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A Review of the Jacksonian-Vicksburgian Boundary in the East-Central Gulf Coast by Means of Ostracoda

Herbert J. Howe

GCAGS Transactions

... OF SPECIES RECORDED IN THE PACHUTA MARL AND THEIR OCCURRENCE IN THE OVERLYING SHUBUTA CLAY TABLE 2. SPECIES OF OSTRACODS COMMON TO THE SHUBUTA CLAY AND RED...

1977

Wave-Dominated Shallow-Marine Sediments in the Lower Carboniferous of Morocco

John R. Graham

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... with sandstone caps interpreted as storm deposits. In the sandstones, flat lamination and low-angle cross-stratification predominate and there are abundant wave...

1982

Relations Between Cross-Bedding, Bedforms, and Flow

David M. Rubin

Special Publications of SEPM

..., behavior, and angle of climb. For example, reversals in the alongtrough migration direction of lee-side scour pits increase the dispersion of cross...

1987

Monte Carlo Simulation of Proppant Allocation in Multi-Cluster Stages Using Perforation Erosion Images

Alexei A. Savitski, Felix Todea, Somnath Mondal, Daria Spivakovska, Benjamin Lock, Patricio Fita

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... orientation angle is controlled. Technically, it may lead to a situation when the post-stimulation EHD is smaller than the reference unstimulated EHD...

2024

Comparison of Marine-Bar with Valley-Fill Stratigraphic Traps, Western Nebraska

F. A. Exum , J. C. Harms

AAPG Bulletin

... structures and textures. High-angle cross-stratification, with an average dip of 20°, is common in all valley-fill sandstone (Fig. 9). These larger cross...

1968

Classification of Faults: DISCUSSION

Chester R. Longwell

AAPG Bulletin

.... In geology--and in ordinary geometry--the common word to describe this relationship is inclined; an inclined plane is "a plane that makes an oblique angle...

1943

Nature and Significance of Rhomboid Ripples in a Silurian Sabkha Sequence, North-Central Ohio

Charles F. Kahle , Constance J. Livchak

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...°) truncation surfaces are common in Unit D. The unit contains some low-angle (3-10°) cross-stratification, and minor mud cracks, enter lithic gypsum...

1996

Pressured Shale and Related Sediment Deformation: Mechanism for Development of Regional Contemporaneous Faults

Clemont H. Bruce

AAPG Bulletin

... of these faults became bedding-plane type when the inclination of basinward-dipping beds equaled the critical slope angle for gravitational slide. Fault...

1973

Reservoir Delineation by Wireline Techniques

J. F. Goetz, W. J. Prins, J. F. Logar

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... sandstone and a "negative" separation of about 5 divisions in a clean water bearing dolomite. The response for these and other common lithologies is shown...

1977

Field Trip Road Log –Upper Cretaceous Sandstones –Casper –Salt Creek –Tisdale Mountain

Bruce B. Johnson, Peter F. Bryant, W.H. Curry, III, Robert Brenner

Earth Science Bulletin (WGA)

... homogeneous and uniform. Figure 4. At base of Teapot Rock, low angle cross-laminated sandstones are common and high angle cross-lamination rare in lower...

1979

Comparison of Viking Sandstone Sequences, Joffre and Caroline Fields

Gerry E. Reinson, A. E. Foscolos, T. G. Powell

CSPG Special Publications

... disseminated sand grains occur throughout, and pyrite and glauconite are common granular constituents. Zones of discontinuous sandstone laminae and lenses...

1983

Marine Origin of Paleotopographic Relief on Eolian White Rim Sandstone (Permian), Elaterite Basin, Utah

Jacqueline E. Huntoon , Marjorie A. Chan

AAPG Bulletin

... indices are also common. The presence of large-scale, high-angle cross-stratification with a unimodal paleocurrent orientation is consistent...

