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Abstract
A New Approach to Sediment Diagenesis: Part I: An Observed Relationship between Sonic Transit-Time and Depth in the Tertiary Sediments of the Mackenzie Delta; A Potential Petroleum Exploration Tool.
ABSTRACT
Sonic transit-time/depth relationships in the Tertiary mudstones and shales of the Mackenzie Delta, Canada show a characteristic pattern. From statistical data it appears that there is a good correlation between the frequency distribution of pooled hydrocarbons and the sonic transit-time/depth relationships in the mudstones and shales. It is suggested that good seismic velocity data can be used to determine the depth that is most favourable for hydrocarbon accumulation.
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