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Seismic Data Obtained Using .50-Caliber Machine Gun as High-Resolution Seismic Source

Michael D. Seeber , Don Steeples

AAPG Bulletin

... of the .50-caliber source is from 30 to 170 Hz, with a dominant frequency of about 100 Hz. The high frequencies are retained deep into the section. Two shots per...

1986

Patterns of Shallow-Marine Deposition, Upper Cretaceous of Northern Colorado: ABSTRACT

L. W. Kiteley, M. E. Field

AAPG Bulletin

...Patterns of Shallow-Marine Deposition, Upper Cretaceous of Northern Colorado: ABSTRACT L. W. Kiteley, M. E. Field 1980 733 733 64 5. (May...

1980

Particulate Organic Matter of Jurassic-Cretaceous "Black Shales" in Deep North Atlantic Ocean: ABSTRACT

Theodora C. Masran

AAPG Bulletin

... matter; (3) marine-derived material is dominant in Cenomanian sediments of all areas; (4) highly degraded gray amorphous matter, indicating low...

1982

Poisson Processes of Carbonate Accumulation on Paleozoic and Holocene Platforms

Bruce H. Wilkinson , Carl N. Drummond , Nathaniel W. Diedrich , Edward D. Rothman

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... hiatuses: Geological Society of America, Bulletin, v. 106, p. 791-802. FIG. 12. Abundance frequencies for lithologic elements exposed...

1999

Migration--A View from the Top

Martin D. Matthews

AAPG Special Volumes

... in special situations. The dominant migration mechanism is as a free phase, rising under the forces of buoyancy within carrier and reservoir rocks...

1996

Abstract: Interferometric Assessment of Clamping Quality of Borehole Geophones; #90224 (2015)

Yoones Vaezi and Mirko van der Baan

Search and Discovery.com

... functions between a reference receiver and other receivers in an array are indicative of the quality of clamping. The dominant contribution of tube waves...

2015

Accelerometer vs. Geophone Response: A Field Case History

Search and Discovery.com

... the dominant frequency, and at frequencies above 100 Hz. At station 5184, this pattern was not evident. Close examination of station 5183 found...

2013

Faunal Succession of Norian (Late Triassic) Level-Bottom Benthos in the Lombardian Basin: Implications for the Timing, Rate, and Nature of the Early Mesozoic Marine Revolution

Lydia S. Tackett, David J. Bottjer

PALAIOS

... samples from Norian shallow marine sequences reveals that the changes in dominant taxa occurred in a gradual manner, and this is also reflected...

2012

Mineralogy, Genesis, and Sources of Surficial Sediments in the Kuwait Marine Environment, Northern Arabian Gulf

D. Al-Bakri, F. Khalaf, A. Al-Ghadban

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...Mineralogy, Genesis, and Sources of Surficial Sediments in the Kuwait Marine Environment, Northern Arabian Gulf D. Al-Bakri, F. Khalaf, A. Al-Ghadban...

1984

Seismic Frequency Bandwidth Constraints in Deepwater Locations

Andrew Long, Iain Buchan

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... and cross-line directions (i.e., the use of high-density 3D acquisition) is critical to avoid the loss of recorded high frequencies during processing...

2004

Testing Periodicity of Depositional Cyclicity, Cisco Group (Virgilian and Wolfcampian), Texas

Wan Yang , Michelle A. Kominz

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of marine and nonmarine carbonate and siliciclastic rocks deposited on the Eastern Shelf, north-central Texas, in Late Pennsylvanian and Early Permian...

1999

Temporal Variability of Suspended Particulate Concentrations in the New York Bight

Robert A. Young, Thomas L. Clarke, Robert Mann, Donald J. P. Swift

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... is present at tidal periods, but tidal currents do not appear to play a dominant role. Processes at lower frequencies dominate all records, and in the two...

1981

The Role of Drilling Predation in Isolated, Nutrient-Poor Ecosystems: First Insights from RAPA Nui, Polynesia

Julieta C. Martinelli, Sandra Gordillo, M. Carla De Aranzamendi, Marcelo M. Rivadeneira

PALAIOS

...), a time when new predators and prey were evolving in marine communities (Vermeij 1977). The drilling frequencies from our findings are more like...

2023

A record of dust deposition in northern, mid-latitude Pangaea during peak icehouse conditions of the late Paleozoic ice age

Andrew J. Oordt, Gerilyn S. Soreghan, Lars Stemmerik, Linda A. Hinnov

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... 13– 19. Hüneke, H., Joachimski, M., Buggisch, W., and Lützner, H., 2001, Marine carbonate facies in response to climate and nutrient level: the Upper...

2020

Recognition of cyclicity in the petrophysical properties of a Maastrichtian pelagic chalk oil field reservoir from the Danish North Sea

Morten Stage

AAPG Bulletin

... consistent cycles at approximately 2 m wavelength, as well as additional frequencies where the relative dominance of the different frequencies differs...

2001

Abstracts: Synthetic Microseismic Files; #90173 (2015)

J. Wong, P. M. Manning, L. Han, and J. B. Bancroft

Search and Discovery.com

... the dominant frequencies in the synthetic seismograms to be 300 Hz or less. These are low compared to frequencies exceeding 500 Hz commonly observed...

2015

Application of high-resolution reflection seismology to eastern Kansas cyclothems

Ralph W. Knapp

Kansas Geological Society

...-frequency data with dominant frequencies of 250 Hz or greater and upper frequency limits of 500 Hz or greater. This band width tunes to the general...

1989

Low Frequency Shadow Zone Analysis Based on CWT Spectral Decomposition: Case Study of South Sumatra Basin

Abdul Haris, I Nengah Suabdi, Erwinsyah, Adriansyah, Abdullah Nurhasan, Ahsanul Khair, Ian A. Kainama

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... of high-frequency energy in the reservoir is predicted as the main factor affecting the low frequency anomaly, which shifts the dominant frequency...

2008

Cycles in Lake Beds of the Triassic Sanford Sub-Basin of North Carolina

Lisa N. HU, Daniel A. Textoris

Special Publications of SEPM

...=fine- and coarse-grained lithic fragments). Groce No. I well. mica schists and fine-grained mica phyllites are the dominant rock fragments...

1996

Dispersal Patterns of Sands in Grays Harbor Estuary, Washington

K. F. Scheidegger , J. B. Phipps

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... estuaries (Meade, 1969), (4) the distinctive mineral assemblages of fluvial as compared with marine sources (Kulm and Byrne, 1967), and (5) the textural...

1976

Mineralogy of Recent Sediments of Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and Some of the Older Detrital Deposits

George Philip

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... mineral species in about the same relative frequencies, characterized by an abundance of iron ores, epidotes, amphiboles and pyroxenes that make more than...

1968

ABSTRACT: SPECTRAL DECOMPOSITION ANALYSIS, SOUTHWEST SOLDADO FIELD, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Sierra, J., Landa, A., Cova, C, Cardinez S., Dharpaul, T. and YoungOn, V.

Geological Society of Trinidad & Tobago

..., based on the dominant frequency of the seismic data. Nevertheless, there still being much information that remains hided in others frequencies...

2007

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