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Shortwave infrared (1.0–2.5 μm) hyperspectral imaging of the Athabasca West Grand Rapids Formation oil sands
Michelle Speta, Benoit Rivard, and Jilu Feng
AAPG Bulletin
... be dewatering structures or surficial fractures. Black patches (red arrows) on the mudstone sections of the low-resolution image are caused by saturation...
2018
Stratigraphic Architecture of a Structurally Confined, Ponded Submarine Fan: An Outcrop Study of the Guaso I Turbidite System (Ainsa Basin, Southern Spanish Pyrenees); #50431 (2011)
Gregory Gordon, David Pyles, Julian Clark, Matthew Hoffman, Jane Stammer, Jeremiah D. Moody, and Grace Ford
Search and Discovery.com
... clasts R 9 58 34 43 2m 9 Thin- to thick-bedded sandstone with dewatering or load structures (flame structures, contorted bedding, etc.) 11 10 61...
2011
CARBONATE AND EVAPORITE FACIES, DOLOMITIZATION AND RESERVOIR DISTRIBUTION OF THE MISSION CANYON FORMATION, LITTLE KNIFE FIELD, NORTH DAKOTA
ROBERT F. LINDSAY, MARK S. ROTH
Williston Basin Symposium
... on the sea floor or by differential compaction caused by initial dewatering of the sediments (Fig. 5). Some of these beds are graded with basal lag...
1982
The Atoka Formation of the Arkoma Basin: Tectonics, Sedimentology, Thermal Maturity, Sandstone Petrology
David W. Houseknecht
Tulsa Geological Society
... and their implications for episodic basin dewatering and deposit genesis: Economic Geol., v. 78, p. 983-1002. Chamberlain, C.K., 1971, Bathymetry...
1987
How Did Thin Submarine Debris Flows Carry Boulder-Sized Intraclasts for Remarkable Distances Across Low Gradients to the Far Reaches of the Mississippi Fan?
Peter J. Talling, Russell B. Wynn, Daniela N. Schmmidt, Rebecca Rixon, Esther Sumner, Lawrence Amy
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... sediment deposition can lead to dewatering and convolute laminations within in situ turbidites (Schwab et al. 1996; see Talling et al. 2007b for an example...
2010
Bedrock geology of the Glenn Highway from Anchorage to Sheep Mountain, Alaska
Jeffrey M. Trop, Ronald B. Cole, David Sunderlin, Chad Hults, Erin Todd
Alaska Geological Society
... slickenlines. Sharp bed bases, normal grading, groove casts, dewatering structures, and marine fossils indicate deposition by marine turbidity currents...
2015
Lateral and temporal variations of a multi-phase coarse-grained submarine slope channel system, Upper Cretaceous Cerro Toro Formation, southern Chile
Guilherme Bozetti,, Benjamin Kneller, Bryan T. Cronin,,† Pan Li,,§ Adam McArthur, Jingping Xu
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... sandstone with dewatering structures throughout. E) F4. Coarse- to medium-grained more matrix-rich graded sandstone, with mud-clast horizon near the base...
2023
Chapter 6: The Giant Continuous Oil Accumulation in the Bakken Petroleum System, U.S. Williston Basin
Stephen A. Sonnenberg, Cosima Theloy, Hui Jin
AAPG Special Volumes
... permeable beds adjacent to the salt horizon), (2) compaction and dewatering of surrounding sediments (supplies the fluid necessary for salt dissolution...
2017
Chapter 136: A 2-D, Oblique-dip Outcrop Transect through a Third-order, Progradational, Deep-water Clastic Succession, Urenui–Mount Messenger Formations, New Zealand
Peter R. King, Greg H. Browne, Malcolm J. Arnot, Martin P. Crundwell
AAPG Special Volumes
... Formation, Tongaporutu River. Note wavy and convolute bedding and other dewatering features. Figure 25. Thick-bedded basin-floor sandstones, Mount...
2007
Facies variability within a mixed carbonate–siliciclastic sea-floor fan (upper Wolfcamp Formation, Permian, Delaware Basin, New Mexico)
Erik P. Kvale, Christopher M. Bowie, Chris Flenthrope, Christopher Mace, Jessica M. Parrish, Buddy Price, Sloan Anderson, and William A. DiMichele
AAPG Bulletin
... related to rapid dewatering, is present at the tops of some Ps units. The TOC is less than 1% and clay is less than 4%, on average (Figure 7). Typically...
2020
PTTC Network News - Vol. 11, No.2 - 2005
Mike Seal, Dennis Gaudet
PTTC
... information about the report is available online at www.researchandmarkets.com/reportinfo.asp?report_id=228247. Gas Well Dewatering with Concentric...
2005
Chalk From the Ekofisk Area, North Sea: Nannofossils + Micropores = Giant Fields
Charles T. Feazel, Helen E. Farrell
Special Publications of SEPM
... r i d algae and pelagic Foraminifera. I n i t i a l porosity i n analogous modern coccolith oozes ranges as h i g h as 80 percent. Dewatering o f...
