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Evaluating-structurally-complex-reservoirs_fig6.png|'''Figure 6.''' a) Structure map and b) restored structure map showing fault gaps removed. Remaining gaps and overlaps in the restored faults represent geometric incompatibilities in the interpretation. (From Galloway and Hobday.<ref name=Galloway and Hobday_1983>Galloway, W. E., and D. K. Hobday, 1983, Terrigenous clastic depositional systems applications to petroleum, coal, and uranium exploration: New York, Springer Verlag, 423 p.</ref>)

Evaluating-structurally-complex-reservoirs_fig6.png|'''Figure 6.''' a) Structure map and b) restored structure map showing fault gaps removed. Remaining gaps and overlaps in the restored faults represent geometric incompatibilities in the interpretation. (From Galloway and Hobday.<ref name=Galloway and Hobday_1983>Galloway, W. E., and D. K. Hobday, 1983, Terrigenous clastic depositional systems applications to petroleum, coal, and uranium exploration: New York, Springer Verlag, 423 p.</ref>)

Evaluating-structurally-complex-reservoirs_fig7.png|'''Figure 7.''' Fault plane section and structure map of a model field to show the effects of Syncline|synclinal and cross fault spilling. (a) simple anticlinal closure cut by an extensional fault with two stacked reservoirs on both the downthrown and upthrown sides. Positions of cross fault spill points and synclinal spill points shown. (b) fault plane section illustrating the synclinal and cross fault spill points. Reservoir beds are shown hatchured, whereas seal horizons are shown white. Note the effect of thick seal trapping across the fault. (From Allan.<ref name=Allan_1989 />)

Evaluating-structurally-complex-reservoirs_fig7.png|'''Figure 7.''' Fault plane section and structure map of a model field to show the effects of Syncline|synclinal and cross fault spilling. (a) simple anticlinal closure cut by an extensional fault with two stacked reservoirs on both the downthrown and upthrown sides. Positions of cross fault spill points and synclinal spill points shown. (b) fault plane section illustrating the synclinal and cross fault spill points. Reservoir beds are shown hatchured, whereas seal horizons are shown white. Note the effect of thick seal trapping across the fault. (From Allan.<ref name=Allan_1989 />)