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Zhao, X. Y., Zeng, L. B., Jin, B. G. et al. (2018). Characteristics and Formation Mechanism of Water Injection Induced Fractures in Low Permeability Reservoirs—Taking Chang 6 Reservoir of Ansai Oilfield in Ordos Basin as An Example. Petroleum and Natural Gas Geology, 39, 696-705.

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• TITLE: Research on the Development Characteristics and Stages of Cracks in Dongjiahe River Using Tilt Photogrammetry Technology

  AUTHORS: Lei Liang

  KEYWORDS: Tilt Photogrammetry Technology, Field Outcrop, Yanchang Formation, Crack Developing Feature, Formation Stages

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.13 No.2, February 14, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Cracks are important migration channels and storage spaces for oil and gas, and the peripheral cracks in the Ordos Basin have developed extensively after multiple tectonic movements. Using unmanned aerial vehicle oblique photogrammetry technology to obtain field outcrop image data and establish a three-dimensional model for observation, the NEE and NNW fractures are the most developed in the Yanchang Formation of the study area, while the NW and NNE fractures are slightly developed, all of which are high angle vertical fractures and belong to regional structural fractures. The NNW oriented cracks are restricted by the NEE oriented cracks and developed in the late stage. Combined with the analysis of regional geological background, fracture intersection relationship and tectonic stress field, it is considered that there are two stages of fractures in Dongjiahe, namely, the late Indosinian and Yanshanian.