Characterising fractures at outcrop for use as analogues to fractured reservoirs can use
several methods. Four important fracture data collection methods are linear scanline …

The characterisation of natural fracture networks using outcrop analogues is important in
understanding subsurface fluid flow and rock mass characteristics in fractured lithologies. It …

Commercial production of hydrocarbon from fractured crystalline basement is well
documented, with petroleum basins across the globe hosting fractured basement fields. The …

The Teton anticline is a multiple hinge anticline containing fractured Mississippian–
Devonian carbonates in the frontal part of the Sawtooth Range in Montana. The structure …

Fractured crystalline basement reservoirs (basement) on the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS)
and the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) have been underexplored. Over the last 12 …

Abstract The Pan-African domain of Batouri shows many generations of post-collisional
granitoids emplaced between 640 and 500 Ma. They are affected by secondary Riedel faults …

Extensional rift basin systems have been a focus of study for hydrocarbon exploration and
have provided significant economic reserves in recent decades, which has led to advances …

Natural fracture is the main control on production from unconventional shale reservoirs as it
serves as a drainage conduit and promotes the efficiency of the hydraulic fracturing …

Three exploration wells drilled in the West of Shetlands targeted crystalline Lewisian
Basement as the primary reservoir. The objective of these wells was to demonstrate the …

The mining district of Batouri is located in the southeastern part of Cameroon and constitutes
an integral part of the Adamaoua-Yadé domain of the Pan-African fold belt. This work aimed …