The concepts of progressive and polyphase deformation have been widely applied by
structural geologists to explain complexly deformed rocks, particularly for ductile conditions …

In the Main Ethiopian Rift (East Africa) a complex tectonic history preceded Tertiary rifting
creating pre-existing discontinuities that influenced extension-related deformation …

Smeaheia, a prominent fault block located on the Horda Platform, northern North Sea is
identified as a potential subsurface CO 2 storage site. We utilise the GN1101 3D seismic …

An understanding of fault seal is crucial for assessing the storage capacity and containment
risks of CO2 storage sites, as it can significantly affect the projects on across-fault and along …

The western European kinematic evolution results from the opening of the western
Neotethys and the Atlantic oceans since the late Paleozoic and the Mesozoic. Geological …

During lithospheric extension, localization of deformation often occurs along structural
weaknesses inherited from previous tectonic phases. Such weaknesses may occur in both …

Abstract The Junggar Basin, bounded by the West Junggar along late Carboniferous strike-
slip faults in the west, is a post-orogenic successor basin within the Neoproterozoic to …

Continental rifting is a geodynamic process that involves the breakup of the crust and may
eventually evolve to seafloor spreading. Although it is often assumed to be a product of …

Northern Lights is the CO 2 transport and storage component of Longship, the Norwegian
full-scale CCS project. Injection is planned into an under-explored sloping saline aquifer in …

The competition between the impact of inherited weaknesses and plate kinematics
determines the location and style of deformation during rifting, yet the relative impacts of …