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Size Analysis of Sand by a Sedimentation Technique
David M. Poole
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... be used as suitable approximations for fall rates of grain groups. The settling velocities for groups of grains are 10 to 15 percent faster than those...
1957
Positions of Empty Pelecypod Valves on the Continental Shelf
K. O. Emery
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... 65, p. 527-535. KORNICKER, I., S., WISE, C. D., AND WISE, J. M., 1963, Factors affecting the distribution of opposing mollusk valves: Jour...
1968
Ferro-Magnesian Calcite Cement in Sandstones
A. Jack Nash, Edward D. Pittman
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... published curves based on mole percent MgCO3 are for comparison. End_Page 259------------------------ of the data, respectively. The regression...
1975
Kaolinite-enrichment Beneath Coals; A Modern Analog, Snuggedy Swamp, South Carolina
James R. Staub, Arthur D. Cohen
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... the procedure outlined by Schultz (1964). These estimates are generally considered to be accurate within ±10 percent of the amount present for each major...
1978
Chemical Fingerprinting in Detrital Ilmenite: A Viable Alternative in Provenance Research?
Jeffry D. Grigsby
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... in weight percent oxide as determined by electron probe microanalysis) of homogeneous detrital ilmenite grains from felsic plutonic and volcanic...
1992
Differential Compaction as a Cause of Regional Contemporaneous Faults
Robert E. Carver
AAPG Bulletin
... of factors. He considered that response to loading of a mobile crustal block was the most probable cause. Salt-movement hypotheses, as expressed by Quarles...
1968
Seal and Reservoir Characterization of Upper Slope Fan Lithofacies: Example of High-Frequency Variability, by William C. Dawson, William R. Almon, and S.J. Johansen, #40124 (2004).
Search and Discovery.com
2004
Depositional Environments and Sediments in the Coastal Zone of Prince Edward Island, Canada
Grant A. Bartlett
Atlantic Geology
... may cause an increase or decrease in surface current velocities. INTRODUCTION The coastal (marginal marine) zone includes over 80 percent of the prime...
1977
Understanding the Spacing, Completions, and Geological Influences on Decline Rates and B Values
Dillon Niederhut, Alexander Cui, Connor Macalla, Jason Reed
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... that analyze differences to reservoir responses to completion designs, but these are typically described in terms of changes in EUR, or in terms of percent...
2022
Preliminary Evaluations Applicable to Predicting the Probability of Occurrence for Compaction and Subsidence Resulting from Fluid Withdrawal in Unconsolidated Shallow Sands: Section VI. Recovery
F. E. Ashford, Y. Ghoniem
AAPG Special Volumes
... as compaction or subsidence factors, may be classified in terms of reservoir geology, sedimentology, petrophysics, and production. The results may...
1987
Clay Mobility in Landslides, Ventura, California
Paul F. Kerr , Robert A. Stroud , Isabella M. Drew
AAPG Bulletin
... about 345 acres, or 45 percent, of the eastern producing area of the Ventura Avenue oil field, California. In operations which extended over about 45...
1971
Opaque Minerals as Aids in Distinguishing Between Source and Sorting Effects on Beach-sand Mineralogy in Southwestern Oregon
Gretchen Luepke
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
...., AND DACHILLE, FRANK, 1972, An analysis of factors controlling deviation in hydraulic equivalence in some modern sands: Jour. Sed. Petrology, v. 42, p...
1980
Relationships among Vertical Accretion, Coastal Submergence, and Erosion in a Louisiana Gulf Coast Marsh
R. D. DeLaune, R. H. Baumann, J. G. Gosselink
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
.... A., 1963, Factors influencing vascular plant zonation in North Carolina salt marshes: Ecology, v. 44, p. 445-456. BAUMANN, R. H., 1980, Mechanisms...
1983
Performance of the Handil Water Injection Scheme
Alibi
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... varying between 98 ft (30 m) and 164 ft (50 m) separated by thin clay layers. The sand is clean, loose with porosity ranging from 30 to 40 percent...
1982
The Anadarko Basin--A Regional Petroleum Accumulation--A Model for Future Exploration and Development
Gerhard W. Hill Jr.,, Robey H. Clark
Oklahoma City Geological Society
... majority of all the fields of this sequence produce from traps dominated by structural aspects. For example, (Chart A) 11 percent of the gross ultimate...
1982
Late Cenozoic Basalt Types in the Western Grand Canyon Region
M. G. Best, W. H. Brimhall
Utah Geological Association
... representation of the lavas in the region, mainly because of several adverse logistic and geologic factors. At most sites four fresh chunks of rock...
1970
Performance Parameters: Selected Rocky Mountain Unconventional Gas Reservoirs
Philip H. Stark, Leta K. Smith
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... percent per year in order to meet the EIA’s projections. New technologies, expanded exploration, increased drilling, efficient regulatory processes...
2005
The Relict Nature of the Sediments and Submarine Topography Off Alligator Harbor, Florida
E. M. Hopkins, H. G. Goodell, S. A. Chesser, J. P. May, D. J. Poche
GCAGS Transactions
... of the size distribution as well as the percentage of pebbles, sand, and mud. The moment measures, together with coordinate map information, depth, percent...
1969
Geopressures and Secondary Porosity in the Deep Jurassic of Mississippi
Calvin A. Parker
GCAGS Transactions
... a salt core in the basin. Jones (1967) considers osmotic forces across clay beds as one of many factors responsible for geopressures in the Gulf Coast...
1974
Foraminiferal Stratigraphy and Paleoecology of the Blufftown Formation (Santonian-Campanian) of Georgia and Eastern Alabama
Rashel N. Rosen
GCAGS Transactions
... a three-fold purpose: (1) to evaluate the age and regional correlation of the Blufftown Formation; (2) to determine the environmental factors that have...
1985
Preliminary Evaluation of a Core Scintillation Counter for Bulk Density Measurement in Marine Sediment Cores
Chester Brier , Robert Bennin , Peter A. Rona
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... sample. The following data were tabulated for each material: (1) average value of the counts for the 20 intervals, and (2) percent deviation from...
1969
Plagioclase Feldspar As An Indicator Of Provenance In Sedimentary Rocks
Edward D. Pittman
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... of the plagioclase based on this property because the feldspar in the potential source areas was so varied. FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED IN THE USE OF PLAGIOCLASE...
1970
Response Characteristics of an Ebb-Dominated Tidal Inlet Channel
Duncan M. Fitzgerald, Dag Nummedal
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... 670 percent during an average tidal cycle. At high tide, the large water surface of the marsh is responsible for inefficient exchange of water through...
1983
Reservoirs of Mesozoic Sediments of Central Karakum Oil-Gas Region
S. A. Amanov
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... and consist of sands, sandstone, and siltstone. Gross pay is 28-97 m, and net pay is 14-31 m. Porosity is 17-33 percent, and permeability is 0.043-1.48 md...
1992
A Future with Fewer Carbon Emissions; #120032 (2009)
Rod Nelson
Search and Discovery.com
.... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Currently coal, oil, and gas provide 83 percent of OECD energy supply. Oil supplies 41 percent, gas 22 percent...
2009