«fluid migration»
۳۵۵۲ نتیجهVeins, Fluid Migration and Hydrocarbon Generation in the Utica Shale, Northern Appalachian Basin, New York
The Upper Ordovician Utica Formation of the Appalachian Basin is a potential target for natural gas development. This black shale outcrops throughout the Mohawk Valley in Central New York State. The lower Flat Creek Member is characterized by E-W Mode 2 (strike-slip) fractures, b
Fluid migration on early-accreting planetesimals
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Use of four-dimensional ground penetrating radar and advanced visualization methods to determine subsurface fluid migration
Ž . Ž . Four-dimensional 4D or time-lapse three-dimensional 3D ground penetrating radar surveys can be used to monitor and image subsurface fluid flow. This information can be used to create a model of hydrogeological properties. The massive amount of data, which is present in an
Vug waves: A mechanism for coupled rock deformation and fluid migration
[1] Vug waves are a joint deformation/fluid-migration mechanism in which a rock deforms by the movement of a penny-shaped, fluid-filled crack dislocation across a plane of shear, with migration of the crack and fluid driven by the release of elastic shear strain energy. Vug waves
Uterine peristalsis exerts control over fluid migration after mock embryo transfer.
STUDY QUESTION What is the effect of uterine peristalsis on fluid migration after mock embryo transfer? SUMMARY ANSWER Uterine peristaltic wave frequency was positively correlated with the distance that fluid moved after it was deposited in the uterine cavity. WHAT IS KNOWN ALREA
Comprehensive Review on Gas Migration and Preventative Strategies through Well Cementing
There are various vital reasons for cementing operation, in which fluid migration through cement slurry, as one of the most dangerous and complicated challenges faces drilling industry has been occurred. This phenomenon has become a global problem with its disastrous effects this
Seal bypass at the Giant Gjallar Vent (Norwegian Sea): indications for a new phase of fluid venting at a 56-Ma-old fluid migration system
The Giant Gjallar Vent (GGV), located in the Vøring Basin off mid-Norway, is one of the largest (~5 × 3 km) vent systems in the North Atlantic. The vent represents a reactivated former hydrothermal system that formed at about 56 Ma. It is fed by two pipes of 440 m and 480 m diame
Structural and fluid-migration control on hill-hole pair formation: Evidence from high-resolution 3D seismic data from the SW Barents Sea
Hill-hole pairs are subglacial landforms consisting of thrust-block hills and associated source depressions. Formed by evacuation material where ice sheets have been locally frozen to the substrate, they give insights into paleo-ice-sheet dynamics. The aim this study was document
From slab to surface: Earthquake evidence for fluid migration at Uturuncu volcano, Bolivia
Uturuncu volcano is situated in the Bolivian Andes, directly above world's largest crustal body of silicic partial melt, Altiplano-Puna Magma Body (APMB). last erupted 250,000 years ago, yet seismically active and lies at centre a 70 km diameter uplifted region. Here, we analyse
Analysis of Reservoir Fluid Migration in the Process of CO2 Sequestration in a Partially Depleted Gas Reservoir
This paper addresses problems of reservoir fluid migrations in the process CO2 sequestration a partially depleted petroleum reservoir. A detailed analysis is required to obtain fundamental characteristics structure, including estimation its capacity and leakage risks. The present