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Simulation of three-dimensional tectonic stress fields and quantitative prediction of tectonic fracture within the Damintun Depression, Liaohe Basin, northeast China

Guo et al., 2016

Document ID
5432444983823929340
Author
Guo P
Yao L
Ren D
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Structural Geology

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Tectonic fractures are important factors that influence oil and natural gas migration and accumulation within “buried hill” reservoirs. To obtain a quantitative forecast of the development and distribution of reservoir fractures in the Damintun Depression, we …
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