibiting...
2023
Identification of the North European Platform below the Eastern Part of the Western Carpathian Flysch Belt
Igor Hrueck, Duan Plaienka, Lubomil Pospil
AAPG Special Volumes
... be traced to great depths where they merge into a subvertical fault zone. This fanwise fault zone closely resembles a transpressional flower...
2006
The Highwood Structure: A Tectonic Wedge at the Foreland Edge of the Southern Canadian Cordillera
Paul A. Mackay
CSPG Bulletin
... structures have a hinterland (west)-directed thrust fault developed along their eastern flanks. End_Page 216------------------------ edge...
1996
Abstract: Fault Seal Analysis of Okan and Meren Fields, Nigeria, by R. A. Eisenberg, R. J. Brenneman, and A. A. Adeogba; #90956 (1995).
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1995
The Integration of Structural Uncertainty into Fault Seal Predictions, Harris, Simon D.; Freeman, Stephen R.; Knipe, Rob J., #90100 (2009)
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2009
Coseismic displacements from the 2002 Mw6.7 and Mw7.9 Denali Fault earthquakes measured with GPS - Abstract
Sigrun Hreinsdottir, Jeffrey T. Freymueller, Hillary J. Fletcher, Christopher F. Larsen
Alaska Geological Society
...Coseismic displacements from the 2002 Mw6.7 and Mw7.9 Denali Fault earthquakes measured with GPS - Abstract Sigrun Hreinsdottir, Jeffrey...
2003
Abstract: Late Paleozoic volcanic stratigraphy and structurally constrained dyke emplacement, Squally Point, western Cobequid Highlands, Nova Scotia
David J. Pass
Atlantic Geology
... section. To the south at the mouth of the Eatonville estuary, a singular prominent fault plane was observed. Thrust splays flattening to the fault...
1992
ABSTRACT: Subsurface Evaluation of the Heterostegina, 1st Camerina, and Cibicides Hazzardi Sand Intervals in Bell City Field, Calcasieu Parish, LA; #90113 (2010)
Joshua K. Reamer
Search and Discovery.com
... sandstone and shale deposits in delta marine environments. A cross section, and structural and fault plane maps were prepared to illustrate...
2009