Provenance of Volcanogenic Deposits from the Shanxi Formation of the Daniudi Gas Field, Ordos Basin, and Its Tectonic Implications by Xuejiao Qu, Qiao Wang, Dunfan Wang, Tao Lei, Hao Chen, Jia Wang, Wei Jiang, Wei Zhang, Long Luo, Jianping Liu, Nan Jiang, Xuanbo Gao, Xianfeng Tan

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Tectonic Features of the Wufeng–Longmaxi Formation in the Mugan Area, Southwestern Sichuan Basin, China, and Implications for Shale Gas Preservation by Qiao Wang, Jian Yang, Hu Wang, Qian Yu, Shibin Xia, Guozhong Liao, Wei Zhang, Hua Li, Hui Gao

“…We propose an opposite-verging thrust fault model to explain the different gas contents and tectonic features in the Mugan area, which might indicate that regions in the southwestern Sichuan Basin with similar tectonic and stratigraphic characteristics as those in the Mugan syncline are likely to produce high-yield shale gas. …”
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Rotation and Uplift of the Taoxi Dome and Its Implication for the Evolution of Wuyi Terranes in Cathaysia Block by Huan Liu, Wei Zhang, Jinguo Zhang

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Reservoir Densification, Pressure Evolution, and Natural Gas Accumulation in the Upper Paleozoic Tight Sandstones in the North Ordos Basin, China by Ren Wang, Kai Liu, Wanzhong Shi, Shuo Qin, Wei Zhang, Rong Qi, Litao Xu

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Reservoir characteristics and pore evolution of the Lower Shihezi Formation in Duguijiahan zone, Hangjinqi area, Ordos Basin by Zhi Li, Jiaren Ye, Qiang Cao, Hanwen Yu, Wei Zhang

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Study on the Tight Gas Accumulation Process and Model in the Transition Zone at the Margin of the Basin: A Case Study on the Permian Lower Shihezi Formation, Duguijiahan Block, Ord... by Hanwen Yu, Jiaren Ye, Qiang Cao, Yiming Liu, Wei Zhang

“…Later, because of strong compaction and interstitial filling during burial, the sandstone porosity decreased rapidly, and densification (porosity < 10%) occurred in the mid–late Jurassic. This late tectonic uplift caused a continuous reduction in ground temperature, and diagenesis had a weak effect on pore transformation. …”
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Full Scale of Pore-Throat Size Distribution and Its Control on Petrophysical Properties of the Shanxi Formation Tight Sandstone Reservoir in the North Ordos Basin, China by Kai Liu, Ren Wang, Wanzhong Shi, Juan Diego Martín-Martín, Rong Qi, Wei Zhang, Shuo Qin, Anna Travé, Jean Borgomano

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Sealing model of tight gas reservoirs in the edge of Claraton Basin: A case study from the first Member of Lower Shihezi Formation in Hangjinqi area of the northern margin of the O... by Wei Zhang, Qiang Cao, Yongchao Lu, Liang Li

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The Thermal Effect of Submarine Mud Volcano Fluid and Its Influence on the Occurrence of Gas Hydrates by Zhifeng Wan, Junsheng Luo, Xiaolu Yang, Wei Zhang, Jinqiang Liang, Lihua Zuo, Yuefeng Sun

“…This study provides a thermodynamic theoretical basis for gas hydrate accumulation research, exploration and exploitation under a fluid seepage tectonic environment.…”
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Evolution Characteristics through Thermo-Rheological Lithosphere of the Liaonan Metamorphic Core Complex, Eastern North China Craton by Haonan Gan, Junlai Liu, Guiling Wang, Wei Zhang

“…Metamorphic core complexes are developed in crustal activity belts at the continental margins or within continents, and their main tectonic feature is that the ductile middle crust is exhumed at the surface. …”
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Active faulting of the Nanhe Fault and relation to the Anninghe Fault zone in the late Quaternary, eastern Tibetan Plateau by Chao Ma, Yufa Liu, Like An, Xing Yang, Shao Liu, Wei Zhang

“…Faults along the boundaries of active tectonic blocks are the main structures that are responsible for major earthquakes in mainland China. …”
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Characteristics and genetic mechanism of the Mesoproterozoic rift system, Ordos Basin, China by Meng Li, Xiangbin Yan, Wei Zhang, Yuanling Guo, Chaoying Liu, Lingling Fan, Shuang Yang

“…The boundary between the western margin of the North China Plate and its adjacent plates forms a nearly NS-trending preexisting basement tectonic belt, which intersects with the NWW-SSE (120°) extensional stress at an acute angle of 60°. …”
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Geochemical characteristics of sediment and pore water affected by cold seeps in southern South China Sea by Chongmin Chen, Xuewan Wu, Zhifeng Wan, Zhifeng Wan, Jiujing Shang, Wei Huang, Wei Zhang, Jinqiang Liang, Zebang Xiao, Wei Zhou, Lifeng Zhong

“…We thought that fluid fluxes and tectonic settings greatly influence the sedimentary environment and geochemistry, leading to the manifest regional differences in the properties and activities of cold seeps. …”
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