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Recent Marine Sediments of Gulf of California: PART 2
Tjeerd H. van Andel
AAPG Special Volumes
..., and it varies with the degree of exposure, fetch of waves, and current pattern . The effect of all factors of the geologic setting is clearly discernible...
1964
High-resolution seismic imaging of shallow karstified carbonate overburden offshore Indonesia
Xiaobo Li, Yonghe Guo, Yi Xie, Barry Hung, Ilham Panggeleng, M. R. Husni Sahidu, Sarah Putri
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... of the targeted carbonate layer and the sampling limitation of the Ocean-Bottom Cable (OBC) acquisition, is a solution that handles the associated...
2022
Use of Aquifer Stratigraphy for Building Numerical Models of Ground-Water Flow: Case Study of the Heterogeneous Gulf Coast Aquifer in Matagorda and Wharton Counties, Texas
Alan R. Dutton
GCAGS Transactions
.... Figure 4. Comparison of simulated and "observed" prepumping or steady-state values of hydraulic head in upper Chicot aquifer (layer 2). End_Page 187...
1994
Underpressure in Mesozoic and Paleozoic rock units in the Midcontinent of the United States
Philip H. Nelson, Nicholas J. Gianoutsos, and Ronald M. Drake II
AAPG Bulletin
... in a head value that would be 30 m (100 ft) too high. The effect of variable hydrocarbon columns results in an upward bias that is randomly distributed...
2015
West Texas Geological Society 1993 Fall Symposium
Julie Gibbs, David Cromwell
West Texas Geological Society
..., Texas. 2. The effect of Cenozoic basin development: Water Resources Research, v. 23, p. 1494-1504. Sofer, Zvi, and Gat, J. R., 1972, Activities...
1993
Unique Mud Banks, Kerala, Southwest India: GEOLOGIC NOTES
R. R. Nair
AAPG Bulletin
... effect of the mud suspension on the incident waves. It was the extraordinary calming effect that the banks exert in the roughest weather that led...
1976
The Fills and Stratigraphic Sequences in the Qiantangjiang Incised Paleovalley, China
Guijia Zhang, Congxian Li
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... a flood asymmetry. The effect of waves is much less important because the densely distributed archipelago (Fig. 1) limits the maximum effective depth...
1996
Revealing the Shallow Hazards and Shallow Overburden Geology of Ubadari Gas-Field Using Integrated Geophysical, Geological, and Geotechnical Model
Sarah Putri, Stevy Wospakrik, Ilham Panggeleng, Marlon Nauw
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... and infrastructures, damage to the reputation and injury and death. The presence of seabed features such as sand waves, scours and anthropomorphic...
2023
Abstract: The Sequence Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Controls on Microbial Carbonates of the Carbonate-evaporite Dominated Late Carboniferous (Moscovian) Paradox Basin, Southeastern Utah; #90153 (2012)
Gianniny, Gary L., Daniel J. Powers, Shannon M. Boesch, Amanda A. Peterson, and Jordan Van Sickle
Search and Discovery.com
... currents or trade wind driven waves. This within sequence progradation may produce reservoir compartmentalization with highly cemented, lower permeability...
2012
A Modern Evaporite Deposit in Mexico
Fred B Phleger
AAPG Bulletin
... the head of the lagoon. Tide ranges average about 1.5 m and have a maximum of about 2.7 m at the lagoon inlet. Some maximum tide ranges appear to be greater...
1969
Edestus, the Strangest Shark? First Report from New Mexico, North American Paleobiogeography, and a New Hypothesis on Its Method of Predation
Wayne M. Itano
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... teeth were used to disable prey with a slicing action carried out with a vertical motion of the head, with jaws fixed relative to each other...
2014
History of Hutchison Embayment Tidal Flat, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Gregory M. Hagan, Brian W. Logan
AAPG Special Volumes
... through postmortem accumulation and modification of the physical environment. Physical factors (waves and tidal currents) and salinity also have...