1988
The Increasing Significance of Coal Seam Gas in Eastern Australia
G. Baker, S. Slater
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... in late 2006. Recently, four pilot wells were drilled at Daandine, tapping into the lower Taroom Coal Member. These wells are now dewatering...
2008
The Increasing Significance of Coal Seam Gas in Eastern Australia
G. Baker, S. Slater
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... in late 2006. Recently, four pilot wells were drilled at Daandine, tapping into the lower Taroom Coal Member. These wells are now dewatering...
2008
Controls on Fracture Development, Spacing, and Geometry in the Austin Chalk Formation, Central Texas: Considerations for Exploration and Production
Kevin P. Corbett, Melvin Friedman, David V. Wiltschko, Jih Hao Hung
Dallas Geological Society
... for the fluids is dewatering of the underlying Eagleford Shale. We envision a hydrodynamic system where fluid expelled by compaction from the Eagleford...
1991
Depositional and diagenetic variability within the Cambrian Mount Simon Sandstone: Implications for carbon dioxide sequestration
Brenda B. Bowen, Raul I. Ochoa, Nathan D. Wilkens, James Brophy, Thomas R. Lovell, Nick Fischietto, Cristian R. Medina, John A. Rupp
Environmental Geosciences (DEG)
... in argillaceous sediments caused by earthquake-induced dewatering: Sedimentary Geology, v. 117, p. 110, doi:10.1016/S0037-0738(98)00023-2.Shebl, M. A.-A., 1985...
2011
Sedimentology, Stratigraphic Architecture, and Depositional Context of Submarine Frontal-Lobe Complexes
Emma A. Morris,, David M. Hodgson, Stephen S. Flint, Rufus L. Brunt, Peter J Butterworth, Jona Verhaeghe
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... or dewatering structures. Fig. 5. A) Gamma-ray log and B) sedimentary log through Sub-unit C3 in Bav 1A. C) Core photographs showing examples...
2014
Coal Bed Methane Development in Indonesia: Golden Opportunity or Impossible Dream?
Peter Godfrey, Tan Ee, Toby Hewitt
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... to the well. The length of the dewatering process and the magnitude of the producing rates of gas and water are controlled by the physical properties...
2010
Basin Analysis of the Albian–Santonian Xigaze Forearc, Lazi Region, South-Central Tibet
Devon A. Orme,, Andrew K. Laskowski
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
..., from south to north of ophiolitic mélange, red chert, pelagic limestones and olistostromes. White pole (bottom right) is 3 m in height. D) Dewatering...
2016
PALEOENVIRONMENTAL AND PALEOGEOGRAPHIC IMPLICATIONS OF PALEOSOLS AND ICHNOFOSSILS IN THE UPPER PENNSYLVANIAN HALGAITO FORMATION, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH
JAMES A. GOLAB, JON J. SMITH, STEPHEN T. HASIOTIS
PALAIOS
..., and subrounded. Contains mica and few plagioclase grains. Dewatering structures are common in Stl within 10 m above and below the McKim Limetone Red...
2018
Hierarchical scales of soft-sediment deformation in erg deposits, Lower Jurassic Navajo Sandstone, Moab area, Utah, U.S.A.
Marjorie A. Chan, Stephen T. Hasiotis, Judith Totman Parrish
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... of dewatering in the groundwater system (Parrish and Falcon-Lang 2007), lake flooding (Eisenberg 2003), marine transgressions (Doe and Dott 1980...
2020
Uplifting mountains and shaking deserts: volcano-tectonic earthquakes revealed by soft-sediment-deformation structures in Upper Cretaceous aeolian deposits
Luciano Alessandretti, Lucas V. Warren, Filipe G. Varejão, Raul Rassi, Maurício G.M. Dos Santos, Mariana N.M. Silva, Fernando R. Honorato, Michele J.T. Estrada, João V.O. Cunha
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... (Owen 1987). Pillar structures of the Posse Formation (Fig. 9A) were formed during compaction and dewatering of unconsolidated aeolian sediments during...
2023
Sedimentary Structures as Indicators of Paleoclimatic Fluctuations: Pyramid Lake, Nevada
Joseph P. Smoot, Larry V. Benson
Utah Geological Association
... or dewatering, slumping, and by bioturbation (see O’Sullivan, 1983). Wave reworking will produce sedimentary features that were described above. Degassing...
1998
Facies Distributions within an Ancient Asymmetric Lake Basin: The Apache Canyon Formation, Bisbee Basin, Arizona
Michael J. Soreghan
Utah Geological Association
...), but subordinate trough stratification also occurs. Some of the thicker beds exhibit dewatering structures (Figure 6A). Symmetrical ripples and impressions...
1998
Depositional Facies and Controls on Parasequence Development in Siliciclastic Tidal Deposits from the Lower Proterozoic, Upper Mount Guide Quartzite, Mount Isa Inlier, Australia
Edward L. Simpson, Kenneth A. Eriksson
CSPG Special Publications
... Development Various mechanisms have been proposed for the generation of parasequences, including: 1) episodic compaction and dewatering; 2) variations...
1991