Salt tectonics refers to structural deformation involving bodies composed of evaporite minerals. The Dutch subsurface is characterized by a thick sequence of Zechstein salt deposited during the Late Permian. Its deformation in response to several tectonic phases had a pronounced influence on Meso-Cenozoic tectonostratigraphic and depositional evolution.
Bouroullec, R., Veen, J.H. ten
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Analysis of the Importance of Extension in Accounting for the Post-Carboniferous Subsidence of the North Sea Basin [PDF]
Post Carboniferous sedimentary deposition in the Central North Sea basins can be separated into three major periods: Permian, Triassic and mid-Jurassic through present.
Hellinger, Steven J. +2 more
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Advanced methods for seismic imaging when mapping hydrocarbon traps associated with salt domes
This paper is the first in a series of tutorials on the usage of modern migration methods for seismic imaging in areas of intense salt tectonics. In the paper, various types of hydrocarbon traps associated with salt domes in the Dnieper-Donets depression
A. Tiapkina, Yu. Tyapkin, A. Okrepkyj
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Post-salt trapping mechanism of south-east Pre-Caspian and its application to petroleum exploration
The Kungurian saliferous sediments of the Pre-Caspian sedimentary basin represented by thick stratum of rock salt with interlayered lenses of anhydrites, terrigenous and carbonate rocks.
Aitbek Akhmetzhanov +4 more
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Statistical Analysis of Lineaments and their Relation to Fracturing, Faulting, and Halokinesis in the East Texas Basin [PDF]
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Dix, Owen R., Jackson, M.P.A.
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Application of machine learning in the analysis of seismic data to identify tectonic faults in various seismogeological conditions [PDF]
The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of algorithms for automatic interpretation of tectonic faults based on seismic data recorded in various seismogeological conditions. For each type of geological section (platform, salt tectonics,
Nikolaenko, Sergey Viktorovich +4 more
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How Fast Can Minibasins Translate Down a Slope? Observations from 2D Numerical Models
Minibasins are important features in salt-bearing basins and are abundant in salt-detached continental slopes where the salt and the overlying sedimentary cover (including minibasins) undergo seaward translation due to gravity.
Naiara Fernandez +5 more
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Contribution of gravity gliding in salt-bearing rift basins – a new experimental setup for simulating salt tectonics under the influence of sub-salt extension and tilting [PDF]
Basin-scale salt flow and the evolution of salt structures in rift basins is mainly driven by sub- and supra-salt faulting and sedimentary loading. Crustal extension is often accompanied and followed by thermal subsidence leading to tilting of the graben
M. Warsitzka +3 more
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Growth history of fault-related folds and interaction with seabed channels in the toe-thrust region of the deep-water Niger delta [PDF]
The deep-water fold and thrust belt of the southern Niger Delta has prominent thrusts and folds oriented perpendicular to the regional slope that formed as a result of the thin-skinned gravitational collapse of the delta above overpressured shale.
Jolly, BA, Lonergan, L, Whittaker, A
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Salt tectonics evolution in the Provençal Basin, Western Mediterranean Sea
The Messinian Salt Giant in the Provençal Basin represents a good example to study salt tectonics: salt deposition occurred throughout the basin well after basin opening, with a tectonic context stable since ∼16 Ma, in a closed system. Also, the youth of
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