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Basement Faults and Smackover Structure

Phillip T. Fowler

GCAGS Transactions

... high-angle joints observed in Smackover cores are probably shear fractures. Oblique shear fractures are less common. Few if any faults are intersected...

1964

Abstract: Destruction of Reservoir Quality by Soil-Imprinting, Mannville Cutbank Sandstones, Lower Cretaceous, Claresholm Region, Southern Alberta; #90211 (2015)

Friederike Baumeister, Jim Barclay, and Al Stirling

Search and Discovery.com

... a distinctive character because of their bleached whitish range of colours as well as having common milky blue-green chert grains. These sandstones are important...

2015

Evaluating Reservoir Compartmentalization by Correlating Laboratory and Field Data

Michael J. Heymans

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... at this time it is not possible to determine a pore entry radius or contact angle for an ideal model of packed spheres, which are analogous to grains...

1998

Investigation of DMO Algorithms during Test-Line Processing: Some Recommendations

Ng Tong San, Mohd. Hashim Abas, Leong Lap Sau

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... correctly, and in the right circumstances, the normal moveout for reflectors from a dipping bed will now stack independent of the dip angle. A very...

1996

Sulfate-Rich Eolian and Wet Interdune Deposits, Erebus Crater, Meridiani Planum, Mars

Joannah M. Metz, John P. Grotzinger, David M. Rubin, Kevin W. Lewis, Steven W. Squyres, James F. Bell III

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...: Sedimentary Geology, v. 55, p. 1–15. Fryberger, S.G., Ahlbrandt, T.S., and Andrews, S., 1979, Origin, sedimentary features, and significance of low-angle...

2009

Thrusts, Backthrusts and Triangle Zones: Laramide Deformation in the Northeastern Margin of the Colorado Front Range

Eric A. Erslev, Bjorn Selvig

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

.... Mountain Association of Geolobists I 1 1 I I' I I I. I I' I I' I 1 1 I I I I' suggested multiple high-angle reverse faults dipping under the range...

1997

Gold Deposits at Goldstrike, Utah

Ronald Willden, D. H. Adair

Utah Geological Association

...-angle faults and along the irregular contact with the Claron at most places where the basal member of the Claron is conglomeratic sandstone or sandstone...

1986

Discrete Fracture Network Model Developed from a High Resolution LIDAR Outcrop Survey of a Naturally Fractured Unconventional Niobrara Reservoir, Denver Basin

Alena Grechishnikova

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... foreland basin into smaller basins, including the Denver Basin (O’Neal, 2015). Haberman (1983) and Davis (1985) described low angle listric, normal fault...

2016

Stratigraphy and Structure of the Rosita Gas Fields, Duval County, Texas

Joseph R. Straccia

GCAGS Transactions

... is approximately 60°. The fault flattens with depth and becomes a bedding-plane fault in the lower Wilcox-Midway shale. This low-angle glide plane represents...

1981

Lithofacies and Depositional Environments of the Permo-Triassic Sadlerochit Group in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (NPRA)

Gregory C. Wilson, Beverly A. Burns, Joseph H. McGowen, Robert S. Tye, Jerry H. Veldhuis

Special Publications of SEPM

... laminae and subordinate amounts of combined-flow ripple laminae, symmetrical- ripple laminae, and low-angle laminations. In some beds, ripple...

2001

The Tallman Disseminated Gold Deposit, Cassia County, Idaho

Ronald Willden, D. H. Adair

Utah Geological Association

... are dominantly limestone, dolomite, and quartzitic sandstones that have been extensively deformed by folding, thrust faulting, and high-angle faulting...

1984

Wolfcampian Sequence Stratigraphy of the Eastern Central Basin Platform

Magell P. Candelaria, J. F. “Rick” Sarg, Garner L. Wilde

West Texas Geological Society

... by discontinuous, low amplitude, low angle downlapping reflections. Platform interior facies are typically low energy, lime mud-rich facies with low...

1992

DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENTS AND DIAGENESIS OF OFFSHORE SAND RIDGES, FRONTIER FORMATION, SPEARHEAD RANCH FIELD, WYOMING

Robert D. Winn Jr., Sharon A. Stonecipher, Michele G. Bishop

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... alternations between energetic and quiet conditions. The most common primary sedimentary structures in the sandstones are horizontal and low-angle cross...

