… several faults. The second view focuses on granular aspects of fault structures and
deformation fields. The granular view is supported by observations of rock particles in fault zone …

… We demonstrate the potential of using seismic data for characterizing fault zone properties
and its direct application for subsurface exploration. This study is in line with ongoing work on …

… fault network. Together with petrophysical logs, this model was used to compute the variation
of fault-seal potential (shale gouge ratio or fault-zone percent shale) on each fault surface. …

… The characterization of fault zone structure and its evolution is essential for understanding
… picture of fault zone structure and the mechanisms that generate off-fault damage. …

… zone seismic wave analysis, and seismicity analysis. … fault zones, for example, insufficient
imaging resolution to discern small-scale anomalies, incomplete capture of crucial fault zone …

… The lower arrow showing the bottom of the Longmenshan fault system located at 759 m
depth (the target fault zone in this study), and the images of core samples of the WFSD-1 was …

… calcite precipitations in the fault zone, that occurred during 456 … oxidizing environments along
the fault zone, with the secondary … This study demonstrates that the central fault zone of the …

… Behavior and role of each shear zone in a shallow fault zone of granitic … characterization
on a fault zone in the Geological Survey of Japan (GSJ) drill core penetrating the Nojima fault …

… hydrogeology has often focused on (a) characterization of surface outcrops often by structural
geologists or (b) by investigation of borehole data providing information on geology and …

… improved characterization of fault zones. There is more azimuthal variation at higher incidence
angles for the case of the fault zone model having fractures oriented parallel to the fault …