1987

Pine Hall Formation: Type Section Designated - Dan River Basin, Stokes County, North Carolina; #11012 (2017)

Jeffrey C. Reid, Katherine J. Marciniak, Walter T. Haven, Kenneth B. Taylor

Search and Discovery.com

... and more frequent than previously reported. A few high angle fractures occur in these strata. They are fully healed, up to several inches in length...

2017

The Pre-Tertiary Rocks

D. W. Weaver

Pacific Section of AAPG

... faulted. Some faulting is low angle and appears as subhorizontal zones of coarse-grained schistosity. These zones appear to be roughly parallel to much...

1969

Stratigraphy and Paleoenvironment of the Dinasaur Canyon Member of the Moenave Formation, Southern Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations, Arizona

Allen H. Johnson

Four Corners Geological Society

... as large-scale, high-angle, cross-stratification is very common in modern eolian deposits (McKee, 1966). High indexed ripples may also be good environmental...

1969

Review of Marine Sand-Transporting Mechanisms

Ph. H. Kuenen

CSPG Bulletin

... (e.g. one degree), but unlubricated sand has higher angles of repose. Sand can of course be deposited by a river at less than its maximum angle...

1957

Technical Article: Finding Subtle Traps with Seismic: Interpretative Criteria Clarified

A. Easton Wren

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... coefficient is a more complex function, dependent on the angle of incidence of the energy, the amount of mode conversion (change from compressional to shear...

1986

The ichnological expression of marine and marginal marine conglomerates and conglomeratic intervals, Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway, Alberta and northeastern British Columbia

James A. MacEachern, Travis W. Hobbs

CSPG Bulletin

..., particularly within the sandstone component, while interstratification of low-angle and horizontal-planar stratification is increasingly common...

2004

The Morphology and Structure of Buried Impact Craters

P. Jan Cannon

Abilene Geological Society

...The Morphology and Structure of Buried Impact Craters P. Jan Cannon 1999 1 9 The most common and oldest planetary landform in the universe...

1999

Reservoir Modelling and Amplitude Analysis, South Lho Sukon, N. Aceh

J. C. den Boer, R. O. Ugland, W. Soeria Atmaja

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... angle for a range of shotpoints on the anomaly (open circles) and off the anomaly (solid circles). Figure 8. Four common offset gathers of Line...

1989

Eliminate Pilot Holes. An innovative solution to successful landing and production

L. Pontarelli, M. Viandante, G. Skinner, Y. Liu, B. Yang, M. Rigden

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... to: uncertainties due to seismic resolution and to geological variations within the area. The industry common practice to successfully land a well...

2014

Core Orientation from Non-Oriented Core: A Tutorial

D. C. Carter

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... each core section to be oriented The angle between the formation and the core axis must be sufficiently oblique (by > 15 degrees). Where formation...

2002

The Orientation of Discoidal Clasts in Resedimented Conglomerates, Cambro-Ordovician, Gaspe, Eastern Quebec

Hugh E. Hendry

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... conglomerate bed. Cross-bedding is not common and occurs only in conglomeratic sandstones and not in conglomerates. Erosion of beds underlying...

1976

PALEOENVIRONMENTAL INTERPRETATION OF THE LOWER CRETACEOUS WASECA FORMATION, UPPER MANNVILLE GROUP, LLOYDMINSTER AREA, SASKATCHEWAN

JAMES A. MACEACHERN

Saskatchewan Geological Society

..., are locally common in the shales of these lithounits. Syneresis cracks (Fig. 3 I, J) are formed by salinity changes in the fine grained sediments...

1984

Fluid Substitution as an AVO Calibration for Quantifying Uncertainty of Gas Presence in Late Miocene Binio Sandstone, Kampar Area, Central Sumatra Basin

Istiqlal Dalimunthe, Pamela Amelia Barus, Jhon Johannes Wood, Febrie Ekaninggarani

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... the relationship between amplitude and hydrocarbon. common reflection point. The amount of compressional energy recorded at the surface is dependent...

2008

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