Evaluation of Dilation and Slip Tendency, an Integral Part of a Fault Damage Zone Characterization

Summary Characterization of fault zones for fluid migration through the integration of outcrop structural data and optical petrography. This study characterizes the history of fluid migration through the fault zone, the changes in deformation style related to structural diagenesis, and the slip and dilation tendency of the fault zone.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.3997/2214-4609.202532031
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Fault Detection and Control Systems
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Evaluation of Dilation and Slip Tendency, an Integral Part of a Fault Damage Zone Characterization

Elizabeth S. Petrie
Fault Detection and Control Systems
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Evaluation of Dilation and Slip Tendency, an Integral Part of a Fault Damage Zone Characterization

Elizabeth S. Petrie
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Summary Characterization of fault zones for fluid migration through the integration of outcrop structural data and optical petrography. This study characterizes the history of fluid migration through the fault zone, the changes in deformation style related to structural diagenesis, and the slip and dilation tendency of the fault zone.

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