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Texture as Characteristic of Clastic Deposition

R. Passega

AAPG Bulletin

... in suspension, their deposits form Pattern V. This pattern makes a small angle with the ordinates. C may vary considerably with little effect...

1957

The Wave Equation Applied to Migration

D. Loewenthal, L. Lu, R. Roberson, J. Sherwood

Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)

... dipping event is propagated via the finite difference equations at an angle of 6 to 10 degrees less than the true angle of 39 degrees. Errors...

1978

Eolian Cross-Bedding in the Beach Dune Environment, Sapelo Island, Georgia

Lynton S. Land

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., the net effect being to increase the dip angle rapidly to the angle of repose. Beds dipping at angles greater than 34 degrees probably require special...

1964

Depth conversion and seismic inversion of the Scarborough gas field

Joseph Kremor, Manish Agarwal, Paul Spaans, Ung Sing Wong

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... with angle within the range of each partial angle stack; All errors in the recorded data are propagated into the inversion products without attenuation...

2019

Gravity and Magnetic Studies of the Wind River Reservation, Wyoming

Robert P. Kucks

Wyoming Geological Association

... Basin, has been a favorable location for oil and gas exploration. A geophysical study, funded by the Shoshone and Arapaho Tribal Council...

1993

Belle Isle Torsion-Balance Survey, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana

Donald C. Barton

AAPG Bulletin

... to the thickness of the cap, 58 per cent correct. The causes of the errors were probably the unfavorable marshy terrane, the assumption of a slightly...

1931

Abstract: Q-estimation from Uncorrelated Vibroseis VSP Model Data; #90172 (2014)

Arnim B. Haase

Search and Discovery.com

... is the delayed onset of the signal at the deeper station. Less noticeable is the increased decay rate at depth. The cross-correlation result of the received...

2014

Petrographic Study of Salt-Dome Cap Rock: RESEARCH NOTES

Donald C. Barton

AAPG Bulletin

... conclusions are here stated briefly. 1. The limestone cap is an alteration product of the gypsum-anhydrite cap. 2. Alteration is not an effect...

1930

Photogeologic Fracture-Trace Mapping in Appalachian Plateau: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

L. H. Lattman , R. P. Nickelsen

AAPG Bulletin

.... A good check on joint directions in the bedrock could be made in the strip mines. The relief of 400 feet would allow some observations on the effect...

1958

Measurement of Subsurface Fractures from Dipmeter Logs

E. A. Babcock

AAPG Bulletin

..., even where the hole is essentially round, one electrode pair shows a slightly wider separation (the effect is probably due to calibration errors...

1978

Wind-Oriented Gastropod Shells as Indicators of Paleowind Direction: NOTES

J. Mark Erickson

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... was made of use of individual fossil shells directly as wind current indicators. LOCATION AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION The coast along Tomales Bay south...

1971

The Effects of Seismic Data Conditioning on Pre-Stack Simultaneous Impedance Inversion

Scott W. Singleton

GCAGS Transactions

... effect of creating very similar wavelets in all angle stack ranges, with the exception of a minor fall-off in high frequencies in the farther angles...

2008

Granite and Limestone Velocity Determinations in Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma

B. B. Weatherby, W. T. Born, R. L. Harding

AAPG Bulletin

... within observational errors and yield a value of 17,950 ft./sec. for the longitudinal wave velocity. The data taken over the shorter span show...

1934

Accuracy of Bore-Hole Surveying by Orientation from the Surface

R. P. Mclaughlin

AAPG Bulletin

... effect of erratic behavior of the drill pipe. Consideration of the magnitude of errors arising from inaccurate measurement of pipe rotation is a broad...

1930

Abstract: Resolution and Location Uncertainties in Surface Microseismic Monitoring; #90174 (2014)

Michael Thornton

Search and Discovery.com

..., resolution and uncertainty are distinct. Resolution refers to the size and shape of the focused event image, while location uncertainty describes the effect...

2014

Influence of Lithologic Variability on the Distribution of Oil in Natural Reservoirs, and the Construction of Reservoir Maps

V. G. Umnov

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

.... With an increase in sandiness at the top of the stratum, the opposite effect arises: The pool extends to the flank of the structure. With lithologic variations...

1960

Shallow Temperatures and Thermal Regime in the Hydrocarbon Province of Tierra del Fuego

Gary W. Zielinski , Peter M. Bruchhausen

AAPG Bulletin

... with the RMS error for each regression as a function of µ. RMS errors are generally low and in the millidegree range. However, with the exception of station 4...

1983

Regional detection and monitoring of injection-induced seismicity: Application to the 2010–2012 Youngstown, Ohio, seismic sequence

S. G. Holtkamp, M. R. Brudzinski, and B. S. Currie

AAPG Bulletin

... record each of the template earthquakes (Figure 13). We include the local short period seismic station YSUO, but the absolute location does not change...

2015

The Deep Crustal Structure of the Wilkes Land Continental Margin

J. R. Childs, H. M. J. Stagg

Circum Pacific Council Publications

... of the reconstruction method, probably because of the great distance between the survey area and base station location. However, comparison of the magnetometer base...

1987

Geometric Models of Listric Normal Faults and Rollover Folds (1)

WILLIAM F. DULA, JR.

AAPG Bulletin

... and shapes of the master-fault segments interpreted fr m offshore Norway and Gulf of Mexico seismic lines. The shear angle required in the inclined-shear...

1991

The Composition, Structure and Erodability of Subtidal Mats, Abaco, Bahamas

A. Conrad Neumann, Conrad D. Gebelein , Terence P. Scoffin

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., and the Sound (fig. 2)--were selected for more intensive and detailed examination and experimentation. FIG. 2. Location of specific study areas. Station...

1970

Challenges in Imaging the Deep Seabed: Examples from Gulf of Mexico Cold Seeps

Carol B. Lutken, Marco D’Emidio, Leonardo Macelloni, Mariangela Lodi, Michela Ingrassia, Martina Pierdomenico, Vernon Asper, Arne Diercks, Max U. Woolsey, Roy Jarnagin

GCAGS Transactions

...; and 5) instrument location/recovery. Using coarser resolution surveying for regional studies, then focusing higher resolution surveys on areas...

2013

Part 3: Support Data (A)

Francis P. Shepard, Neil F. Marshall, Patrick A. McLoughlin, Gary G. Sullivan

AAPG Special Volumes

... in an easterly direction but the shallow station shows net upcanyon flow whereas the deeper ones show net downcanyon flow. The effect of the northwest wind...

1979

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