Burial and Thermal History of the Paradox Basin, Utah and Colorado, and Petroleum Potential of the Middle Pennsylvanian Paradox Formation

Vito F. Nuccio, Steven M. Condon

Utah Geological Association

...Burial and Thermal History of the Paradox Basin, Utah and Colorado, and Petroleum Potential of the Middle Pennsylvanian Paradox Formation Vito F...

Influence of Depositional Environment on Reservoir Quality Prediction

Salman Bloch, J. H. McGowen

Special Publications of SEPM

...Influence of Depositional Environment on Reservoir Quality Prediction Salman Bloch, J. H. McGowen PROCESSES OF RESERVOIR QUALITY DESTRUCTION...

Kerogen Maturity and Type by Reflected Light Microscopy Applied to Petroleum Exploration

Wallace G. Dow, Dolores I. O'Connor

Special Publications of SEPM

... and preserved in The zones of oil and gas generation and thermal destruction reservoirs. and their correlation with various maturation indicesare...

Palynological Fossil Response to Low-Grade Metamorphism in the Arkoma Basin

L. R. Wilson

Tulsa Geological Society

... and the stratigraphic depths of burial, may have played minor roles but did not materially affect the distribution pattern of the fixed carbon...

Fault Control on Late Stage Diagenetic Creation and Enhancement of Reservoirs

Richard A. Inden, Randolph B. Burke

Williston Basin Symposium

..., 1992, Case study of burial-dissolution dolomites, Upper Elk Point Group, western Canada, in AAPG and CSPG Short Course Notes, pt. 2, p...

Elemental Mobility in Sandstones Duping Burial: Whole-Rock Chemical and Isotopic Data, Frio Formation, South Texas

K.L. Milliken, L.E. Mack, L.S. Land

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...Elemental Mobility in Sandstones Duping Burial: Whole-Rock Chemical and Isotopic Data, Frio Formation, South Texas K.L. Milliken, L.E. Mack, L.S....

Petrology and Diagenesis of Broughton Sandstone (Permian), Kiama District, New South Wales

Alar Raam

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... conditions of increasing temperature and pressure during and (or) after burial. It appears that the destruction of calcic plagioclase is a main feature...

Abstract: Recognizing Marine-Burial Diagenesis: Criteria and Examples from Quaternary to Neogene Platform to Slope Carbonates, Bahamas and Florida, by L. A. Melim and P. K. Swart; #90937 (1998).

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Quantifying CretaceousCenozoic exhumation in the Otway Basin, southeastern Australia, using sonic transit time data: Implications for conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon prospectivity

David R. Tassone, Simon P. Holford, Ian R. Duddy, Paul F. Green, Richard R. Hillis

AAPG Bulletin

... detritus within Eumeralla Formation rocks (Figure 7) causes massive destruction of the permeability and porosity under only moderate burial depths of less...

Reflux dolomitization and associated diagenesis of Devonian Upper Stettler Formation and Crossfield Member, south central Alberta: Petrologic and isotopic evidence

Ihsan S. Al-Aasm, Samantha Raymus

CSPG Bulletin

... and late burial history include compaction, recrystallization of early matrix dolomite, precipitation of secondary anhydrite, blocky calcite, saddle...

Petrology and Diagenetic Changes of Neogene Siliceous Rocks in Northern Japan

Ryuji Tada, Azuma Iijima

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...% in porosity occurs between opal-A and opal-CT zones in subsurface sections, a decrease which may be due to the destruction of intragranular pores in siliceous...

The Illite/Smectite Geothermometer—Concepts, Methodology, and Application to Basin History and Hydrocarbon Generation

Richard M. Pollastro

Rocky Mountain Section (SEPM)

... Clay minerals provide information on the burial and thermal history of sedimentary rocks that is useful in the exploration, evaluation...

Correlation of Reservoired Gases Using the Carbon Isotopic Compositions of Wet Gas Components (1)

ALAN T. JAMES

AAPG Bulletin

... controlled by their source for levels of maturity below the point at which thermal destruction of the wet components occurs. As a result, the wet gas...

