Tensional tectonics in the Pomeranian section of the T-T Zone and the implications for hydrocarbon exploration

Authors

  • Lech Antonowicz xxx
  • Ewa Iwanowska xx
  • Andrzej Rendak xxx

Abstract

The pattern of sub-Permian horizons correlated on seismic sections of the Pomeranian Swell and Pomeranian Trough suggests the existence of tilted blocks and half-grabens connected with the tensional nature of the tectonics of the T-T Zone. The tilted blocks and asymetric half-grabens are believed to be significant for hydrocarbon exploration. The rollover anticline identified on seismic sections ill the Koszalin area serves as an example.

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2013-03-02

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Vol. 38 No. 2 (1994)

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