FaultSeal

15/11/2019

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08/10/2017

I have been having fun working on the refraction of structures in coal to overlaying aquitards.

17 Likes, 3 Comments - Titus Murray () on Instagram: “Chasing the folded coal”

08/10/2017

Just finishing some work on how faults leak. This Gigapan from Miri Sarawak fantastically illustrates how fault rock radically changes in thickness over short distances. Look at the Gigpan where you can zoom in to see many of the small-scale features. In November at the Geological Society London, there will be chance to see the work of
Silvia Sosio de Rosa on detailed mapping of these features http://www.gigapan.com/gigapans/160733
https://www.geolsoc.org.uk/PG-Fault-Seals

22/02/2017

First proper day in the field with the folks from UNSW looking at faults in the Illawarra. Looks like I am going to have fun making a 3D model of Picton.

10/02/2017

Faults in Coal, tectonics or compaction.

See this Instagram photo by

16/11/2016

It is tough to hear about all the damage in New Zealand with the recent earthquake. It is interesting to see some of the images of surface ruptures. Keeps me thinking about how I pick faults in the subsurface

20/09/2016

Great view of the quartz vein in Great Chesney Fault in the New Cobar Mine

04/08/2016

Great to see SwRI out looking at a fantastic set of faults in outcrop.

SwRI geologists study faulting in the foothills of the Guadalupe Mountains to better understand the terrain in and around Texas’ Permian Basin and how it affects petroleum production.

19/07/2016

We have been having fun doing a FaultRisk Validation on the Cobra Discovery (Southern North Sea). Based on two operators maps FaultRisk produced less than 4m error predicting the Gas Water Contact. A big thanks to Bill Power (http://powergeoscience.com) for his review of the report.

https://www.faultseal.com/index.php/downloads/example-reports/summary/3-example-reports/20-cobra-48-1

13/07/2016

Scouting some interesting structures in the footwall of the Shoalhaven Fault Southern NSW

28/04/2016

Struggling with stacked pay with small faults and thin top seals. take a look at this Gigapan taken during last years Nautilus training. https://www.nautilusworld.com

This is a fantastic example of a set of small faults showing how throw and shale thicknes effect juxtapostion