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3 Enhancing SEM Grayscale Images through Pseudocolor Conversion: Examples from Eagle Ford, Haynesville, and Marcellus Shales

Wayne K. Camp, Barry Wawak

AAPG Special Volumes

... surfaces. Deformed clay layers surrounding a spherical pyrite framboid are clearly observed in the grayscale image (Figure 5a). Figure 5. Secondary...

2013

Chamosite in the Recent Sediments of Loch Etive, Scotland

Vera Rohrlich , N. B. Price, S. E. Calvert

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...) contain approximately 50 percent by weight light gray to green, spherical to ovoid fecal pellets ranging in size from 50-200 microns. The remainder...

1969

Petrography of the Sirban Limestone of Riasi, Jammu Province, Jammu and Kashmir State

M. R. Sharma, S. P. Krishnaswami

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in the carbonate rocks indicates: (1) calcite with 30 percent MgCO3 (Friedman, 1967) or about 12.7 percent MgO; (2) dolomite with 12 molecule percent excess...

1969

The "Sawdust Sand"--An Eocene Sediment of Floccule Origin

Wayne A. Pryor, William A. Vanwie

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., and rate of interparticulate collision caused by turbulence. The floccules thus formed are roughly spherical in shape, of low density, with high water...

1971

Clay-Mineral Diagenesis Within Interlaminated Shales and Sandstones

David P. Bucke, Jr. , Charles J. Mankin

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... In addition, a split portion of each sample was size-fractioned (equivalent spherical diameter) by settling techniques based upon Stokes' Law (Folk, 1965, p...

1971

Appendix A: Considerations for Optimum 3-D Survey Design, Acquisition and Processing

R. Malcolm Lansley

AAPG Special Volumes

... in excess of 2000 m, and for these water depths special processing techniques have been developed for managing the ghost effects. The source ghost...

2011

Downstream Changes in Shape in the Pebble Morphometry of the Tambo River, Eastern Victoria

Albert Goede

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in excess of 1500 m. Flat land is limited to discontinuous stretches of floodplain and river terraces developed where the river passes through more erodible...

1975

Rate of Dissolution of Carbonate Sediments by Microboring Organisms, Davies Reef, Australia

Alexander W. Tudhope, Michael J. Risk

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... to and in excess of 5,000 m (Zeff 1977). Experimental work in modern environments has illustrated how swiftly and extensively substrates (chips of Iceland spar...

1985

Calcium Carbonate Production by Epibionts on Thalassia in Florida Bay

John E. Nelsen, Jr. , Robert N. Ginsburg

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... Sed. Petrology, v. 45, p. 763-786. OPPENHIEMER, C. H., 1961, Note on the formation of spherical aragonite bodies in the presence of bacteria from...

1986

Traction-Carpet Stratification in Turbidites-Fact or Fiction?

Richard N. Hiscott

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of large spherical particles between concentric cylinders: Journal of Fluid Mechanics, v. 127, p. 453-472. SAVAGE, S.B., AND SAYED, M., 1984, Stresses...

1994

Modified-grain-flow Deposits from the Upper Cretaceous Vallcarga Formation, South-Central Pyrenees, Spain

Jeroen D. Schuppers, Allard W. Martinius

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... include those in which a dense interstitial fluid, overlying current, or excess pore-fluid pressure aids significantly in maintaining the dispersion...

1994

Can Diagenetic Precipitation of Carbonate Nodules Affect Pore-Water Oxygen Isotope Ratios?

Stephen J. Burns

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... a spherical surface of radius a in time t, D is the sediment diffusion coefficient, Cb and Ca are the concentrations of the substance...

1998

Molar-Tooth Carbonates: Shallow Subtidal Facies of the Mid- to Late Proterozoic

Noel P. James, Guy M. Narbonne, Anne G. Sherman

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., in excess of 50% of individual beds and 5-25% of entire formations, is further roughly equivalent to the amount of calcite in calcareous benthic...

