... (Wang et al., 2017). The purple and green shading indicates the modern drainage of the Yellow River and Yangtze River, respectively. The orange shading indicates the Chinese Loess Plateau. (B) ATF Altyn Tagh Fault; HF Haiyuan Fault; LPS Liu Pan Shan Thrust; NQF North Qinling fault system. The growth...

...Naiquan Sun; Jie Pan; Sibin Zhou; Chunbo Jiao Abstract The Chang 8 (C8) reservoir is a transitional oil pool type from a tight oil sandstone to a lithologic trap in the Upper Triassic Yanchang Formation of the Honghe oil field, southwest Ordos Basin, China. Vertical faults play important roles...

... dip-slip fault array. At the end of the late Miocene, the strike-slip activity of the Honghe-Yinggehai fault system in the western South China Sea [ 47 – 49 ] caused the tectonic uplift. It formed geomorphic units of platforms and slopes in this area. It leads to forming normal dip-slip faults...

... in eastern Tibet, which accommodated the compressive strains produced by the Asian-Indian continent collision, also localized the porphyry Cu mineralization. North to north-northeast–directed convergence and collision produced a dextral strike-slip fault system around 60 to 70 Ma. Northeast-directed wedging...

..., which led to stress accumulation and release causing earthquakes along the Honghe and Xiaojiang faults. The results from this study reveal a high‐velocity structure with a subducted slab‐like appearance that may represent vestiges of the Paleo‐Tethys oceanic lithosphere, which subducted beneath the ELIP...

... occurred, concentrated in the depth of 6–15 km ( Qiang et al ., 2021 ). Qiaohou fault is located near the epicenter of the Yangbi earthquake, with a strike of north‐northwest and a length of about 280 km. It is connected with Honghe fault in the south and Jinshajiang fault in the north, connecting two...

... , Application of discontinuity attribute enhancement technology in fault controlled fracture detection of different scales in Shunbei area : Acta Geologica Sinica , 16 , 131 – 137 . AGSIDP Yang W. , 2009 , Sedimentary system and reservoir characteristics of Yanchang Formation in Zhenyuan...

... the Sanjiang orogenic system to the Yangtze platform and is also located in the NE trending fold area of the NW trending Honghe fault [ 16 ]. Its tectonic units are the South China fold belt (first-order) and the Southeast Yunnan fold belt (second-order). The regional seismotectonic is shown in Figure 2...

... (USGS)] occurred in Yunnan Province on the Qujiang fault, which is parallel to and possibly a branch of the much longer right-lateral Honghe (Red River) fault system. The 6 February 1973, Luhuo earthquake [Ms = 7.9 (China), 7.5 (USGS)] occurred in Sichuan Province on the left-lateral Xianshuihe fault...

...—Taiyuan Basin; LB—Linfen Basin; YB—Yuncheng Basin; WB—Weihe Basin; HB—Hetao Basin; YCB—Yinchuan Basin; F.—fault; S.—Shan. The extensional dynamics responsible for the formation of the Shanxi Rift system have been interpreted through three primary hypotheses: (1) the Indo-Asian collision prompted...

...Figure 1. Simplified fault map of the Namche Barwa syntaxis that belongs to the eastern syntaxis (ES) of the Tibetan plateau. Thin red lines show active faults, while the thick red lines show strands of the Jiali fault (JLF). Blue lines represent river systems. The white triangle (JL‐01...

... not only delineates detailed geometry of the main fault system but also characterizes several branch faults, including two echelon subfaults crossing the north–south‐striking main fault. The velocity model shows strong lateral heterogeneities and exhibits a clear relationship to the seismicity distribution...

... by the northeast‐oriented Lijiang–Xiaojinhe fault, and many large historical earthquakes (7.0 ≤ M ≤ 8.2) occurred along the surrounding deep and major faults, such as the Xianshuihe, Anninghe, Zemuhe, Xiaojiang, and Honghe faults. Considering the seismic safety demand for the large, exposed population...

...Figure 1. Fault distributions around the Xichang fault bend, which has an angle of about 30°. Thick and thin lines denote active and inactive faults, respectively. The inset map shows the fault systems of the Tibetan plateau (modified after Tapponnier et al. , 2001 ). The base map is from...

... fault zone and its tectonic evolution significance . Science in China Series D: Earth Sciences , v. 49 (8) , pp. 839 – 850 . Liu , H.L. , Yan , P. , Zhang , B.Y. , et al . (2004) Role of the Wan-Na fault system in the western Nansha Islands (Southern South China Sea) . Jour...