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Smart, Kevin J., Ferrill, David A., Morris, Alan P. (2009) Impact of interlayer slip on fracture prediction from geomechanical models of fault-related folds. AAPG Bulletin, 93 (11) 1447-1458 doi:10.1306/05110909034

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TitleImpact of interlayer slip on fracture prediction from geomechanical models of fault-related folds
JournalAAPG Bulletin
AuthorsSmart, Kevin J.Author
Ferrill, David A.Author
Morris, Alan P.Author
Year2009 (November)Volume93
Issue11
PublisherAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists AAPG/Datapages
DOIdoi:10.1306/05110909034Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSmart, Kevin J., Ferrill, David A., Morris, Alan P. (2009) Impact of interlayer slip on fracture prediction from geomechanical models of fault-related folds. AAPG Bulletin, 93 (11) 1447-1458 doi:10.1306/05110909034
Plain TextSmart, Kevin J., Ferrill, David A., Morris, Alan P. (2009) Impact of interlayer slip on fracture prediction from geomechanical models of fault-related folds. AAPG Bulletin, 93 (11) 1447-1458 doi:10.1306/05110909034
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