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Fault zone architecture and its scaling laws: where does the damage zone start and stop?
Special Publications, 2019 Damage zones of different fault types are investigated in siliciclastics (Utah, USA), carbonates (Majella Mountain, Italy) and metamorphic rocks (western Norway).
A. Torabi +5 more
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Dizhi lixue xuebao, 2021 To reveal the strong activities of the Namula fault zone in the eastern Himalayan syntaxis since Pliocene, this paper reports biotite 40Ar/39Ar and apatite fission track ages of 3 rock samples from the Namula fault zone, and quantitatively interpret ...
TU Jiyao +4 more
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Seismicity relocation and fault structure near the Leech River Fault Zone, southern Vancouver Island [PDF]
, 2018 Relatively low rates of seismicity and fault loading have made it challenging to correlate microseismicity to mapped surface faults on the forearc of southern Vancouver Island.
Li, Ge +3 more
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Energy Geoscience, 2023 The Bohai Bay Basin is a Meso-Cenozoic rifted basin where the Paleozoic buried hills with great hydrocarbon potentials are well developed. The reservoir space types are complex and diverse due to tectonic activities, making fracture distribution highly ...
Zhiwei Wang +3 more
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Fault weakening across the frictional‐viscous transition zone, Karakoram Fault Zone, NW Himalaya [PDF]
Tectonics, 2013 AbstractExhumed fault rocks formed in the frictional‐viscous transition zone (FVTZ) provide test material that can be used to assess the strength of natural fault zones. In the Karakoram Fault Zone (KFZ), such rocks contain evidence of several long‐term weakening mechanisms associated with reduced coefficients of friction (<0.4). The Nubra, Tangtse,
Wallis, D, Phillips, R, Lloyd, G
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Simulating spatial and temporal evolution of multiple wing cracks around faults in crystalline basement rocks [PDF]
, 2007 Fault zones are structurally highly spatially heterogeneous and hence extremely complex. Observations of fluid flow through fault zones over several scales show that this structural complexity is reflected in the hydrogeological properties of faults ...
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Late Quaternary Activity: Kouma Fault
Frontiers in Earth Science, 2022 The Kouma Fault, located at the northern foot of the Mangshan Mountain in Luoyang City, Henan Province, China, is an active fault newly discovered in the field seismic geological survey.
Weimin He +5 more
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Research on the quantitative method of fault sealing to coal seam gas
Meitan kexue jishu, 2023 Fault has the dual function of sealing and channel to coal seam gas, which mainly depends on the sealing ability of the fault. Aiming at the quantitative characterization method of fault sealing ability to gas, combined with the multi-element theory of ...
LIU Yongqian, HAN Xintao
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Spectral-element simulations of long-term fault slip: Effect of low-rigidity layers on earthquake-cycle dynamics [PDF]
, 2011 We develop a spectral element method for the simulation of long-term histories of spontaneous seismic and aseismic slip on faults subjected to tectonic loading.
Ampuero, J.-P., Kaneko, Y., Lapusta, N.
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Characterization of Fault Zones [PDF]
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 2003 There are currently three major competing views on the essential geometrical, mechanical, and mathematical nature of faults. The standard view is that faults are (possibly segmented and heterogeneous) Euclidean zones in a continuum solid. The continuum-Euclidean view is supported by seismic, gravity, and electromagnetic imaging studies; by successful ...
Yehuda Ben-zion, Charles G. Sammis
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