Carbonate oil reservoirs are sometimes regarded with apprehension in the petroleum
industry since it can be difficult to predict the quality of, and ensure high recovery factors …

Hydrocarbons have been suggested previously to play a role as reducing agents for in-situ
sulfate reduction—one of several key components of the model proposed for ore formation …

Ground‐based hyperspectral imaging combined with terrestrial lidar scanning is a novel
technique for outcrop analysis, which has been applied to Early and Late Albian carbonates …

Bed-perpendicular, opening-mode diffuse fractures are common features in carbonate rocks
because they become brittle during the first stages of diagenesis. Early-fractures could be …

Field analogs allow a better characterization of fracture networks to constrain naturally
fractured reservoir models. In analogs, the origin, nature, geometry, and other attributes of …

Syndepositional faults and fractures are known to affect early fluid flow in carbonate
platforms. Less clear is whether they are active fluid conduits throughout the entire history of …

Steep convex-bankward embayments into carbonate platform margins, often called
“scalloped margins”, have been observed in ancient examples and along modern platform …

Fractures are widespread in rocks and regional opening-mode arrays are commonly
ascribed to major tectonic events. However, fractures occur in otherwise undeformed rocks …

We propose a methodology to determine the initiation and reactivation of fracturing during
the geological history of a sedimentary basin. The data input is derived from the Eagle Ford …

The recent rapid improvement of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, together with advances in
photogrammetry and Structure from Motion techniques, have enhanced the role of Digital …