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Grain-Surface Textures of Late Wisconsinan Sands from the Canadian Beaufort Shelf

Philip R. Hill , Odette C. Nadeau

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and relatively poorly sorted (Fig. 3c, d, e) than the Uviluk sands. The Koakoak sample has a more pronounced fine-sand/silt tail (Fig. 3e). Quartz...

1984

Sedimentology of the La Gorce Formation, La Gorce Mountains, Antarctica

J. H. Smit, Edmund Stump

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... fraction within the sediment (e.g., coarse-tail grading; large, floating clasts). The La Gorce sediments are free of coarse material except...

1986

Variations in Density of V-Shaped Impact Pits on Quartz Grains, with Size of Grains, Intertidal Sands, Bay of Fundy

G. V. Middleton, C. A. Kassera

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and A populations in the proportion 12:88, and it can be seen that the fit to the measured size istribution is good, except at the fine tail. FIG. 3...

1987

Silica Diagenesis in Accreted Eocene Siliceous Rocks (Horizon Ac) on Barbados

D. K. Larue , C. W. Gortner , R. Torrini, Jr.

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... but are not packed as densely as in T layers. Parallel laminations, coarse-tail grading, scour features, and load and flame structures indicate...

1987

A Fluid Inclusion Study of Quartz-Cemented Sandstones from Offshore Mid-Norway--Possible Evidence for Continued Quartz Cementation During Oil Emplacement

Olav Walderhaug

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in the tail of the distribution being spurious and the uncertainty in determination of formation temperature have to be kept in mind. However...

1990

Three-Dimensional Antidunes as HCS Mimics in a Fluvial Sandstone: The Pennsylvanian South Bar Formation Near Sydney, Nova Scotia

Brian R. Rust, Martin R. Gibling

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... reticulate arrays of rooster-tail antidunes. These arrays were observed where flow expanded downstream from a channel constriction (Gustavson 1974, fig. 11A...

1990

Use of Bulk Chemical Analyses in Stratigraphic Correlation of Sandstones: An Example from the Statfjord Nord Field, Norwegian Continental Shelf

S.N. Ehrenberg, E. Siring

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... A) and base 10 logarithm of wt.% MgO B) in Upper Jurassic and Middle Jurassic samples from well 14. The wt.% MgO distributions are negatively skewed (tail...

1992

Tidal Lagoon Sediments on the Mississippi Delta: Part 3. Deposits Associated with Strand Line

W. C. Krumbein

AAPG Special Volumes

... in the environment. The median values average about =3 (diameter=1/8 mm.). Type II curves are predominantly sandy, but they carry a "tail" of silt and clay...

1939

The Bosporus: Water

Charles G. Gunnerson , Erdogan Ozturgut

AAPG Special Volumes

... passed through the rocks with a loss of only a few tail feathers. While the islands were still on the rebound, the Argonauts rowed mightily...

1974

Graded Bedding in Recent Black Sea Turbidites: A Textural Approach: Sediments

Dan C. Jipa

AAPG Special Volumes

... positive values indicate a predominant coarse mode with a tail of fine grains. Kurtosis values show a large spread (from 0.63 to 0.87), indicating...

1974

Gravel and Sand Flotation: A Sediment Dispersal Process Important in Certain Nearshore Marine Environments

Per Moller, Olafur Ingolfsson

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., interbedded with very thin and more or less continuous sand partings and/or pebble stringers (Moller et al. 1992) deposited by fallout from the tail of the flow...

1994

Cathodoluminescence at Low Fe and Mn Concentrations: A Sims Study of Zones in Natural Calcites

Martine M. Savard , Jan Veizer , Richard Hinton

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... threshold for energy filtering was determined at the beginning and end of every analysis by measuring the position of the low-energy tail (10...

1995

Statistical Analysis of Bed-Thickness Patterns in a Turbidite Section from the Great Valley Sequence, Cache Creek, Northern California

Christopher J. Murray , Donald R. Lowe, Stephan A. Graham, Paul A. Martinez , Jianjun Zeng, Alan R. Carroll , Ronadh Cox , Marc Hendrix , Christoph Heubeck , Donald Miller, Ian W. Moxon , Edward Sobel , Johannes Wendebourg , Thomas Williams

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in the upper tail of the bed-thickness distribution (Fig. 8B) at a thickness of about 250 cm. The plot suggests that the thickest turbidit s are somewhat thinner...

