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2.2 Basement Involved: 2.2.2 Rifts: Low-Angle Normal Faulting, Marys River Valley, Nevada
B. A. Robison
AAPG Special Volumes
... that it represents a fault plane reflection and not some type of primary sedimentary feature. Although some freedom for alternate interpretation exists, the fault...
1983
Chapter Seven: Reservoir Evaluation
Alistair R. Brown
AAPG Special Volumes
... Slicing A fault slice is a slice through a 3-D data volume parallel to the interpreted position of a fault plane of interest. Fault slices have...
2011
Extended Abstract: Influence of Asymmetric Half-Grabens on the Overlying Sag Traps of the South Atlantic, offshore Brazil and Uruguay
Oscar López-Gamundí
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... of the structural framework of these individual half grabens and their influence on the trap formation of the pre-salt structures. Fault-plane reflections indicate...
2014
Section 2: Improvement of Seismic Images of Complex Tectonic Structure in Deep Water with Research-Level Processing Sequences
John Miller and Roland von Huene
AAPG Special Volumes
... and inclination of fault plane reflections are easy to interpret. The increased sharpness and clarity of the image shown in Figure 2.3I over the previous displays...
1986
Salt-Ridge Hypothesis on Origin of Texas Gulf Coast Type of Faulting
Miller Quarles, Jr.
AAPG Bulletin
...-plane dip, (2) both up-to-the-coast and down-to-the-coast major movement along the same fault trend, (3) adjustment faults forming narrow grabens, (4...
1953
Fault Plane Geomorphology and Structural Analysis of a Middle Eastern Giant Carbonate Oil Field
Search and Discovery.com
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2013
Visualizing Fluid Flow in Structurally Deformed Carbonates Using 4-D GPR and Dynamic Modeling
Search and Discovery.com
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Chapter 10: 3-D Seismic-Structural Workflows – Examples Using the Hat Creek Fault System
Graham Yielding, Brett Freeman
AAPG Special Volumes
... be seen to alternate between low coherence (dark red lineation marking the fault plane) and coincidental alignment of the layer reflections on each side...
2016
Exploring the horizontal component of OBN surveys for added value to imaging
Samara Omar, Jim Simmons, Carlos Calderón
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... Pwave image (ZPP) particularly for shallow, dipping layers and fault plane truncations. Additionally, the PS-image from the H-component have higher...
2023
What Causes those Annoying Stair-Step Artifacts on Coherence Volumes?; #42036 (2017)
Tengfei Lin, Kurt J. Marfurt
Search and Discovery.com
... by a seismic wavelet normal to the interface, not parallel to the (unimaged) fault plane. Since we do not believe this phenomenon is well recognized...
2017
ABSTRACT: Interpretation Criteria for Seismic Recognition of Growth-Fault Systems, by Olufemi Oladapo Babalola; #91030 (2010)
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2010
Structural Geology: Faults
Mike Shepherd
AAPG Special Volumes
... cuts through a normal fault at a shallower angle than the dip of the fault plane (Figure 82) (Mulvany, 1992).FIGURE 82. Repeated sections can be seen...
2009
Applications of Shallow High-Resolution Seismic Reflection to Environmental Problems
Richard D. Miller, William E. Doll, Carlene Merey, William E. Black
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
... of the 190 msec fault plane reflection is approximately 130 Hz, which at an average velocity of around 3000 m/sec equates to vertical bed resolution of around...
1994
SG14: The COCORP Seismic Reflection Traverse Across the Southern Appalachians - Geologic Divisions in the Southern Appalachians and Interpretation of the Seismic Data
Frederick A. Cook, Larry D. Brown, Sidney Kaufman, and Jack E. Oliver
AAPG Special Volumes
... display east-dipping reflections above the sedimentary layers which may be from the Brevard fault plane. The Inner Piedmont province east of the Brevard...
1983
Seismic Investigation of the Colorado Front Range Zone of Flank Deformation Immediately North of Golden, Colorado
Thomas L. Davis, Terence K. Young
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... the total system. Departure from the vertical fault plane orientation does exist immediate to the Front Range flank and is governed by the amount of fault...
1977
Growth Faulting and Salt Diapirism: Their Relationship and Control in the Carolina Trough, Eastern North America: Rifted Margins: Field Investigations of Margin Structure and Stratigraphy
William P. Dillon, Peter Popenoe, John A. Grow, Kim D. Klitgord, B. Ann Swift, Charles K. Paull, Katharine V. Cashman
AAPG Special Volumes
..., reflections cannot be matched across the fault. /P> The fault seems to continue steeply to the interpreted salt layer. On profile BT1, the fault...
1982
Field Development with Three-Dimensional Seismic Methods in the Gulf of Thailand — A Case History
C. G. Dahm, R. J. Graebner
Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)
... that the fault definitions are sharpened and the reflections are some-what better focussed on the 3D section. The conventionally stacked section suffers...
1980
Seismic Imaging in Anisotropic Media. or... "A Better Way to Moveout and Migrate Long Offset Data"
Rolf Klotz, Martin Bayly, Sue Downie, Swee Leng
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... migration that takes anisotropy into account. Lynn W., Gonzalez A. and MacKay S 1989 Where are the fault plane reflections? Abstract of paper...
2000
Geologic Interpretation of a Seismic Profile Across Oregon Basin Thrust, West Flank of Big Horn Basin, Wyoming: ABSTRACT
Donald S. Stone
AAPG Bulletin
... as that measured on the Casper Arch thrust and about half of that on the Wind River thrust. Actual fault plane dip cannot be accurately determined...
1985
Seismic Foldout: New Geo Streamer X data for exploration, ILX and appraisal in the Norwegian Sea
Kjetil Roverud, Stefan Möller, Eric Mueller, Jens Beenfeldt, PGS
GEO ExPro Magazine
... delivery. Multi-azimuth imaging gives improved signal-to-noise (s/n), increasing fault plane definition and reflector termination against faults (Figure...
2023
The Permeability Structure Of Sandstones Adjacent To A Reverse-Reactivated Fault
Search and Discovery.com
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What are Interpreters for? The Impact of Faster and More Objective Interpretation Systems
Martyn Millwood Hargrave, Andrew Deighan, Jamie Haynes
Indonesian Petroleum Association
..., these include: direct fault plane reflections and diffractions, changes in reflector continuity, offsetting patterns in reflector shape either side of a fault...
2003
Seismic Interpretation: Part 7. Geophysical Methods
D. C. Nester, Michael J. Padgett
AAPG Special Volumes
... inferred from seismic tuning analysis 6. Fault plane maps 7. Fault plane maps with cross-fault sand juxtaposition for seal analysis 8. Isochron...
1992
3D Seismic Analysis of the Structural Evolution of the Ceduna Sub-Basin, Great Australian Bight
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