In January 2010, the Suining Ms5.0 earthquake occurred in central Sichuan Basin, with the epicenter in Moxi-Longnvsi structural belt and a focal depth of 10 km. Based on structural interpretations of seismic profiles ...In January 2010, the Suining Ms5.0 earthquake occurred in central Sichuan Basin, with the epicenter in Moxi-Longnvsi structural belt and a focal depth of 10 km. Based on structural interpretations of seismic profiles in this area, we recognized a regional detachment fault located at a depth of 9-10 km in the Presinian basement of the Suining area, transferring its slipping from NW to SE orientation. This detachment fault slipped from NW to SE, and underwent several shears and bends, which caused the basement to be rolled in and the overlaying strata fold deformation. It formed a fault-bend fold in the Moxi area with an approximate slip of 4 km. Correspondingly, the formation of the Moxi anticline is related to the detachment fault. With the earthquake＇s epicenter on the ramp of the detachment fault, there is a new point of view that the Suining earthquake was caused by re-activation of this basement detachment fault. Since the Late Jurassic period, under the influence of regional tectonic stress, the detachment fault transfered its slip from the Longmen Mountains （LMS） thrust belt to the hinterland of the Sichuan Basin, and finally to the piedmont zone of southwest Huayingshan （HYS）, which indicates that HYS might be the final front area of the LMS thrust belt.展开更多
Using field geological survey,drilling and seismic data,combined with the study of regional tectonic evolution and structural deformation,as well as lithological and sedimentary analysis,we reconstructed the basin fil...Using field geological survey,drilling and seismic data,combined with the study of regional tectonic evolution and structural deformation,as well as lithological and sedimentary analysis,we reconstructed the basin filling process and paleo-geography of north Tarim Basin in Early Cambrian,aiming to analyze the factors controlling the distribution and spatial architecture of the subsalt reservoir and source units and to define the favorable exploration direction.The Late Sinian tectonic activities in the northern Tarim Basin were characterized by different patterns in different areas,which controlled the sedimentary pattern in the Early Cambrian.The boundary faults of Nanhuaian rift basin in the south slope of Tabei uplift and the north slope of Tazhong uplift became reactivated in the Early Cambrian,forming two NEE and EW striking subsidence centers and depocenters,where the predicted thickness of the Yurtusi Formation could reach 250 meters.In the Xiaoerbulake period,the weak rimmed platform was developed in the hanging wall of syndepositional fault.Whereas the Nanhuaian rift system in the Tadong and Manxi areas were uplifted and destroyed in the Late Sinian,and appeared as gently slope transiting toward the subsidence center in the Early Cambrian.The former had the sedimentary features of hybrid facies platform and the latter had the sedimentary features of ramp platform.The black shale of the Yurtus Formation in the footwall of syndepositional fault and the reef bank of Xiaoerbulake Formation platform margin in the hanging wall in Early Cambrian constitute a predicable source-reservoir combination.The activity intensity of syndepositional fault controlled the thickness of black shale and the scale of the reef bank.It is suggested carrying out high accuracy seismic exploration to determine the location of Early Cambrian syndepositional faults,on this basis,to search the reef bank of Xiaoerbulake Formation along the faults westward,and then drill risk exploration wells at sites where traps are shallow in buried depth.展开更多
The Tarim block,located in northwestern China,is one of the largest blocks in China.Precambrian rifts in the Tarim block control the evolution of Paleozoic rifts.On the basis of previous research by other authors,and ...The Tarim block,located in northwestern China,is one of the largest blocks in China.Precambrian rifts in the Tarim block control the evolution of Paleozoic rifts.On the basis of previous research by other authors,and also展开更多
基金support from the National Basic Research Program(No:2006CB202300)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No:40739906)
文摘In January 2010, the Suining Ms5.0 earthquake occurred in central Sichuan Basin, with the epicenter in Moxi-Longnvsi structural belt and a focal depth of 10 km. Based on structural interpretations of seismic profiles in this area, we recognized a regional detachment fault located at a depth of 9-10 km in the Presinian basement of the Suining area, transferring its slipping from NW to SE orientation. This detachment fault slipped from NW to SE, and underwent several shears and bends, which caused the basement to be rolled in and the overlaying strata fold deformation. It formed a fault-bend fold in the Moxi area with an approximate slip of 4 km. Correspondingly, the formation of the Moxi anticline is related to the detachment fault. With the earthquake＇s epicenter on the ramp of the detachment fault, there is a new point of view that the Suining earthquake was caused by re-activation of this basement detachment fault. Since the Late Jurassic period, under the influence of regional tectonic stress, the detachment fault transfered its slip from the Longmen Mountains （LMS） thrust belt to the hinterland of the Sichuan Basin, and finally to the piedmont zone of southwest Huayingshan （HYS）, which indicates that HYS might be the final front area of the LMS thrust belt.
基金Supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2017YFC0603101)Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(XDA14010101)Scientific Research and Technological Development Project of PetroChina(2018A-01).
文摘Using field geological survey,drilling and seismic data,combined with the study of regional tectonic evolution and structural deformation,as well as lithological and sedimentary analysis,we reconstructed the basin filling process and paleo-geography of north Tarim Basin in Early Cambrian,aiming to analyze the factors controlling the distribution and spatial architecture of the subsalt reservoir and source units and to define the favorable exploration direction.The Late Sinian tectonic activities in the northern Tarim Basin were characterized by different patterns in different areas,which controlled the sedimentary pattern in the Early Cambrian.The boundary faults of Nanhuaian rift basin in the south slope of Tabei uplift and the north slope of Tazhong uplift became reactivated in the Early Cambrian,forming two NEE and EW striking subsidence centers and depocenters,where the predicted thickness of the Yurtusi Formation could reach 250 meters.In the Xiaoerbulake period,the weak rimmed platform was developed in the hanging wall of syndepositional fault.Whereas the Nanhuaian rift system in the Tadong and Manxi areas were uplifted and destroyed in the Late Sinian,and appeared as gently slope transiting toward the subsidence center in the Early Cambrian.The former had the sedimentary features of hybrid facies platform and the latter had the sedimentary features of ramp platform.The black shale of the Yurtus Formation in the footwall of syndepositional fault and the reef bank of Xiaoerbulake Formation platform margin in the hanging wall in Early Cambrian constitute a predicable source-reservoir combination.The activity intensity of syndepositional fault controlled the thickness of black shale and the scale of the reef bank.It is suggested carrying out high accuracy seismic exploration to determine the location of Early Cambrian syndepositional faults,on this basis,to search the reef bank of Xiaoerbulake Formation along the faults westward,and then drill risk exploration wells at sites where traps are shallow in buried depth.
基金supported by funds from the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 41530207)State Key Projects (2014A0213 and 2016ZX05051004)
文摘The Tarim block,located in northwestern China,is one of the largest blocks in China.Precambrian rifts in the Tarim block control the evolution of Paleozoic rifts.On the basis of previous research by other authors,and also
