دانلود کتاب Structural and Tectonic Modelling and its Application to Petroleum Geology. Proceedings of Norwegian Petroleum Society Workshop, 18–20 October 1989, Stavanger, Norway

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Content:
Front Matter, Page III
Copyright, Page IV
Preface, Pages V-VI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Page VI
List of Contributors, Pages VII-X
Geodynamic modelling of the Danish Central Trough, Pages 1-17, O.V. Vejbæk
A tectonostratigraphic analysis of the southeast Norwegian North Sea Basin, Pages 19-42, S. Sørensen, H. Morizot, S. Skottheim
Tectonic modelling of the northern North Sea using program RIFT, Pages 43-54, Stephen Lippard, Guojiang Liu
Vøring Basin: subsidence and tectonic evolution, Pages 55-82, J. Skogseid, T. Pedersen, V.B. Larsen
The orientation of minor fault plane striae and the associated deviatoric stress tensor as a key to the fault geometry in part of the Møre-Trøndelag Fault Zone, on-shore central Norway, Pages 83-90, D. Bering
Extensional tectonic history of the western Barents Sea, Pages 91-107, C.A. Dengo, K.G. Røssland
Tectonic framework and halokinesis of the Nordkapp Basin, Barents Sea, Pages 109-120, L.N. Jensen, K. SØrensen
Interaction between halokinesis and faulting: structuring of the margins of the Nordkapp Basin, Barents Sea region, Pages 121-131, R.H. Gabrielsen, O.S. KlØvjan, A. Rasmussen, T. Stølan
Seismostratigraphic study of a synrift megasequence, from the Barents Sea, northern Norway, Pages 133-152, K. Gerdes, J. Hurst, R. Jeans
Tertiary Uplift and Erosion in the Barents Sea: Magnitude, Timing and Consequences, Pages 153-162, B. Nyland, L.N. Jensen, J. Skagen, O. Skarpnes, T. Vorren
On the magnitude of the Late Tertiary and Quaternary erosion and its significance for the uplift of Scandinavia and the Barents Sea, Pages 163-185, F. Riis, W. Fjeldskaar
Pleistocene glacial isostasy — implications for petroleum geology, Pages 187-195, A. Kjemperud, W. Fjeldskaar
Structural style and the habitat of hydrocarbons in the North Sea, Pages 197-220, I.J. Stewart, R.P. Rattey, I.R. Vann
Restoration of a regional profile across the Magnus Field in the northern North Sea, Pages 221-229, R. Young
Patterns in the development of extensional fault-block shapes from comparison of outcrop-scale faults and experimental physical models, Pages 231-241, S.E. Laubach, B.C. Vendeville, S.J. Reynolds
Complex hanging-wall deformation above an extensional detachment — example: Gullfaks Field, northern North Sea, Pages 243-251, A.G. Koestler, A.G. Milnes, A. Storli
Physical changes in fault blocks caused by rotation and their implications for hydrocarbon accumulations, Pages 253-267, J.E. Iliffe, I. Lerche, K. Nakayama
Techniques for the geometrical restoration of sections: an example from the Bjørnøya Basin, Barents Sea shelf, Pages 269-276, Alastair Beach, Mark G. Rowan
Numerical simulation of jointed and faulted rock behaviour for petroleum reservoirs, Pages 277-288, A.G. Koestler, A. Makurat, N. Barton, K. Monsen
Footwall uplift during normal faulting — implications for structural geometries in the North Sea, Pages 289-304, G. Yielding, A. Roberts
Modelling secondary hydrocarbon migration in Haltenbanken, Norway, Pages 305-323, L. Hermans, A.D. van Kuyk, F.K. Lehner, P.S. Featherstone
Faulting processes and fault seal, Pages 325-342, R.J. Knipe
Controls on the development of fractured reservoirs in the Monterey Formation of central California, Pages 343-353, R.G. Hickman, J.B. Dunham, R.G. HICKMAN
Reservoir compartmentation by faults in Cormorant Block IV, U.K. northern North Sea, Pages 355-364, W. Sassi, S.E. Livera, B.P.R. Caline
Permeability of natural and simulated fracture patterns, Pages 365-380, Noelle E. Odling
Structure of the Mid-Norway Heidrun Field and its regional implications, Pages 381-395, W.J. Schmidt
Characterization of faulting and fracturing in Ekofisk Field from seismic, core and log data, Pages 397-407, J. Dangerfield, I. Knight, H. Farrell
Ula Field: relationship between structure and hydrocarbon distribution?, Pages 409-420, A. Brown, A.W. Mitchell, I.R. Nilssen, I.J. Stewart, P.T. Svela
A frontier basin analysis study based on limited data: the South Mozambique Graben, Pages 421-437, J.E. Iliffe, I. Lerche, M. DeBuyl
The Danish North Sea: a basin prognosis, Pages 439-455, R.O. Thomsen, I. Lerche, J.A. Korstgård
RIFT, a model of sedimentary basin evolution by finite rate, non-uniform, pure shear extension of the lithosphere, Pages 457-467, Noelle E. Odling
Structural styles in thrust belts developed through rift basins: a view from the western Alps, Pages 469-479, A.I. Welbon, R.W.H. Butler
Tertiary decollement thrusting and inversion structures along Billefjorden and Lomfjorden Fault Zones, East Central Spitsbergen, Pages 481-494, P. Haremo, A. Andresen
Pre-Cretaceous structural development of the Danish Central Trough and its implications for the distribution of Jurassic sands, Pages 495-506, O. Michelsen, T.E. Mogensen, J.A. KorstgÅrd
Small faults in sandstones from Spitsbergen and Haltenbanken. A study of diagenetic and deformational structures and their relation to fluid flow, Pages 507-517, E. Sverdrup, K. Bjørlykke
Subparallel faults and horizontal-stress orientations: an evaluation of in-situ stresses inferred from elliptical wellbore enlargements, Pages 519-529, R.L. Dart, H.S. Swolfs
References index, Pages 531-541
Subject index, Pages 543-548