179 results on '"Agosta, Fabrizio"'
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2. Clayey sediments analysis as a useful tool to assessing the geodynamic evolution of fold-and-thrust belts: The case study of the Monte Alpi area (southern Apennines, Italy)
3. Pore network characteristics as a function of diagenesis: Implications for epigenic karstification in shallow-water carbonates
4. Depositional Setting, Diagenetic Processes, and Pressure Solution-Assisted Compaction of Mesozoic Platform Carbonates, Southern Apennines, Italy.
5. Fracture stratigraphy and DFN modelling of tight carbonates, the case study of the Lower Cretaceous carbonates exposed at the Monte Alpi (Basilicata, Italy)
6. Structural diagenesis of shallow platform carbonates: Role of early embrittlement on fracture setting and distribution, case study of Monte Alpi (Southern Apennines, Italy)
7. Pore space properties in carbonate fault rocks of peninsular Italy
8. Poro-perm relations of Mesozoic carbonates and fault breccia, Araxos Promontory, NW Greece
9. Application of Non-Extensive Statistical Physics on the particle size distribution in natural carbonate fault rocks
10. Fracture simulation parameters of fractured reservoirs: Analogy with outcropping carbonates of the Inner Apulian Platform, southern Italy
11. Structural diagenesis of carbonate fault rocks exhumed from shallow crustal depths: An example from the central-southern Apennines, Italy
12. Fluid storage and migration properties of sheared Neptunian dykes
13. Fault growth mechanisms and scaling properties in foreland basin system: The case study of Monte Alpi, Southern Apennines, Italy
14. Space-time evolution of cataclasis in carbonate fault zones
15. Geomorphic evidence of Quaternary tectonics within an underlap fault zone of southern Apennines, Italy
16. Discrete Fracture Network modelling of a hydrocarbon-bearing, oblique-slip fault zone: Inferences on fault-controlled fluid storage and migration properties of carbonate fault damage zones
17. Cenozoic Fault Growth Mechanisms in the Outer Apulian Platform
18. Poro-perm relations of Mesozoic carbonates and fault breccia, Araxos Promontory, NW Greece.
19. Fracture characteristics in Cretaceous platform and overlying ramp carbonates: An outcrop study from Maiella Mountain (central Italy)
20. From digital outcrops to DFN modeling of fractured platform carbonates
21. Upper Miocene to Present fault architecture and fluid pathways in the Val d’Agri basin (Southern Italy)
22. The role of pressure solution in the evolving fracture stratigraphy properties of Mesozoic platform carbonates
23. Distinguishing tectonically-and gravity-driven synsedimentary deformation structures along the Apulian platform margin (Gargano Promontory, southern Italy)
24. Regional Scale, Fault‐Related Fluid Circulation in the Ionian Zone of the External Hellenides Fold‐And‐Thrust Belt, Western Greece: Clues for Fluid Flow in Fractured Carbonate Reservoirs.
25. Introduction: Faults and fractures in rocks: mechanics, occurrence, dating, stress history and fluid flow
26. The effects of rock heterogeneity on compaction localization in porous carbonates
27. Fluid flow numerical experiments of faulted porous carbonates, Northwest Sicily (Italy)
28. Inner structure and deformation mechanisms of normal faults in conglomerates and carbonate grainstones (Granada Basin, Betic Cordillera, Spain): Inferences on fault permeability
29. Deformation bands in porous carbonate grainstones: Field and laboratory observations
30. Reconstruction of the structural setting of the north-eastern side of the high Agri Valley (Southern Apennines, Italy) based on detailed field mapping.
31. Development and distribution of bed-parallel compaction bands and pressure solution seams in carbonates (Bolognano Formation, Majella Mountain, Italy)
32. Oblique normal faulting along the northern edge of the Majella Anticline, central Italy: Inferences on hydrocarbon migration and accumulation
33. Deformation along the leading edge of the Maiella thrust sheet in central Italy
34. Oblique normal faulting along the northern edge of the Majella Anticline, central Italy: Inferences on hydrocarbon migration and accumulation
35. Failure modes in deep-water carbonates and their impact for fault development: Majella Mountain, Central Apennines, Italy
36. Architecture and deformation mechanism of a basin-bounding normal fault in Mesozoic platform carbonates, central Italy
37. Ductile shearing of Apennine allochtonous units and Messinian terrigenous deposits on top of the Inner Apulian Platform (Monte Alpi, Southern Italy)
38. Fracture stratigraphy, fault architecture and DFN modeling of both diffuse and localized fracture networks
39. Permeability models for carbonate fault cores
40. Publisher Correction: A database of the coseismic effects following the 30 October 2016 Norcia earthquake in central Italy (Scientific Data, (2018) 5, 10.1038/sdata.2018.49)
41. Tectonic control on bauxite formation during Upper Cretaceous faulting of the Outer Apulian Platform
42. Geofluids and Energy for the XXI Century
43. Structural and Mineralogical Characterization of a Fossil Hydrothermal System Located at the Outermost Front of the Southern Apennines Fold-and-Thrust Belt
44. Faulting and fracturing of carbonate rocks: New insights into deformation mechanisms, petrophysics and fluid flow properties
45. New insights on the structural setting of the Monte Alpi area, Basilicata, Italy
46. Cenozoic tectonic evolution of the northern Apulian Carbonate platform (southern Italy)
47. Contrasting fault fluids along high-angle faults: a case study from Southern Apennines (Italy)
48. Deformation mechanisms and petrophysical properties of chert and limestone fault rocks within slope-to-basin succession (Gargano Promontory, Southern Italy)
49. Editorial
50. Spatial and dimensional variations of the faults and fractures attributes, and their influence on the permeability of the Cretaceous platform carbonates in Val d'Agri, southern Italy
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