1983American Journal of ScienceRequires access

Geometry and kinematics of fault-bend folding

John Suppe

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Utilization of 3-D Seismic in Visualizing and Reinterpreting an Unstable Shelf Area and Its Relationship to Turbidite Deposition Downdip, Offshore Nigeria

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Utilization of 3-D Seismic in Visualizing and Reinterpreting an Unstable Shelf Area and Its Relationship to Turbidite Deposition Downdip, Offshore Nigeria

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Utilization of 3-D Seismic in Visualizing and Reinterpreting an Unstable Shelf Area and Its Relationship to Turbidite Deposition Downdip, Offshore Nigeria

Key concepts: Kinematics, Geology, Geometry, Folding (DSP implementation), Classical mechanics, Physics, Engineering, Structural engineering

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