1974
A Practical Method for Optimizing Electric Submersible Pump Designs in High Viscosity Crudes
G. C. Bihn, A. N. E. Sumantri, E. H. Utomo, G. P. D'Silva
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... be calculated by detemining the actual head produced by the pump as calculated with the downhole sensor. Our studies indicate that the number...
1988
Spur and Groove Formation on the Florida Reef Tract
Eugene Shinn
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... modifies its growth form so that the branches can accommodate the forward thrust of impinging waves. The branches become oriented in the direction of wave...
1963
Outstanding Features of Petroleum Development in America
David White
AAPG Bulletin
... (FOOTNOTE 4) that the fire that had been taken from the altar and hidden in a deep dry pit by the priests was found long afterward, by the sons...
1935
Fluviatile Obstacle Marks from the Wadis of the Negev (Southern Israel)
Iaakov Karcz
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...., AND WALKER, W. S., 1951, The effect on transition of isolated surface excrescences in the boundary layer: Rept. Mem. Aero. Res. Coun. London...
1968
Sediment characteristics of some Nova Scotian beaches
Edward Bryant
Atlantic Geology
... fountains under breaking waves in the surf zone, and longshore currents feeding into rips. These mechanisms add a suspension component to sediment...
1983
Comparisons of Upper Devonian and Lower Silurian Tight Formations in Pennsylvania--Geological and Engineering Characteristics
Christopher D. Laughrey, John A. Harper
AAPG Special Volumes
...., 168 p. BRETT, C. E., 1982, Stratigraphy and facies relationships of Silurian (Wenlockian) Rochester Shale: layer-cake geology reinterpreted (abs...
1986
Inverse Grading Resulting from Coarse-sediment Transport Lag
Bryce M. Hand
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... is supposed to become stratified, with particle size increasing upward; "freezing" of this traction carpet yields an inversely graded layer...
1997
Anatomy of Margin Basins
D. S. Gorsline
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...., Champaign, Illinois, 102 p. COOK, D. O., AND D. S. GORSLINE, 1972, Field observations of sand transport by shoaling waves: Marine Geology, v. 13, p...
1978
Sedimentation and Tidal-Flat Development, Nilemah Embayment, Shark Bay, Western Australia
Raymond G. Brown, Peter J. Woods
AAPG Special Volumes
... into the supratidal flat to the beach ridges. A further effect of storm action arises from the configuration of the coast (Fig. 3). Storm waves traveling from...
1974
Miocene of Caliente Range and Environs, California
J. E. Eaton , U. S. Grant , H. B. Allen
AAPG Bulletin
..., erosion, slides, and alluvial debris have obliterated or hidden stretches near its mouth, both heads, and intermittently between these points...
1941
Marine Isotope Stage 6 Canyon and Spillover Deposits of the Bryant and Eastern Canyon Systems, Northwest Gulf of Mexico: Importance of Fine-Grained Turbidites on a Delta-Fed Prograding Slope
Efthymios K. Tripsanas, William R. Bryant, Niall C. Slowey, Jin Wook Kim
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... settle on the seafloor only as aggregates (Kranck 1975; Krone 1993; Winterwerp 2002). The effect of the cyclic reduction of the boundary-layer shear...
2006
Primary Sedimentary Structures Formed by Turbidity Currents and Related Resedimentation Mechanisms
John E. Sanders
Special Publications of SEPM
... current showing that even many metcrs behind the head of the flow the deeper invisible layer was still moving forward to supply the frontal portions...
1960
Abstract: Sensitivity Analysis and Application of Time-lapse Full Waveform Inversion: Synthetic Testing, and Field Data Example for Monitoring An Underground Gas Blowout, The North Sea, Norway; #90254 (2016)
Hadi Balhareth, Martin Landro
Search and Discovery.com
... of the full waveform inversion (FWI) technique is paving the way for robustly incorporating head waves as well as diving waves into reservoir...
2016