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Scaling of fault damage zones in carbonate rocks
Sylvain Mayolle
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Roger Soliva
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Yannick Caniven
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Christopher Wibberley
,
Grégory Ballas
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et al.
Journal articles
hal-02238871v1
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A worldwide catalogue of natural CO2 and CH4 surface leakages: An approach on undesirable geological contexts for CO2 storage, taking into account strain rate, stress, and tectonic regime.
Tegan Levendal
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Pierre Henry
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Christopher Wibberley
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Ghislain Gassier
,
Michel Boisson
Conference papers
insu-03938073v1
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A model of strain localization in porous sandstone as a function of tectonic setting, burial and material properties; new insight from Provence (southern France)
Roger Soliva
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Richard A. Schultz
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Gregory Ballas
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Alfredo Taboada
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Christopher Wibberley
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et al.
Journal articles
hal-00856921v1
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Permeability and flow impact of faults and deformation bands in high-porosity sand reservoirs: Southeast Basin, France, analog
Elodie Saillet
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Christopher Wibberley
Journal articles
hal-01856013v1
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Nonlinear fault damage zone scaling revealed through analog modeling
Sylvain Mayolle
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Roger Soliva
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Stéphane Dominguez
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Christopher Wibberley
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Yannick Caniven
Journal articles
hal-03331799v1
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Phyllosilicates formation in faults rocks: Implications for dormant fault-sealing potential and fault strength in the upper crust
Thibault Cavailhes
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Roger Soliva
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Pierre Labaume
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Christopher Wibberley
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Jean-Pierre Sizun
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et al.
Journal articles
hal-00903574v1
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Relations between shallow cataclastic faulting and cementation in porous sandstones: First insight from a groundwater environmental context
Sven Philit
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Roger Soliva
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Pierre Labaume
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Claude Gout
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Christopher Wibberley
Journal articles
hal-01278286v1
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