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Interaction Between Sedimentation and Salt Tectonics: An Application Workshop
James F. Fox
New Orleans Geological Society
... importance of salt tectonics is not the salt, but the effect the mobile salt has had on the surrounding sedimentary section--not only in the formation...
1994
Results of Elastic-Wave Surveys in California and Elsewhere
Frank Rieber
AAPG Bulletin
... of overburden once sustained. The question of whether there is any relation between compaction and velocity is next considered. In a body of loosely...
1930
Some Relations Among Sedimentation, Stratigraphy, and Seismic Exploration
W. C. Krumbein
AAPG Bulletin
... are in part related to certain lithologic discontinuities. Swan (1942) prepared numerous maps of local areal velocity variations on selected horizons...
1951
Diagenetic and Sedimentologic Explanation for High Seismic Velocity and Low Porosity in Mesozoic-Tertiary Sediments, Svalbard Region: DISCUSSION
Marc B. Edwards
AAPG Bulletin
...Diagenetic and Sedimentologic Explanation for High Seismic Velocity and Low Porosity in Mesozoic-Tertiary Sediments, Svalbard Region: DISCUSSION Marc...
1981
Abstract: Sub-Salt and Sub-Basalt Imaging Using Long Offset and Multicomponent Seismic Data, by J. Gaiser, N. Jones, and P. Fontana; #90923 (1999)
Search and Discovery.com
1999
Tectonic and Transport Controls on Conglomerate Composition, Upper Cretaceous of Southwest Utah
Robert P. Fillmore, Larry T. Middleton
Pacific Section SEPM
... and Walker (1977) have shown that during high velocity flows, gravel will commonly move down a channel reach as a discrete carpet of rolling clasts. Depending...
1989
Sand Conditions As Indicated by the Self-Potential Log, B.W. Wilson and R.H. Nanz, #60005 (2002)
Search and Discovery.com
2002
Chapter 104: Slope-channel Complexes at Guadalupe Canyon, Upper Brushy Canyon Formation, Texas, USA
C. Rossen, R. T. Beaubouef
AAPG Special Volumes
..., nonamalgamated fill character of some Guadalupe Canyon channels. The large bounding erosion surfaces attest to repeated erosion by high-velocity flows early...
2007
Body size trends in Trigoniida bivalves from the Mesozoic Kutch, India
Debattam Sarkar, Shubhabrata Paul, Ranita Saha, Subhendu Bardhan, and Purbasha Rudra
PALAIOS
...). Therefore, one can argue that u observed body size increase in the Berriasian may be the artifact of size sorting in a high-energy condition, resulting...
2022
Surface Source Technology
Stan D. Brasel
Pacific Section of AAPG
... responses of a surface high velocity impact, from near the surface boundary to a depth of 100 feet. These results were recorded at a test site near Stillwater...
1972
Moho, Basin Dynamics, Salt Stock Family Development, and Hydrocarbon System Examples of the North German Basin Revisited by Applying Seismic Common Reflection Surface Processing
Heinz-Juergen Brink, Dirk Gajewski, Mikhail Baykulov, Mi-Kyung Yoon
AAPG Special Volumes
... sediments instead of a high-velocity salt body. The high-velocity body at a depth of about 3 km (1.9 mi) within the center of the salt complex...
2012
Shoestring Sands of Eastern Kansas
John L. Rich
AAPG Bulletin
.... Production is determined entirely by the extent of the sand body. The "string" crosses minor structural features without effect on the production except...
1923
Application of Principle of Differential Settling to Tracing of Lenticular Sand Bodies
John L. Rich
AAPG Bulletin
...., Vol. 14 (1930), pp. 1-24. Idem, "Compaction and Its Effect on Local Structure," Problems of Petroleum Geology (Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol., 1934), pp...
1938
Abstract: How to Improve Location Accuracy When Dealing with Artifacts in Microseismic Event Locations; #90187 (2014)
N. Verkhovtseva
Search and Discovery.com
...; a stacking effect when events form almost a perfect line at a high contrast velocity border; and a sloping effect when events form obvious trends...
2014
Morphology of Ancient Reef Massifs of Permian Near-Urals and Their Oil-Bearing Character
Yu. Ye. Atlasman
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... morphology. See figure 2. Figure 2. Map of local component of top of Famennian Stage of Unva field (distribution of high-producing wells...
2004
Application of Geostatistical Inversion in the Thin Sand Body Prediction: A Case Study in Yangqian 19 Area, Nanxiang Basin
Search and Discovery.com
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Abstract: Application Of Shear Wave Velocities For Pore Pressure Prediction In High Temperature Overpressure Regimes; #90315 (2017)
John Ajesh
Search and Discovery.com
... in porosity-ES relationship is crucial in pore pressure prediction estimation. A common challenge encountered at high temperatures is the high velocity...
2017
Geophysical Prospecting for Oil
Donald C. Barton
AAPG Bulletin
..., the velocity for the lower high-speed bed. By the use of the distance X0 to the point at which the travel time is the same for both wave paths, a formula...
1930
The Canning Basin Symposium: Igneous Intrusions in the North-West Canning Basin and Their Impact on Oil Exploration
S. A. Reeckmann, A. J. Mebberson
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... and diffractions (Figure 3). In places, the relative high velocity of the intrusions results in a velocity 'pull-up' of the underlying sedimentary...
1984
Use of Gravimetry for Direct Exploration for Oil and Gas
I. O. Tsimel’zon
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
...qual 2500 and 500 m, respectively. According to the theory of gravity effect, a disturbing body is distinguished on a map of residual anomalies ...
1959
Physical Processes in the Ocean: Part 2: Relation of Oceanography to Sedimentation: PART 1
R. H. Fleming, Roger Revelle
AAPG Special Volumes
... to their high velocity are accompanied by strong turbulence, and also residual currents of low velocity, which effect continuing transport, both play...
1939
Abstract: Comprehensive Technology for Complex Targets Research with Electromagnetic, Gravity, Magnetic and Seismic Data and its Applications; #90319 (2018)
Zhi Zhao, Dechun Li, Zhao Li
Search and Discovery.com
... of them is not clear. The uneven distribution of the conglomerates with high velocity affects the seismic imaging of deep structures, which results...
2018
A New Method of Making the Thickness Map of the Shallow Sand Body Constrained by Seismic Attribute, #42092 (2017).
Ming Jun, Zhou Xuefeng, Liu Xuetong, Pan Yong, Li Wenbin
Search and Discovery.com
... of the river makes the sand bodies overlap with each other, and the combination of sandtone and mudstone varies laterally. The velocity of the sand body...
2017
Chapter 10-part 3: 3-D Depth Image Interpretation
William L. Abriel, Joseph P. Stefani, Robert D. Shank, David C. Bartel
AAPG Special Volumes
... more accurate than time imaging. As a result, depth imaging is fast becoming the process of choice in areas of high velocity complexity. But along...
2011
Downstream Changes In Alluvial Architecture: An Exploration of Controls on Channel-stacking Patterns
Paul L. Heller , Chris Paola :
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... the case where avulsion is purely controlled by local conditions ("local avulsion"); (3) where channel-belt sand body thickness is constant versus...
1996