Geological constraints on western Kohat Foreland Basin, KP, Pakistan - Gardezi, Syed Ahsan Hussain
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An understanding of the spatial arrangement of geological structures is very important to understand their structural evolution and building of a consolidated model for a region. This research is an attempt to understand the structural events of the western Kohat Foreland Basin in 2D-3D work flow, evaluation of multiple decollements and the structural correlation between surface and sub-surface rocks. Two-dimensional available data was integrated into an internally consistent 3-D workflow in MOVE SUIT 2015.1, which was then easy to interpolate and extrapolate beyond known points to better…mehr

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An understanding of the spatial arrangement of geological structures is very important to understand their structural evolution and building of a consolidated model for a region. This research is an attempt to understand the structural events of the western Kohat Foreland Basin in 2D-3D work flow, evaluation of multiple decollements and the structural correlation between surface and sub-surface rocks. Two-dimensional available data was integrated into an internally consistent 3-D workflow in MOVE SUIT 2015.1, which was then easy to interpolate and extrapolate beyond known points to better constrain structural interpretation and validation. Stress analysis of a 3D surface of the Manzalai Ghar Anticline at the level of Lockhart Limestone (-1500 m) is done using Mohr Stress diagram in MOVE 2015.1 software. The results illustrate positive normal stress values, which suggests the north-south compression related shearing and fracturing in the study area.
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Syed Ahsan Hussain Gardezi, Working as Assistant Director (BPS-17) in Geological Survey of Pakistan, Ministry of Energy (Petroleum Division), Government of Pakistan. He completed his M.S degree (Structure Geology) from University of Peshawar and one-year experience at Exploration Department, Oil and Gas Development Company limited (OGDCL) Islamabad.