… evidence of leakage and the risk of reactivation predicted … is not a dominant failure mechanism.
Capillary pressures of … faults and the height of the free water level across individual traps. …

… Generally, the stability of a fault and the related reactivation mechanisms are estimated …
that water is incompressible. This phase allowed studying the initiation of the fault reactivation …

… Supercritical CO 2 is less dense than water and therefore … main triggering and driving
mechanism for earthquake ruptures… scenario for generation of possible leakage paths for CO 2 …

… interactions associated with fault reactivation in the shallow crust … reactivation may increase
the risk of contaminant leakage … pore pressure-induced reactivation was elucidated based on …

… in a heavily faulted deep-water structure, multiple lost circulation … They proposed that some
of these lower than expected leak-… target depth if the fault reactivation mechanism was valid. …

… water breakthrough; so what are the conditions under which … -valve action in earthquake
focal mechanisms. This model considers a … amounts of hydrocarbon leakage from aseismic and …

… allow injected CO2 to migrate from the deep subsurface to shallower regions, leaking
CO2 may intrude into shallower aquifers containing potable water, accumulate in the …

… conditions for hydrocarbon leakage caused by fault reactivation. … the mechanisms for
hydrocarbon retention and leakage in traps … Post-charge fault reactivation, water washing, and …

… Diagram showing a simplified loop of coupled scales and physics allowing for fault reactivation
and healing. A blue box represents a hydraulic mechanism; yellow is mechanical; red is …

… pores were invaded by water after 2 days of immersion in water. Wet density values were
very similar in all samples, and attests to high (but not 100%) water saturation during the shear …