1996

Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Petrographic Techniques to Understand the Textural Attributes and Porosity Distribution in Macaronichnus-Burrowed Sandstone

Murray K. Gingras, Bryce MacMillan, Bruce J. Balcom, Tom Saunders, S. George Pemberton

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... the location of the worms "tail" or pygidium). The sweeping motion is shown with the longer, curved arrow. These worms are known modern analogs...

2002

Pore Studies of Highly Indurated Appalachian Rocks

W. Cullen Sherwood , Jinn Huie Huang

AAPG Bulletin

...) is somewhat less sharp than that shown in Figure 4, and it also has a sweeping tail to the right caused by the presence of larger pores. Three of the samples...

1969

A "Sigsbee Knoll" in Early Tertiary Bay of Biscay and Associated Turbidity Currents

Jorg Hanisch

AAPG Bulletin

.... This load which normally forms the "tail" of a current and moves with a considerably lower velocity seems to have been partially stopped at the rise...

1978

Statistical Appraisal of Seismic Prospects in Louisiana-Texas Outer Continental Shelf

John C. Davis , John W. Harbaugh

AAPG Bulletin

... in its upper tail, the prospect appraisal may be seriously in error. If statistical relationships similar to those shown here for the Pleistocene...

1983

Buried-Hill Discoveries of the Damintun Depression in North China (1)

TONG XIAOGUANG and HUANG ZUAN

AAPG Bulletin

... nonsolid mud systems. Wells are completed with a tail pipe. The edges and bottom parts of the reservoirs have been flooded with water at 20 degrees C...

1991

Size distribution and dynamics of oil and gas field discoveries in petroleum basins

Alexey E. Kontorovich, Viktor I. Dyomin, Valery R. Livshits

AAPG Bulletin

... to predict reliably the sizes of the largest pools in a basin (the right-hand tail of the distribution). This fact should be considered in the exploration...

2001

Comparison of petroleum resource assessments of China by the U.S. Geological Survey and the China National Petroleum Assessment Team

Chenglin Liu, Changbo Che, Jie Zhu, Hulin Yang, Wenping Liu, Wei Zhao

AAPG Bulletin

... of undiscovered oil and gas accumulations: Does the tail wag the assessment?: Mathematical Geology, v. 34, no. 6, p. 767777, doi:10.1023/A...

2012

Challenge the Paradigm Part 1: HCS - Storm Wave Bedform or Deep Water Antidune

Dennis Meloche

Search and Discovery.com

..., coarse-tail graded Bouma Ta formed by internal hydraulic jump of the turbidity current?; Sedimentary Geology V. 219, pp. 1–6. Prave, A.R. and Duke...

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Ranges Path to Discovery and Commercialization of the Marcellus Shale - The Largest Producing Gas Field in the United States; #110165 (2013)

Jeffrey Ventura

Search and Discovery.com

... by the tail AAPG Convention – May 2013 24 Key Lesson #3 – DO THE RIGHT THING  Early on, “best engineering practices” exceeded existing state...

2013

Diagenesis Severely Modified Reservoir Characteristics: A Unique Carbonate Reservoir from Alur Siwah Field, Indonesia; #20203 (2013)

Ricardo Maranu, Ismail Syarifuddin, Erham Adhitiawan, Nadia Nurul, Miftahurochman Miftahurochman, Ferry Baskaraputra, Luqman Luqman, Yudi Yanto, and Joan Lumban Tobing

Search and Discovery.com

.... This is expressed by a North-South fault with various vertical displacements that extended to the south, the Alur Kacang prospect, as a horse-tail...

2013

California and Other Modern Basin Floor Seismo-Turbidite Sedimentology: Implications for Active Tectonic Margin Stratigraphy and Reservoirs; #50814 (2014)

Hans C. Nelson, Chris Goldfinger, and Julia Gutierrez Pastor

Search and Discovery.com

... 10 cm Turbidite mud tail Sand pulse or stack Sand pulse or stack Sand pulse or stack 30 cm CONTINUOUS UPWARD GRADATION OF SAND TEXTURE & INTERNAL...

2013

Variability of Oil and Gas Well Productivities for Continuous (Unconventional) Petroleum Accumulations; #80281 (2013)

Ronald R. Charpentier and Troy A. Cook

Search and Discovery.com

... and for shale gas, and how coalbed gas generally has much lower means (but a high tail). Eliminating the coalbed-gas outlier changes this little. Figure 13 shows...

2013

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