Fractured crystalline basement reservoirs (basement) on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS)
and the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) have been underexplored. Over the last 12 …

The complex fault and fracture patterns commonly observed in metamorphic terranes are the
cumulative expression of repeated episodes of brittle deformation. The temporal sequence …

The Møre and Vøring basins at the mid-Norwegian margin were affected by a series of rift
phases separated by periods of tectonic quiescence from Caledonian collapse in the …

The deep structure of the northern North Sea and the adjacent Norwegian mainland has
been analysed by integrating all available structural data in combination with 3D density and …

Extensional rift basin systems have been a focus of study for hydrocarbon exploration and
have provided significant economic reserves in recent decades, which has led to advances …

Porous and permeable crystalline rocks have the potential of being hydrocarbon reservoirs.
In many cases, reservoir properties are created by rock-altering physico-chemical processes …

Basement highs are large structural features, commonly buried in sedimentary basins
(Busby & Azor 2012). They are of interest for natural resources exploration and research …

Faults, fracture systems, weathering profiles and cover sediments of granitic basement in the
rift shoulder of the Gulf of Suez Rift (Sinai, Egypt) are useful conceptual analogues for …

Summary The Haugaland High, in the Norwegian North Sea, consists of a layered
overburden of sub-horizontal sediments almost 2km thick that sits on the chalk basement …

South Sumatra basin, classified as Cenozoic backarc rift basin, had undergone multistage
tectonic activities resulting in complicated basement with varied lithologies. With the …