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Faults and Earthquakes

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Passive seismic analysis for reservoir monitoring

Passive seismic analysis for reservoir monitoring. September 24, 2010. Capo Caccia, Sardinia, Italy. D. Gei , L. Eisner, P. Suhadolc. Outline. Hydraulic stimulation of reservoirs Passive seismic monitoring Surface star array data: some examples

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Intro

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Intro

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Ch 5- Changing the Crust

Ch 5- Changing the Crust. The rising and falling of the lithosphere into the asthenosphere due to changes in weight are called isostatic adjustments. These movements cause stress on the crustal rocks. Many times the rocks will fold without breaking; 3 ways. 1. Anticline. 2. Syncline.

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Faults

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Geologic Maps and Structures

Geologic Maps and Structures. Lab 2a Geology 208. Geologic Maps: Snoqualmie Pass. Cross Sections: Seattle Basin. Stratigraphic Column: John Day National Monument, Oregon. Describing Structures: Strike and Dip. Deformation Results from Stress. Deformation. Plastic Deformation. Brittle

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#21-Mafic

#21-Mafic. Definition: Igneous rocks that contain dark colored minerals. #22-Magnitude. Definition: A measure of the size of an earthquake based on the amount of ground motion experienced: specified on the Richter scale . #23-Mantle.

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FAULTS

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Stress and Faults

Do Now for Wednesday, February 20 th ! Use your knowledge of the Law of Superposition to arrange the layers of Earth from oldest to youngest . Stress and Faults. **.

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Earthquakes

Earthquakes. Pages B104-B127. Faults are classified by how rocks move. The blocks of rock along different types of faults move in different directions, depending on the kinds of stress they are under. There are three types of faults: Normal Faults Reverse Faults Strike-Slip Faults.

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Stress and Faults

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Plate Boundaries

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Folding and Faulting

Folding and Faulting. What is a Fold?. A fold is a bent rock layer or series of layers that were originally horizontal and subsequently deformed. Due to compression forces. They are most visible in rocks that have layers. Types of Folds.

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EARTHQUAKES

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EARTHQUAKES

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WHERE DO EARTHQUAKES OCCUR?

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Types of Faults

Types of Faults. Reverse fault-- a normal fault except the general movement of the fault blocks is toward each other, not away from each other as in the normal fault. This forms a thrust fault type expression on the surface with material overlaying other material. . Types of Faults.

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