Petrophysical Properties and Microstructural Analysis of Faulted Heterolithic Packages: A Case Study from Miocene Turbidite Successions, Italy

Table 1

List of faults studied along with the associate formation, location, and characteristics.

Fault_ID	Location	Kinematics	Orientation	Offset	Fault core	Classification	Type of package
FIE	Boccale, Macigno Fm.	Dip slip (normal)	200°, 65°	0.4 m	Minimal in sandstone, shale gouge through clay	Incipient fault	Evenly thick
FIU	Buca delle fate, Macigno Fm	Oblique (normal, dextral)	211°, 35-56°	0.5 m	Cataclasite, shale gouge	Incipient fault	Unevenly thick
FWE	San Marco di Castellabate, San Mauro Fm.	Oblique (normal, sinistral)	296°, 86°	>30 m	Fault breccia, shale gouge	Well-develop fault	Evenly thick
FWU	Buca delle fate, Macigno Fm	Oblique (normal, sinistral)	256°, 12-51°	1.3 m	Protocataclasite, shale gouge	Well-developed fault	Unevenly thick
FCE	San Marco di Castellabate, San Mauro Fm.	Oblique (normal, sinistral)	304°, 86°	3.5 m	Cataclasite, shale gouge	Complex fault; 3 fault planes	Evenly thick
FCU	Sassoscritto, Macigno Fm	Oblique (normal, sinistral)	225°, 80°	2.1 m	Cataclasite, shale gouge	Complex fault; 3 fault planes	Unevenly thick

Note: all measurements done in right hand rule.