Igneous intrusion drives in-reservoir oil thermal cracking: A case from the Subei Basin, eastern China

Ao Su, Honghan Chen, Yue-xing Feng, Jian-xin Zhao, and Qiang Liu

AAPG Bulletin

... a high-temperature regime (>160°C; Horsfield et al., 1992). As burial depth increases, the thermal destruction of liquid oil reaches completion...

Porosity--Depth Trends in Deeply Buried Upper Jurassic Reservoirs in the Norwegian Central Graben: An Example of Porosity Preservation Beneath the Normal Economic Basement by Grain-Coating Microquartz

Mogens Ramm,, Arne W. Forsberg, Jens S. Jahren

AAPG Special Volumes

... at deep burial requires an understanding of diagenetic processes and quantitative models on how porosity is related to sandstone composition...

Textures and Geochemistry of Authigenic Albite from Miocene Sandstones, Louisiana Gulf Coast

Paul B. Gold

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in Louisiana Miocene sandstones, at depths of 2,400 to 6,000 m (80 to 150°C), show progresssive reaction with increasing burial. Plagioclase undergoes...

Quantitatively evaluating the sources of taphonomic biasing of skeletal element abundances in fossil assemblages

Jason R. Moore, David B. Norman

PALAIOS

... and Rothfus, 2005), loss of smaller taxa caused by more rapid ´ destruction of smaller elements (Behrensmeyer et al., 1979), time averaging...

Diagenetic alterations in Eocene, deeply buried volcaniclastic sandstones with implications for reservoir quality in the Huizhou depression, Pearl River Mouth Basin, China

Benben Ma, Jiachen Gao, Kenneth A. Eriksson, Hongtao Zhu, Qianghu Liu, Xianquan Ping, and Zhang Yang

AAPG Bulletin

...-channel microfacies and local destruction of reservoir quality in mouth-bar and sheet-sand microfacies. Volcaniclastic sandstones are composed...

Abstract: Deep-Burial Dissolution of Devonian Carbonates in Western Canada—More Common Than You Think! by Jeffrey J. Dravis and Iain Muir; #90039 (2005)

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Timing of Hydrocarbon Generation, Organic-Inorganic Diagenesis, and the Formation of Abnormally Pressured Gas Compartments in the Cretaceous of the Greater Green River Basin: A Geochemical Model

Donald B. MacGowan, Mario Garci-Gonzalez, Douglas R. Britton, Ronald C. Surdam

Wyoming Geological Association

.... Dutton, S. P., and H. S. Hamlin, 1992, Interaction of burial history and diagenesis of the Upper Cretaceous Frontier Formation, Moxa Arch, Green River...

Summary of the Diagenetic History of the Upper Cretaceous Forbes, Starkey, and Winters Formations, Sacramento Basin, California

Karl A. Mertz Jr.

Pacific Section SEPM

... are consistent with intermediate burial depths and temperatures, approximately 80-130 degrees C, depending on lxation in the depositional trough...

Eocene Submarine Fan Sedimentation in Southwest Java

D. M. Schiller, R. A. Garrard, Ludi Prasetyo

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... of the quartzose sandstones is poor due to near complete destruction of originally high primary porosity by a combination of compaction and carbonate...

Newly Emerging Concepts for Managing Cleanup of Oil Spills

Albert H. Lasday

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... is that of the destruction of the Ile Grande marsh in the aftermath of the Amoco Cadiz supertanker wreck near Portsall on the northwest coast of France (Brittany) in 1978...

Geochemical Characterization of South American Subandean Petroleum Systems

M.R. Mello, L.A.F. Trindade, E. Gil, E. Stoffer, N. Chigne, O. Luna, J. Velandia

Asociación Colombiana de Geólogos y Geofisicos del Petróleo (ACGGP)

... to Middle Miocene) underwent partial destruction by biodegradation after the Sub-Andean uplift. With subsequent burial, biodegradation ceased...

Depositional Response to Seagrass Mortality Along a Low-Energy, Barrier-Island Coast: West-Central Florida

Albert C. Hine, Mark W. Evans, Richard A. Davis, Jr., Daniel F. Belknap

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... destruction by storms; 2) infection by pathogens; 3) decline of water quality due to human development; and 4) overgrazing by sea urchins. Because...