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Event Sedimentation and Long-Term Accumulation in a Salt Marsh: St. Louis Bay, Mississippi
Lawrence A. Febo, Triniti A. Dufrene, Dana A. Watzke, Samuel J. Bentley
GCAGS Transactions
... decompaction ratio throughout the cores except when obvious subsurface sediment blow out took place (e.g. core HM 4). Core HM2 was not measured...
2003
Tidal Flat Erosion by Ice at La Pocatiere, St. Lawrence Estuary
Jean-Claude Dionne
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...). Prevailing winds blow from W and NW. During winter, ice is piled up on the South Shore of the St. Lawrence by combined wind and tide action...
1969
EXTENDED ABSTRACT: Geological Perception of Pore and Fracture Prediction: Case Histories from the Gulf of Mexico
Shaker, Selim S.
GCAGS Transactions
.... Blow-outs, kicks, flow-kill-breakdown and loss of circulation problems usually occur along the interface zone between the seal...
2004
Hydrodynamics and Sedimentary Responses Within the Bottom Boundary Layer: Sabine Bank, Western Louisiana
Daijiro Kobashi, Felix Jose, Gregory Stone
GCAGS Transactions
... generation, sustenance and dissipation in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Along the Louisiana coast, winds usually blow from south/south-east; however, once...
2005
Sandstone Sheets and Related Intrusions from Coffee Bay, Transkei, South Africa
J. F. Truswell
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... uncertain where this souce lay. Note however that the sole markings above and blow FIG. 9. [Grey Scale] Illustrating the lack of age relationships between...
1972
Petrology of Limestone Lenses in the Casper Formation, Southernmost Laramie Basin, Wyoming and Colorado
John H. Hanley, James R. Steidmann
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... organisms or plant roots. End_Page 431------------------------ interstitially. At the same time, the moistened surface trapped wind-blow sediment...
1973
Oregon
H. J. Buddenhagen
AAPG Bulletin
... suspended at a depth of 4,611 feet. Several of these have encountered gas under sufficient pressure to blow out of control but none was successful...
1951
Vertical Variation in Strength and Porosity of Calcrete (Nari) on Chalk, Shefela, Israel and Interpretation of its Origin
Dan H. Yaalon, Shmuel Singer
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... the greatest strength, 500 to 800 kg/cm2. It is not breakable by a blow of a hammer and does not soften upon wetting. The upper boundary has generally a smooth...
1974
Machine Learning using Multiple Seismic Attributes could be the Paradigm Shift in the Interpretation Process
Deborah K. Sacrey
GCAGS Transactions
... limited reservoir extent. Figure 9. Dip line through key wells (blow up in inset) after analysis showing possible offshore bar development and overlying...
2018
Distribution of Surface Turbidity Off Mississippi Delta
P. C. Scruton, D. G. Moore
AAPG Bulletin
... the northern margin of a plume 40 miles eas of the delta following a protracted northwest blow. The Texas Company pilots report large turbid plumes which...
1953
Developments in Western Canada in 1953
H. E. Parsons
AAPG Bulletin
... Lake area of central Alberta was completed as a gas well in the Belly River formation. Previously some gas shows, including gas blow-outs from core...
1954
EPA--The Environmental Watchman
Stanley M. Greenfield
AAPG Special Volumes
...-well injection very closely, and we will not hesitate to blow the whistle if we feel it necessary. As I indicated before, although our responsibility...
1972
Marine Environmental in Australia: Two Studies--Summary: General
Robert J. Foster
AAPG Special Volumes
... be guaranteed (and probably never will be), the chance of large-scale accidental spillage from well blow-out, or from equipment failure during production, is low...
1976
Fundamental Concepts Related to Sediments of Marginal-Marine Area: Chapter 3
Daniel A. Busch
AAPG Special Volumes
... blow most of the time, and predominant winds, which expend a greater amount of energy and usually do the greater amount of geologic work...
1974
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John G. Dennis
AAPG Special Volumes
... Derivation: See apex 2. Explanation: "The highest point at which the ore or rock is found in place or between the walls of the vein, and not a 'blow-out...
1967
New Allocyclic Dimensions in a Prograding Carbonate Bank: Evidence for Eustatic, Tectonic, and Paleoceanographic Control (Late Neogene, Bahamas)
Barbara H. Lidz , Donald F. McNeill
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...., The Chronology of the Geological Record: Geological Society of London, Memoir 10, p. 211-260. BLOW, W.H., 1969, Late middle Eocene to Recent planktonic...
1998
Oil and Gas Developments in Kentucky in 1963
Edmund Nosow
AAPG Bulletin
... of 3,632 ft. Although a fair gas blow was encountered in the upper Knox, the well was finally abandoned. Despite a fair number of Knox tests that have been...
1964
Chapter 96: Architecture and Lithofacies of the Miocene Capistrano Formation, San Clemente State Beach, California, USA
K. M. Campion, A. R. Sprague, M. D. Sullivan
AAPG Special Volumes
... and blow-up view of measured section C8. This margin of the channel contains abundant thin-bedded turbidites (Tbcde) and a few Ta beds in contrast...
2007
Petroleum Developments in Mexico in 1969
Ricardo Acosta-Estevez
AAPG Bulletin
... of a structural high on the Tamaulipas platform. The well reached a total depth of 3,591 m. An unusually strong gas blow was encountered, and the well...
1970
Stratigraphy and Petroleum Prospects of Southwestern Cebu, Philippines: GEOLOGIC NOTES
Robert A. Sheldon
AAPG Bulletin
... seen in 103A-33 have been of fine- to medium-grained sandstone, with a far higher quartz content than is usual in the Philippines. Many blow outs...
1973
Biostratigraphic Framework of Grand Banks
C. F. Upshaw , W. E. Armstrong , W. B. Creath , E. J. Kidson , G. A. Sanderson
AAPG Bulletin
..., Puffin, Murre, Gannet, and Petrel wells) Late Tertiary: Globorotalia aff. obesa Bolli, Globigerina praebulloides Blow, Globigerinoides sp...
1974
Developments in Louisiana Gulf Coast Onshore in 1978
David Woltz
AAPG Bulletin
.... Blow-out preventers on the well failed and a drill bit being removed from the borehold apparently generated a spark as it came in contact...
1979
Stratigraphy of Marine Paleogene and Neogene of Northeast Asia (Chukotka, Kamchatka, Sakhalin): GEOLOGIC NOTES
Yuri B. Gladenkov
AAPG Bulletin
... acarinata Subbotina, A. triplen Subbotina, Globigerina boweri Bolli, G. inaequispira Subbotina, G. nana Chalilgar, G. pseudovenezuelana Banner and Blow...
1980
Habitat of Oil in Abu Gharadig and Faiyum Basins, Western Desert, Egypt
Ghareeb M. Awad
AAPG Bulletin
... are aligned along a northwest-southeast trend where winds blow from the Mediterranean Sea toward the southeast. At the extreme west, a lowland, the Qattara...
1984
Eastern Cordilleran Foldbelt of Northern Canada: Its Structural Geometry and Hydrocarbon Potential
D. K. Norris
AAPG Bulletin
... 1515A, scale 1:250,000. Norris, D. K., 1981c, Geology Blow River and Davidson Mountains, Yukon Territory--District of Mackenzie: Geological Survey...
1985