Geomechanical insights on the importance of mechanical stratigraphy to hydraulic fracture containment

Fault zone processes and fluid history in Austin Chalk, southwest Texas

Pitfalls of using entrenched fracture relationships: Fractures in bedded carbonates of the Hidden Valley Fault Zone, Canyon Lake Gorge, Comal County, Texas

Faulting and fracturing in shale and self-sourced reservoirs: Introduction

Geomechanical modeling of hydraulic fracturing: Why mechanical stratigraphy, stress state, and pre-existing structure matter

Control of mechanical stratigraphy on bed-restricted jointing and normal faulting: Eagle Ford Formation, south-central Texas

Fault displacement gradients on normal faults and associated deformation

Analog modeling of normal faulting above Middle East domes during regional extension

Production-induced fault compartmentalization at Elk Hills field, California

Fault zone deformation and displacement partitioning in mechanically layered carbonates: The Hidden Valley fault, central Texas

Geomechanical modeling of an extensional fault-propagation fold: Big Brushy Canyon monocline, Sierra Del Carmen, Texas

Mechanical stratigraphy and faulting in Cretaceous carbonates

Impact of interlayer slip on fracture prediction from geomechanical models of fault-related folds

Crossing conjugate normal faults in field exposures and seismic data

Fault zone deformation controlled by carbonate mechanical stratigraphy, Balcones fault system, Texas

Crossing Conjugate Normal Faults