Figure 5 Results of sandbox experiments (transtension and transpression) illustrated on cross-sections and map view of sand layer equivalent to 1 st anhydrite layer. More

Figure 7 Sandbox Environment for Testing New Patches and Operating System Upgrades More

Figure 9 Pipeline depicting Application Development and deployment to a Sandbox Environment More

Figure 9 Examples of constraints from analogue sandbox modeling and geomechanics. The backdrop image is from a large web-based Shell database. Based on information of the remote stress field, the stress field can be resolved on faults and well objects. Here, the effective normal stress (yellow = l... More

Figure 2 Sandbox experimental tank for groundwater lab-scale experiments. More

Figure 22 Detached transtension. A) Fishnet pattern on semblance. B) Sandbox model top view. C) Sandbox model cross section. More

Figure 28 Seismic and sandbox examples of fault patterns developed above salt domes. The geometry of the dome and the stress regime under which the salt dome has grown have a direct impact on the fracture and fault geometry developed in the reservoir. More

Fig. 4 3D-Simulation of model sandbox; left hand cross-section in plane=z, right hand cross-section in plane y=0 More

Figure 4 Sandbox model results of a restraining step-over and with fault pattern interpreted at cross-sections (modified from Dooley et al., 1999 ). More

Figure 19 Sandbox-type delivery method. More

Figure 3 A sketch of the new sandbox model with the dimensions. More

Figure 5 A photograph of the new sandbox model. More

Figure 20 Sandboxes containing 400-mesh sand, 100-mesh sand, and other materials. More