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Mapping Shallow Horizons with Reflection Seismograph

L. C. Pakiser , D. R. Mabey , R. E. Warrick

AAPG Bulletin

... there is a "wipeout" or disturbed period of 0.1 second or more following the first (direct) energy arrivals during which no useful information can be recorded...

1954

Oscillation Sand Ripples Generated by Laboratory Apparatus

Martin C. Miller , Paul D. Komar

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and development of oscillation ripples is important to the understanding of such phenomena as sand transport under waves, wave attenuation...

1980

Limitations on Resolution of Seismic Reflections and Geologic Detail Derivable from Them: Section 1. Fundamentals of Stratigraphic Interpretation of Seismic Data

Robert E. Sheriff

AAPG Special Volumes

... geology. Velocity filtering and the redundancy provided by recording with high degrees of multiplicity permit the attenuation of many types...

1977

A Stratigraphic Interpretation of Shear and Compressional Wave Seismic Data for the Pennsylvanian Morrow Formation of Southeastern New Mexico: Chapter 13

M. D. McCormack, M. G. Justice, W. W. Sharp

AAPG Special Volumes

...: Geophysics, v. 49, p. 509-520. McDonal, F. J., et al, 1958, Attenuation of shear and compressional waves in Pierre Shale: Geophysics, v. 23, p. 421-439...

1985

Salt Diapirism in Southern Iran

M. A. Ala

AAPG Bulletin

... of the plugs in relation to regional tectonics in the Persian Gulf basin. A useful contribution was made by Gansser (1960), who reviewed the geology of salt...

1974

Predictive Isopach Mapping of Gas Sands from Seismic Impedance: Modeled and Empirical Cases from Ship Shoal Block 134 Field

Robert D. Woock , Alan R. Kin

AAPG Bulletin

... of A are useful zones for correlating gas-sand thickness to relative (reflected) energy. Impedance data will (in theory) avoid these limitations...

1987

An approach to reduce exploration risk using spectral decomposition, prestack inversion, and seismic facies classification

Carlos Jesus, Wagner Moreira Lupinacci, Patricia Takayama, Joana Almeida, and Danilo Jotta Ariza Ferreira

AAPG Bulletin

... al., 2005), and attenuation estimation and correction (Lupinacci and Oliveira, 2015), therefore helping to decrease uncertainties encountered during...

2020

A cross-shape deep Boltzmann machine for petrophysical seismic inversion

Son Dang Phan and Mrinal K. Sen

AAPG Bulletin

... and intensity change due to the high-frequency attenuation when traveling through the subsurface (Yilmaz, 2001). Meanwhile, the reflectivity series...

2022

Conclusions

David M. Rubin

Special Publications of SEPM

... by cyclic flow fluctuations is useful for determining flow velocities. Cyclic cross-bedding produced by superimposed bedforms is useful for determining flow...

1987

An Upper Ordovician Coral Fauna From the Lower Mackenzie River Area, Northwest Territories [Abstract]

R. L. Borden

CSPG Bulletin

.... The genus Manipora and Catenipora are described at some length. It is concluded that they are both valid and useful genera. End_of_Record - Last...

1964

Size Distribution of Gravels

K. O. Emery

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... gravels from streams and alluvial fans. The difference is sufficiently great that sorting may be a useful supplementary means of determining...

1954

Size Distribution of Gravels.: ABSTRACT

K. O. Emery

AAPG Bulletin

... better sorted than gravels from streams and alluvial fans. The difference is sufficiently great that sorting may be a useful supplementary means...

1953

Application of Transport Equations to Groundwater Systems: Discussion

John Bredehoeft

AAPG Special Volumes

... million chloride in the most contaminated areas. Such water is useful for paper processing. You can use it in a mill for washing logs and this sort...

1972

Seismological Signal Processing: ABSTRACT

Milo M. Backus

AAPG Bulletin

... linear filtering for the reversal of signal alteration resulting from the seismic propagation path provides useful results in earthquake analysis...

1965

Paleoenvironmental Variation Curves and Paleoeustatics: ABSTRACT

Lee A. Smith

AAPG Bulletin

... controlling factors in the ancient environments. Detected cyclical phenomena are useful as aids to correlation. Separate relative paleo-water-depth...

1965

Optimum Use of Gravity in Exploration: ABSTRACT

Frederick E. Romberg

AAPG Bulletin

... are presented for determining whether gravity will be useful in a particular case. The elements of optimum field practice are listed. Interpretation...

1965

Environmental Significance of Physical Attributes of Calcareous Sedimentary Particles: ABSTRACT

Orrin H. Pilkey, Blake W. Blackwelder, Larry J. Doyle, Ernest L. Estes

AAPG Bulletin

... such as the degree of aging of shells, particle roundness, particle staining, and shell fragmentation are particularly useful in interpretation of shelf...

1969

Significance of Framework Dissolution in Interpreting Sandstone Provenance: ABSTRACT

G. Shanmugam

AAPG Bulletin

... the dissolved portion of a framework grain as a grain, rather than as porosity, while point counting. This should be useful in interpreting original...

1985

Abstract: Application of Ash Beds in Petroleum Systems Analysis; #90282 (2016)

Daniel Minisini

Search and Discovery.com

... in several source rocks. They appear as horizons 1 centimeter thick, on average, and may represent 2-6% of the stratigraphy. Bentonites are useful...

2016

Geologic and Geochemical Controls on Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (NORM) in Produced Water from Oil, Gas, and Geothermal Operations

R. Stephen Fisher

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

..., R. L., and Raabe, O. G. (1978). Recoiling alpha-emitting nuclei: Mechanisms for uranium-series disequilibrium. Geochem Cosmochim Acta, 42, 973–978...

1998

Some applications of isotope geochemistry for determining sources of stray carbon dioxide gas

Christopher D. Laughrey, Fred J. Baldassare

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

... uninhabitable. The CO2 is primarily anthropogenic, although the specific source is commonly uncertain. Carbon isotope geochemistry provides the most useful...

2003

High-Resolution Stratigraphy of the lower portion of the Green River Formation at Raven Ridge and Red Wash Field, NE Uinta Basin, Utah, Colorado, USA: Facies and Stratigraphic Patterns in a High-Gradient, High-Energy Lacustrine System

James M. Borer

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... of Sedimentologists, no. 13, p. 199–221. Ruble, T.E., 1996, Geochemical investigation of the mechanisms of hydrocarbon generation and accumulation in the Uinta Basin...

2016

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