Seismic reflection study of the geometry and kinematics of the Clear Creek fault
Nickname
ClearCreek
Format
SEGY
Type
PASSCAL
Start year
2011
End Year
2011
Description
The overall objective of Drew’s study (funded by the USGS EDMAP program) is to evaluate the hypothesis that late-stage N-S shortening during the Laramide orogeny produced an en echelon pattern of doubly plunging folds (hosting local oil fields) along the southwestern margin of the Wind River basin. The seismic lines will allow Drew to better evaluate the geometry and kinematics of the targeted Clear Creek fault, which are keys to his evaluation.
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