1998

Carbonate Grain-Size Distribution in Hemipelagic Sediments from a Laser Particle Sizer: RESEARCH METHODS PAPERS

Alain Trentesaux, Philippe Recourt, Viviane Bout-Roumazeilles, Nicolas Tribovillard

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of algorithms are then used to calculate a grain size distribution curve assuming a spherical shape of the particles. For these instruments, manufacturers...

2001

Authigenic Silicates in Marine Spencer Formation at Corvallis, Oregon

Harold E. Enlows , Keith F. Oles

AAPG Bulletin

...). The concretions generally are spherical and subordinately oblate, with surfaces ranging from smooth to pitted; the maximum diameter is 2.0 cm...

1966

Clay Microporosity in Reservoir Sandstones: An Application of Quantitative Electron Microscopy in Petrophysical Evaluation

Andrew Hurst , Paul H. Nadeau

AAPG Bulletin

... is defined as all particles with a mean spherical diameter (msd) of <2 µm. Clay minerals, however, commonly may be finer grained, for example msd <0.1 µm...

1995

Depositional and Burial Domain Influences on Microporosity Modalities in Carbonaceous Mudstones of the Upper Cretaceous Colorado Group, Western Canada Foreland Basin; #50802 (2013)

Peng Jianga and Burns A. Cheadle

Search and Discovery.com

... preservation of approximately spherical clay aggregate particles in a Lower Belle Fourche Alloformation sample from the eastern backbulge segment...

2013

A Comprehensive Quicklook Petrophysical Method to Log Analysis in Permian Basin Carbonates

George A. Anderson, III, George B. Asquith, Scott Frailey

West Texas Geological Society

.... These parameters also provide indications of excess conductivity in the reservoir that can occur in carbonates when microporous ooids and chert grains...

2002

Sediment Geochemistry of the Lower Jurassic Gordondale Member, Northeastern British Columbia

Daniel J. K. Ross, R. Marc Bustin

CSPG Bulletin

... weight percent). Excess SiO2 (i.e. silica which cannot be accounted for by the aluminosilicate phase) accounts for up to 94% of the SiO2 in the organic...

2006

Spatial Variability of Porosity in Chalk: Comparison of an Outcrop and a North Sea Reservoir

P. Frykman

AAPG Special Volumes

...- to Intermediate-scale VarianceThe model for the vertical semivariogram includes a spherical structure with range 0.20 m (0.66 ft), which accounts for 35...

2006

Morphology of Hydrocarbon Droplets During Migration: Visual Example from the Monterey Formation (Miocene), California

Neal R. O'Brien , Geoffrey D. Thyne , Roger M. Slatt

AAPG Bulletin

... pathways themselves. The small (5-10 µm) diameter droplets are observed to have various shapes that include spherical droplets, amalgamated droplets...

1996

Heavy Mineral Composition of the Cardium Formation, Pembina Oil Field

Martin Halpern

CSPG Bulletin

.... End_Page 311------------------------ Grains show conchoidal fracture and vitreous lustre. Spherical inclusions of probable solid matter (0.004...

1961

Improved Data Analysis and Interpretation Method for Laboratory Determination of Crushed-Sample Shale Gas Permeability

F. Civan, D. Devegowda, R. Sigal

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... formulation of Civan et al. (2012) is now extended for application to transport of gas in spherical-shape crushed rock samples. First, Eq.(3...

2013

Experimental Classification of Solid Carbonate Rocks on a Basis of Microscopic Organic Remains

I. V. Chubinidze

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... of planktonic foraminifera there are also radiolaria and spherical remains of probable organic origin; the latter could also be radiolaria. Upward...

1965

Armoured mud balls revisited

Lawrence H. Tanner

Atlantic Geology

..., on the north shore o f the Minas Basin. Shapes vary from nearly spherical to platy to elongate, with elongate predominant. The mud balls form from the action...

1996

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