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Apatite Petrifactions in Pennsylvanian Shales of Illinois: NOTES
Harold J. Gluskoter, Louis H. Pierard, Hermann W. Pfefferkorn
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... section (transverse section) of damsite petrifaction. End_Page 1364----------------------- study of the sample. The birefringence of the apatite...
1970
Diagenesis of the Upper Proterozoic Siliciclastic Sediments of the Taoudeni Basin (West Africa) and Relation to Diabase Emplacement
Jean-Pierre Girard , Max Deynoux, Daniel Nahon
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... properties (loss of pleochroism, lowering of the birefringence, fading and distortion of cleavages) and in composition (loss of K and Na and FIG. 3...
1989
Crystal Growth Diagrams as an Aid to Interpreting the Fabrics of Calcite Aggregates
J.A.D. Dickson
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... which extends radial structure of ooids. Birefringence, first order grey; section 1 to 2 µm thick. Note good definition of fabric. End_Page 9...
1993
Diagenesis of the Frontier Formation, Moxa Arch: A Function of Sandstone Geometry, Texture and Composition, and Fluid Flux: Part 3. Applications in Exploration and Production
Sharon A. Stonecipher, Robert D. Winn Jr., Michele G. Bishop
AAPG Special Volumes
... pore in lower shoreface sandstone. Note characteristic speckled yellowish-brown birefringence of the I/S MLC. (a) plane polarized light; (b) crossed...
1984
Spherulites in Calcrete Laminar Crusts: Biogenic CACO3 Precipitation as a Major Contributor to Crust Formation
Eric P. Verrecchia , Pierre Freytet , Karin E. Verrecchia, Jean-Louis Dumont
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... one center, Type D in Figure 3) in a laminar crust (same area as A). Fibro-radial fabric is well developed, and the birefringence varies along the same...
1995
Converted Shear-Wave Anisotropy: New Technology for Fractured-Reservoir Management; #90017 (2003)
James Gaiser, Richard Van Dok
Search and Discovery.com
... H. and Vetri L. 2001. PS-wave birefringence analysis at the Emilio field for fracture characterization. 63rd EAGE meeting, Amsterdam, Extended...
2003
Fracture Identification with Seismic Data, XinChang Field, China, by Peter Stewart, John Tinnin, James Hallin, and Jim Granath, #40370 (2008).
Search and Discovery.com
2008
Role of Clay Diagenesis in Hydrocarbon Accumulation in Shale Reservoirs of Sanand Field, Cambay Basin, Gujarat, India: A Case Study; #20085 (2010)
Kamal K. Das, Bharti Jagtap, J. K. Srivastava, Sanjiv Satyarthi, Neelam Niranjan
Search and Discovery.com
... birefringence and also by using X-ray diffraction and SEM. The kaolinite occurs as very fine to fine grained floating grains in argillaceous and partially...
2010
Elastic Anisotropy of Shales Revisited; #41557 (2015)
Marina Pervukhina, Patrick N. J. Rasolofosaon
Search and Discovery.com
... polarized S‐wave). The parameter happens to be also equal to the S‐wave birefringence coefficient for propagation in the horizontal direction. More...
2015
Compressional and Shear Wave Seismic Studies in the Williston Basin of Central Saskatchewan
Bradley J. Carr, Zoltan Hajnal
Williston Basin Symposium
..., or thin layers. Shear wave birefringence is seismically detectable as a partition of shear wave energy, a time delay between identical...
1995
Submarine Volcanic Mudflows and Limestone Dikes in the Grayson Formation (Cretaceous) of Central Texas
Robert Greenwood
GCAGS Transactions
.... The specific gravity is 3.1. In thin section the olivine is partly altered to a fibrous golden brown mineral of rather high birefringence, probably...
1956
Application of Outcrop Information to Subsurface Exploration for Sandstone Reservoirs; Basal Belly River Formation (Upper Cretaceous), Alberta Foothills
C. J. Iwuagwu, J. F. Lerbekmo
CSPG Special Publications
... as A, but between crossed polarizers. The calcite cement (c) stands out because of its bright birefringence. C.) General texture of stream mouth bar...
