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3D SEISMIC-BASED STRUCTURAL AND SLIP TENDENCY ANALYSIS OF A DEPLETED RESERVOIR OFFSHORE SOUTH AFRICA: IMPLICATIONS FOR SAFE CO2 STORAGE

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S. Mhlambi *
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O.E. Eruteya
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A. Moscariello
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E. Samankassou
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J.M. van Bever Donker
DOI：10.1016/j.ccst.2025.100564delete
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• Integrated 3D structural–geomechanical modelling evaluates fault slip potential for CO₂ storage. • Critically oriented near-well faults show elevated slip potential during sustained injection. • Time-dependent simulations reveal periods of increased fault reactivation risk.
Keywords:
Carbon capture and storage (CCS)
fault slip potential (FSP)
Bredasdorp Basin
geomechanical modelling
pore-pressure diffusion
depleted gas reservoir
fault reactivation
pressure management
offshore CCS
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Carbon Capture Science and Technology
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University of the Western Cape
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