2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.epsl.2015.11.038
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Comment on “Seismic chimneys in the Southern Viking Graben – Implications for palaeo fluid migration and overpressure evolution” by Karstens and Berndt

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“…The formation of gas chimneys and other vertical fluid flow anomalies is generally controlled by overpressure-induced hydrofracturing of overlying, low-permeability sediments (Judd and Hovland, 2007;Karstens and Berndt, 2015;Mountjoy et al, 2014). Other factors, such as faulting and deformation, lateral gas migration, formation-wide overpressure, and lithological heterogeneity may also play a role (Cartwright et al, 2007;Chenrai and Huuse, 2017;Karstens and Berndt, 2015;Nicoll, 2016;Seebeck et al, 2015). Determining how these factors interact may help us in understanding the formation history and location of gas chimneys and flares.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The formation of gas chimneys and other vertical fluid flow anomalies is generally controlled by overpressure-induced hydrofracturing of overlying, low-permeability sediments (Judd and Hovland, 2007;Karstens and Berndt, 2015;Mountjoy et al, 2014). Other factors, such as faulting and deformation, lateral gas migration, formation-wide overpressure, and lithological heterogeneity may also play a role (Cartwright et al, 2007;Chenrai and Huuse, 2017;Karstens and Berndt, 2015;Nicoll, 2016;Seebeck et al, 2015). Determining how these factors interact may help us in understanding the formation history and location of gas chimneys and flares.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%