1983

Prestack inversion and amplitude variation with offset attributes as hydrocarbon indicators in carbonate rocks: A case study from the Illinois Basin

Jacob T. Murchek, Paul McColgan, Lindell C. Bridges, Ernest C. Hauser, and Doyle R. Watts

AAPG Bulletin

...), New Albany Shale (NAS), and the Borden Group (GP) are picked and tied to their respective locations on the analogue seismic data. Common depth point...

2023

Depositional Settings of the Chalk Hills and Glenns Ferry Formations West of Bruneau, Idaho

Larry T. Middleton, Michael L. Porter, Peter G. Kimmel

Rocky Mountain Section (SEPM)

...-sinuosity streams comprise basin margin settings, whereas, higher sinuosity streams are more common along basinal axes. Both levee and crevasse splay...

1985

Geology of the Conant Creek Anticline and Adjacent Areas

Robert R. Berg, Raymond M. Thompson

Wyoming Geological Association

.... The Paleocene Fort Union formation is composed of conglomerate, sandstone, and gray shale. In this area it lacks the carbonaceous beds common...

1957

Tectonic and Paleogeographic Inferences from Low-Dip Unconformities

William F. Tanner

AAPG Bulletin

..., quartzite, and clay balls. Thin-section study of the common buff cherts reveals crinoid plates, shell fragments, and calcite rhombs; replacement...

1954

Internal Structure and Surface Geometry of Longitudinal (Seif) Dunes

Haim Tsoar

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... that when the angle of incidence is acute (e.g., 30° ± 10° with the crest line, which is the common case), the velocity of the deflected wind on the lee side...

1982

Effective Delivery of Reservoir Compliant Seismic Data Processing; #42158 (2017)

Arash JafarGandomi, Henning Hoeber, Celine Lacombe, Vimol Souvannavong

Search and Discovery.com

... with long offsets also deliver high-quality pre-stack data, which in principle allow for the inversion of amplitude variation with angle (AVA) for reservoir...

2017

Evolution and Destruction of a Carbonate Bank at the Shelf Margin: Grayburg Formation (Permian), Western Escarpment, Guadalupe Mountains, Texas

Evan K. Franseen, Thomas E. Fekete, Lloyd C. Pray

Special Publications of SEPM

.... A spectacular basin-sloping erosion surface of listric shape truncates 115 m of uppermost Grayburg strata at a high angle (40" to SO"). From the toe of its...

1989

Synthetic Seismic-Reflection Profiles of Rift-Related Structures

Martha O. Withjack , D. J. Drickman Pollock

AAPG Bulletin

..., and forced folds above faults) are common in continental rifts. The dip of the fault surfaces, the dip of the strata within the fault blocks...

1984

Reconstruction of Paleoenvironments through Integrative Sedimentology and Ichnology of the Pennsylvanian Strawn Formation, #20259 (2014).

Jesse G. White, Peter P. Flaig, Stephen T. Hasiotis, Jeffrey Over

Search and Discovery.com

... – 4924.90: Wavy laminated to low angle cross laminated very fine grained to medium grained sandstone. Common ichnofauna includes Planolites...

2014

Braided Fluvial to Marine Transition: The Basal Lower Cambrian Wood Canyon Formation, Southern Marble Mountains, Mojave Desert, California

Christopher M. Fedo, John D. Cooper

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... 199-211. HOWARD, K. A., AND JOHN, B. E., 1987, Crustal extension along a rooted system of imbricate low-angle faults: Colorado River extensional corridor...

1990

Depositional Environments and Diagenesis of the Bear River Formation, Western Wyoming

Daniel B. Wallem, James R. Steidtmann, Ronald C. Surdam

Wyoming Geological Association

...) low-angle cross-stratified sandstone — lower shoreface; (5) trough cross-stratified sandstone — upper shoreface; (6) interbedded siltstone...

1981

Water/Oil Displacement by Spontaneous Imbibition Through Multiscale Imaging and Implication on Wettability in Wolfcamp Shale

Sheng Peng, Yijin Liu, Lucy Tingwei Ko, William Ambrose

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

.... Water/oil displacement results indicate that the samples are water-wet, an opposite conclusion to the common concept for shale that organic matter...

2019

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