10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBLIQUE FAULT»
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oblique fault in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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3D Seismic Technology: Application to the Exploration of ...
However, as in the 60° rift, the accommodation is typically characterized by fault
tip rotation and elongation into the accommodation structure, forming an oblique
fault zone that could be misconstrued as a strike-slip system (Figs 7d & 8a).
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Orogenic Curvature: Integrating Paleomagnetic and Structural ...
This area represents the most important bedding oblique fault zone in the central
part of the Monterrey salient. This fault zone, the La Piñalosa fault, had been
identified as a thrust fault by Padilla y Sánchez (1985); however, Melnyk (1997)
and ...
Aviva J. Sussman, Arlo B. Weil, 2004
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Norumbega
Fault System of the Northern Appalachians
B: Conjugate relation between low-angle exten- sional shear bands and
individual oblique fault zones (R-shears) and the high-angle, antithetic kink-
bands (R'-shears) as seen in the Two Lights and Richmond Island exposures (
Cape ...
Allan Ludman, David P. West, 1999
4
Understanding an Orogenic Belt
Table 6.1 Significant criteria to distinguish between strike-slip faults and oblique
fault ramps Strike-slip fault Oblique fault ramp 1. Faults are vertical 1. Transfer
faults may be vertical but oblique ramps are inclined 2. Faults generally initiate in
...
A strike fault is one that trends parallel to the beds it displaces, a dip or cross fault
is one that follows the inclination of the strata and an oblique fault runs at angle
with the strike of the rocks it intersects. A classification based on the pattern ...
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Intraplate Strike-slip Deformation Belts
(200l) noted that oblique fault array geometries and associated displacements in
the Cape Roberts region (Wilson l995) match typical patterns observed in
analogue fault models of oblique rift systems (Clifton et al. 2000) and over the
oblique ...
Fabrizio Storti, Robert E. Holdsworth, Francesco Salvini, 2003
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Tectonics of Strike-slip Restraining and Releasing Bends
The surface expression of flower structure appears as branching and secondary
fault scarps: small pull-apart (stepover) basins; and larger-scale graben and
oblique-fault branch scarps that may extend several kilometres away from the
PDZ.
W. D. Cunningham, Paul Mann, 2007
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New Perspectives on Rio Grande Rift Basins: From Tectonics ...
... and (3) the coexistence of normal and oblique fault slip (Withjack and Jamison,
1986; Clifton et al., 2000). However, our fault-derived paleostress solutions
indicating significant (45°–90°) local clockwise perturbations of σ3 trajectories ...
Mark R. Hudson, V. J. S. Grauch, 2013
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Glosario de la Industria Petrolera:
... buried fault — diagonal, oblique (or diagonal) fault — diagonal de buzamiento,
dip-slip diagonal fault — diagonal rumbo, strike-slip diagonal fault — diagonal
oblicua, oblique-slip oblique fault — directa, normal (dip-slip) fault — en clave de
...
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Exhumation Associated with Continental Strike-slip
Fault Systems
Most slipontheOwensValleyfaultistransferrednorthwardtothewest- dipping (50–55
°) White Mountains range-front fault, which has been reactivated as a right-
oblique fault (dePolo and Ramelli, 1987;Lienkaemperetal.,1987;dePolo,1989 ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OBLIQUE FAULT»
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oblique fault is used in the context of the following news items.
Earthquakes and mining - how humans create seismic activity
Newcastle has the smallest stress vertical and the largest horizontal, and there is an oblique fault. This combination brings a fault closer to ... «SBS, Jun 12»
New interest developing in Abidjan Margin geology
A series of rotated northward-dipping oblique fault blocks developed. By the upper Cretaceous, around the Cenomanian, the water deepened and the outer ... «Offshore Oil and Gas Magazine, Jan 12»