1984
Characterisation of the Weathering Profile Developed over an Amphibole Schist Bedrock in Peninsular Malaysia
J. K. Raj
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... grained and showing weaker birefringence), though still relatively less altered than the zoisite and clinozoisite. Further alteration of these minerals...
1994
Fracture Definition by Surface Seismic at the Bluebell-Altamont Field, Uinta Basin, Utah
Norman Harthill, C. Richard Bates, Heloise B. Lynn, K. Michelle Simon
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
.... In fractured rock, a shear wave undergoes a phenomenon known as birefringence (splitting) where the wave splits into components polarized parallel...
1997
Distribution, Depositional Environment, and Reservoir Properties of the Pennsylvanian Tonkawa Sandstone in South Peek Field, Ellis and Roger Mills Counties, Oklahoma, (Part 2)
Christopher L. Wiggers
Oklahoma City Geological Society
... was identified by its high birefringence, and ranges from 2 to 10 percent of the rock volume (Fig. 19). Muscovite exhibits signs of extreme compaction...
2004
Inverse Graded Bedding in Primary Gypsum of Chemical Deposition
L. Ogniben
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... glauconite in sizes up to 0.05 mm, and lamellae of brown clay minerals of medium birefringence or of greenish chloritic minerals of very low...
1955
Mineral Alteration In Rocks Of Middle Eocene Age, Absaroka Range, Wyoming
Richard L. Hay
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... a shredded appearance (fig. 2d). Most of the shredded biotite is unusually green and has abnormally low birefringence, due most likely to chloritic alteration...
1957
Methylene Blue Adsorption by Fine Grained Sediments
Roy K. Taylor
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... matrix. Most of the mica in the samples is degraded with a birefringence as low as 0.015, but even in the marine shales, ribbons, laths, and plates...
1967
Re-evaluation of the Use of Undulatory Extinction and Polycrystallinity in Detrital Quartz for Provenance Interpretation
Abhijit Basu, Steven W. Young, Lee J. Suttner, W. Calvin James, Greg H. Mack
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... explanation of figure is in text. End_Page 876------------------------ birefringence and thus having highly inclined optic planes. Summary Results...
1975
Alteration of Sandstone as Revealed by Spheroidal Weathering
M. T. Heald, T. J. Hollingsworth, R. M. Smith
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... dissolution of the siderite but much of it was replaced by iron oxyhydroxides. Biotite underwent a decrease in pleochroism and birefringence and an increase...
1979
Infiltrated Clays in Fluvial Jurassic Sandstones of Reconcavo Basin, Northeastern Brazil
Marco A. S. Moraes , Luiz F. De Ros
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... increase in the birefringence of the aggregates. Locally, these processes produce a rearrangement of the crystals to a crystallographic position different...
1990
Authigenic Silicates in Marine Spencer Formation at Corvallis, Oregon
Harold E. Enlows , Keith F. Oles
AAPG Bulletin
... sections the slow ray parallel the long diagonal Birefringence moderate, commonly masked by the enclosing thomsonite Physical separation of actinolite from...
1966
Chapter 4: New Evidence for Putumayo Crust in the Basement of the Falcon Basin and Guajira Peninsula, Northwestern Venezuela
Marvin Baquero, Sebastian Grande, Franco Urbani, Umberto Cordani, Chris Hall, Richard Armstrong
AAPG Special Volumes
... preserved it has a weak greenish hue, and it is easy to be mistaken with other low birefringence species, except for its higher relief and alteration...
2015
Authigenic Clays in Sandstones: Recognition and Influence on Reservoir Properties and Paleoenvironmental Analysis
Michael D. Wilson, Edward D. Pittman
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... commonly abuts a detrital clay lamina of distinctly different optical character (color, birefringence). Authigenic and allogenic assemblages differ...
1977
MINERALOGY AND DIAGENESIS OF LOW-PERMEABILITY SANDSTONES OF LATE CRETACEOUS AGE, PICEANCE CREEK BASIN, NORTHWESTERN COLORADO
Paula L. Hansley, Ronald C. Johnson
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... of refraction, twinning, birefringence, and morphology. Indices of refraction were determined by examination of grain mounts in immersion oils. The lower...
1980