The advent of photorealistic, 3D computer models of cliff sections (virtual outcrops) has
improved the immersive nature of virtual geological field trips. As the COVID-19 pandemic …

Tight oil, present in reservoirs of low porosity and permeability, can be regarded as a kind of
unconventional resource. The tightening process in this kind of reservoir is controlled by the …

Virtual geological fieldtrips have become increasingly popular over the last decade, with the
advent of remote piloted vehicles (RPVs; drones) leading to progressively sophisticated …

Faults play an essential role at many potential CO2 storage sites because they can act as
conduits or barriers to fluid flow. To contribute to the evaluation of the Aurora storage site in …

Folds in porous sandstone in cases allow identification of progressive deformation in an
evolving strain field. In the Navajo Sandstone of the km-scale Laramide-style monocline of …

World‐class examples of fault‐controlled growth basins with associated syn‐kinematic
sedimentary fill are developed in Upper Triassic prodelta to delta‐front deposits exposed at …

The plate boundary between the Pacific-Caroline and Australian plates in northwestern New
Guinea is associated with a geographic concentration of earthquakes developed in the …

Palaeodischarge estimation is largely undertaken within fluvial settings. However, there are
limited palaeodischarge estimates specifically from delta deposits, despite their significance …

Erosional scars, slumps, slides and debrites (mass‐transport deposits) on submarine slopes
form relief that influences turbidity current behaviour. However, the interaction of mass …

Developing an accurate understanding of the ways in which faults have grown within a
particular region and stratigraphy can aid risk management for CO2 storage sites. Areas of …