Global Geology 2013, 16(2) 82-87 DOI:     ISSN: 1673-9736 CN: 22-1371/P

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Keywords
tectonization
intensity
quantitative method
Tahe-Lunnan oilfield
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BIAN Ruikang1
2
SONG Xiaowei3
ZHU Hua3
JING Tieya3
WANG Long3
ZHANG Qin3 and YANG Yiting3
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Article by BIAN Ruikang1
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Article by SONG Xiaowei3
Article by ZHU Hua3
Article by JING Tieya3
Article by WANG Long3
Article by ZHANG Qin3 and YANG Yiting3

Quantitative research method for tectonization intensity: a case study in Tahe-Lunnan oilfield of Xinjiang

BIAN Ruikang1, 2, SONG Xiaowei3, ZHU Hua3, JING Tieya3, WANG Long3, ZHANG Qin3 and YANG Yiting3

1�� Petroleum Exploration and Development Research Institute��Sinopec��Beijing 100083��China; 2�� College of Geosciences��China University of Petroleum��Beijing 102249��China; 3�� Energy Resource School��China University of Geosciences��Beijing 100083��China

Abstract��

The research on tectonization intensity plays an important role in the analyses of basin evolution and hydrocarbon accumulation�� At present��methods in this field are almost qualitative��and the quantitative one is still rarely reported�� In this study��a quantitative research method for tectonization intensity is proposed�� The research result on Tahe-Lunnan oilfield shows that this method can not only quantitatively express the tectonization intensity��but also qualitatively reflect the macroscopic deform property and the evolution history of strata�� Therefore��it is an effective method for analyzing the characteristics of tectonization�� In addition��the realization of the method also can provide qualitative information for studying the influence and control of tectonization on hydrocarbon accumulation��

Keywords�� tectonization   intensity   quantitative method   Tahe-Lunnan oilfield  
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