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Time-lapse full-waveform inversion as a reservoir-monitoring tool — A North Sea case study
An efficient 4D processing flow for variable-depth streamer data
Crustal stress and tectonics in Norwegian regions determined from earthquake focal mechanisms
Abstract A database of 109 earthquake focal mechanisms for Scandinavia and Svalbard has been compiled, comprising 29 new solutions. Stress directions extracted from these earthquake focal mechanisms have been calculated for southeastern and southwestern Norway, the Norwegian Sea and the Barents-Finnmark region. The principal horizontal stress is c . N45°W, and indicates a clockwise rotation as one moves from south to north, in accordance with stress trajectories that can be expected from ridge push. The data indicate that in southern Norway normal faulting regimes are more dominant in onshore regions, whereas thrust faulting dominates the offshore seismic activity. Offshore mid-Norway a preference for normal faulting is also found, whereas the shallow earthquakes in Finnmark, northern Norway, are all reverse. Focal depth distributions were studied in the northern North Sea region, revealing substantial differences with depths in the range 5–30 km.