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Coseismic vertical deformation of the M_S8.0 Wenchuan earthquake from repeated levelings and its constraint on listric fault geometry 被引量:24
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作者 Qingliang Wang Duxin Cui +4 位作者 Xi Zhang Wenping Wang Jinwen Liu Kang Tian Zhaoshan Song 《Earthquake Science》 CSCD 2009年第6期595-602,共8页
The devastating Ms8.0 Wenchuan earthquake ruptured two large parallel thrust faults along the middle segment of the Longmenshan thrust belt. Preseismic and postseismic leveling data indicated the hanging wall of the Y... The devastating Ms8.0 Wenchuan earthquake ruptured two large parallel thrust faults along the middle segment of the Longmenshan thrust belt. Preseismic and postseismic leveling data indicated the hanging wall of the Yingxiu-Beichuan-Nanba thrust fault mainly presented coseismic uplift with respect to the reference point at Pingwu county town, and the observed maximum uplift of 4.7 m is located at Beichuan county (Qushan town) which is about 100 m west of the fault scarp. The foot wall of the Yingxiu-Beichuan-Nanba thrust fault mainly showed subsidence with maximum subsidence of 0.6 m near the rupture. By employing a listric dislocation model, we found that the fault geometry model of exponential dip angle δ=88°×[1-exp(-9/h)] with depth of 18 km and uniform thrust-slip of 5.6 m could fit the observed coseismic vertical deformation very well, which verifies the listric thrust model of the Longmenshan orogenic zone. 展开更多
关键词 Wenchuan earthquake LEVELING vertical deformation listric faulting
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Petrophysical characterization and 3D seismic interpretation of reservoirs in the Baris Field,onshore Niger Delta Basin,Nigeria
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作者 Boris B.Bate O.A.Boboye +2 位作者 K.F.Fozao Edwin Ayuk Ndip Nancy O.Anene 《Energy Geoscience》 2023年第1期103-116,共14页
In order to evaluate the petrophysical properties,characterize the structural framework and determine the hydrocarbon in place of potential reservoirs in the Baris Field,onshore Niger Delta Basin,Nigeria,3D seismic an... In order to evaluate the petrophysical properties,characterize the structural framework and determine the hydrocarbon in place of potential reservoirs in the Baris Field,onshore Niger Delta Basin,Nigeria,3D seismic and well log data from the field were collected and interpreted using Geographix and Petrel software.Two reservoir zones B2 and B5 were identified having porosity ranging from 21%to 22%,permeability from 235 to 523 mD and water saturation from 16%to 28%.Petrophysical parameters show that the two zones are good reservoirs and highly petroliferous.Seismic interpretation revealed the presence of six listric faults,two major faults(F1 and F2 trending in the northwestesoutheast direction)and four minor faults(F3,F4,F5 and F6).Faults 3,4 and 5 trend in the same direction as the major faults,while fault 6 trends in the northeastesouthwest direction.Two major horizons were identified,and they correspond to the two reservoir tops(B2_top and B5_top).Roll-over anticlinal structures between the two major listric faults were identified.The depositional environment of the Reservoirs B2 and B5 have been deciphered to be of a barrier bar or crevasse play and the trapping mechanism in the Baris Field is a four-way structural closure.STOOIP and GIIP for the two zones have been estimated with the zone B5 more prolific with a STOOIP and GIIP of 7.98MMSTB and 12.77MMMSCF respectively. 展开更多
关键词 Petrophysical properties Reservoir quality listric faults GIIP STOOIP
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The ground deformation field induced by a listric thrust fault with an overburden soil layer
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作者 Shaogang ZENG Yong'en CAI 《Frontiers of Earth Science》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2013年第4期501-507,共7页
The surface deformation field induced by a listric thrust fault with a thick, overburden soil layer is studied in this paper by the finite element method (FEM). The results show: (a) The maximum slip induced by t... The surface deformation field induced by a listric thrust fault with a thick, overburden soil layer is studied in this paper by the finite element method (FEM). The results show: (a) The maximum slip induced by the buried fault is not located at upper tip of the fault, but below it. (b) The vertical displacement changes remarkably near the fault, forming a fault scarp. With the increase of the soil layer thickness, the height of the scarp is decreased for the same earthquake magnitude. (c) The strong strain zone on the surface is localized near the projection of the fault tip on the ground surface. The horizontal strains in the zone are in tension above the hanging wall and in compression above the foot wall, and the vertical strains in the zone are vice versa, which is favorable for tensile- shear, compression-shear fissures above hanging wall and foot wall, respectively. 展开更多
关键词 listric thrust fault EARTHQUAKE fault scarps ground fissures finite element method (FEM)
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