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Fault core and damage zone fracture attributes vary along strike owing to interaction of fracture growth, quartz accumulation, and differing sandstone composition by Laubach, S.E., Eichhubl, P., Hargrove, P., Ellis, M.A., Hooker, J.N.

“…Small, meter-to decimeter-displacement oblique-slip faults cut latest Precambrian lithic arkose to feldspathic litharenite and Cambrian quartz arenite…”
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Multiblock Pore-Scale Modeling and Upscaling of Reactive Transport: Application to Carbon Sequestration by Mehmani, Y., Sun, T., Balhoff, M. T., Eichhubl, P., Bryant, S.

“…In order to safely store CO 2 in depleted reservoirs and deep saline aquifers, a better understanding of the storage mechanisms of CO 2 is needed. Reaction of…”
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Fracture development and diagenesis of Torridon Group Applecross Formation, near An Teallach, NW Scotland; millennia of brittle deformation resilience? by Ellis, Magdalena A, Laubach, Steve E, Eichhubl, P, Olson, J. E, Hargrove, P

“…The Late Proterozoic Torridon Group Applecross Formation in the foreland of the Moine Thrust Belt, NW Scotland, contains deformation bands, three fracture sets…”
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Submarine landslides in the Santa Barbara Channel as potential tsunami sources by Greene, H. G., Murai, L. Y., Watts, P., Maher, N. A., Fisher, M. A., Paull, C. E., Eichhubl, P.

“…Recent investigations using the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institutes (MBARI) Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) "Ventana" and "Tiburon" and interpretation…”
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Structural control of fluid flow: offshore fluid seepage in the Santa Barbara Basin, California by EICHHUBL, P, GREENE, H. G, NAEHR, T, MAHER, N

“…Evidence of active and dormant fluid seepage in the Santa Barbara Basin is observed as active venting of gas and oil, bacterial mats, precipitates of…”
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Opening-mode fracture in siliceous mudstone at high homologous temperature-effect of surface forces by Eichhubl, Peter, Aydin, Atilla, Lore, Jason

“…In analogy to high‐temperature sintering of ceramics and metal powder compacts, the formation of opening‐mode fractures in siliceous mudstone during natural…”
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Impact of layer thickness and well orientation on caprock integrity for geologic carbon storage by Newell, P., Martinez, M.J., Eichhubl, P.

“…Economic feasibility of geologic carbon storage demands sustaining large storage rates without damaging caprock seals. Reactivation of pre-existing or newly…”
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Impact of layer thickness and well orientation on caprock integrity for geologic carbon storage by Newell, P., Martinez, M. J., Eichhubl, P.

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Fracture-pattern growth in the deep, chemically reactive subsurface by Hooker, J.N., Katz, R.F., Laubach, S.E., Cartwright, J., Eichhubl, P., Ukar, E., Bloomfield, D., Engelder, T.

“…Arrays of natural opening-mode fractures show systematic patterns in size and spatial arrangement. The controls on these factors are enigmatic, but in many…”
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Structural diagenesis by Laubach, S.E., Eichhubl, P., Hilgers, C., Lander, R.H.

“…Structural diagenesis is the study of the relationships between deformation or deformational structures and chemical changes to sediments. The alliance of…”
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Geological and mathematical framework for failure modes in granular rock by Aydin, Atilla, Borja, Ronaldo I., Eichhubl, Peter

“…We synthesize all the available data on failure processes in granular rock and provide a geological framework for the corresponding structures. We describe two…”
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Experimental investigation of chemically aided fracture growth in silicified fault rocks by Callahan, Owen A., Eichhubl, Peter, Olson, Jon E., Davatzes, Nicholas C.

“…•Subcritical fracture growth in silicified rocks depends on chemical environment.•Aqueous conditions increase fracture velocity by up to two orders of…”
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Authigenic carbonate formation at hydrocarbon seeps in continental margin sediments: A comparative study by Naehr, Thomas H., Eichhubl, Peter, Orphan, Victoria J., Hovland, Martin, Paull, Charles K., Ussler, William, Lorenson, Thomas D., Greene, H. Gary

“…Authigenic carbonates from five continental margin locations, the Eel River Basin, Monterey Bay, Santa Barbara Basin, the Sea of Okhotsk, and the North Sea,…”
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Dilation bands: A new form of localized failure in granular media by Du Bernard, Xavier, Eichhubl, Peter, Aydin, Atilla

“…We report a structure that is characterized by a localized increase in porosity or dilation within a tabular band of on average 1–2 mm thickness in porous,…”
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Multiblock Pore-Scale Modeling and Upscaling of Reactive Transport: Application to Carbon Sequestration by Mehmani, Y., Sun, T., Balhoff, M. T., Eichhubl, P., Bryant, S.

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Ductile opening-mode fracture by pore growth and coalescence during combustion alteration of siliceous mudstone by Eichhubl, Peter, Aydin, Atilla

“…Opening-mode fractures with blunt tips and large maximum apertures are characteristic of clinker that formed by combustion alteration of siliceous mudstone…”
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Overprinting faulting mechanisms during the development of multiple fault sets in sandstone, Chimney Rock fault array, Utah, USA by Davatzes, Nicholas C, Aydin, Atilla, Eichhubl, Peter

“…The deformation mechanisms producing the Chimney Rock normal fault array (San Rafael Swell, Utah, USA) are identified from detailed analyses of the structural…”
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Physiography of an active transpressive margin basin: high-resolution bathymetry of the Santa Barbara basin, Southern California continental borderland by Eichhubl, Peter, Greene, H.Gary, Maher, Norm

“…High-resolution swath bathymetry and backscatter data from the Santa Barbara basin reveal a distinct assemblage of morphologic and sedimentologic features…”
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Alteration and fracturing of siliceous mudstone during in situ combustion, Orcutt field, California by Lore, Jason S., Eichhubl, Peter, Aydin, Atilla

“…Changes in rock mineralogical composition and in fracture density and distribution resulting from natural in situ combustion of hydrocarbons were characterized…”
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