Fault damage zones affect the preservation and enrichment of shale gas. Most fault damage
zone studies are based on directly observed outcrops. In this study, we provide an example …

Fault damage zones may significantly affect subsurface fluid migration and the development
of unconventional resources. Most analyses of fault damage zones are based on direct field …

Fault location and geometry are critical considerations in the reactivation of preexisting
faults. Here, we combine relocated earthquake catalogs and focal mechanisms to delineate …

After reading this short-course book, the seismic interpreter should be able to: use attributes
to quantify geometric, dynamic, kinematic, statistical, and geomechanical properties of the …

This study combines multiscale analyses of geological, fault, fracture, and stable isotope
data to investigate strike-slip deformation and channeling of hydrothermal fluids along the …

Structures rooted in the crystalline basement frequently control the deformation of the host
bedrock and the overlying sedimentary sequences. Here, we elucidate the structure of the c …

Well-exposed normal fault networks in the Plio-Quaternary sedimentary series of the Zanjan
Depression, Iran, were studied in order to analyse the spatial relationships and evolution of …

The structure of subsurface fault networks, which has a significant effect on hydrocarbon
migration, is inherently difficult to recognize and map. 3D seismic surveys provide an …

Mass transport deposits (MTDs) have gained economic importance in the last years
because of their significance as seals or stratigraphic trapping mechanisms in deep water …

We have investigated the distribution and thickness of damage zones for a system of
secondary normal faults in the subsurface of the Wangxuzhuang oilfield, China. Based on …