Marine clastic reservoirs: examples and analogues [Libro electrónico] / editors: E. G. Rhodes, T. F. Moslow

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Chapter 1. Stratigraphic analysis of marine clastic reservoirs.. 1. The stratigraphic and paleogeographic context of shoreline-shelf reservoirs.. 2. Systems tracts, seismic facies, and attribute analysis within a sequence-stratigraphic framework-example from the offshore louisiana gulf coast.. 3. Clastic petroleum reservoirs of the late proterozoic and early Paleozoic Amadeus basin, central Australia.. Chapter 2. Perspectives from modern environments.. 4. Tidal inlet reservoirs: insights from modern examples.. 5. The sedimentologic and geomorphologic provinces of the Nile fan.. Chapter 3. Ancient analogues.. 6. Depositional and structural controls on the diagenesis of Lockhart crossing reservoir (Wilcox; gulf coast of Louisiana (U.S.A.. 7. Shelf sandstones of the deep Wilcox trend, central Texas gulf coast.. 8. Facies, reservoirs and stratigraphic framework of the mossoró member (latest cenomanian-earliest turonian in potiguar basin, ne Brazil: an example of a tide and wave dominated delta.. 9. The mossoró sandstone, canto do amaro oil field, late cretaceous of the potiguar basin, Brazil: an example of a tidal inlet-channel reservoir.. 10. Depositional history and performance of a Permian bell canyon sandstone reservoir, ford-Geraldine field, west Texas.. 11. Reservoir character of deep marine sandstones, Inglewood field, Los Angeles basin.. 12. Scales of geologic heterogeneity of a deep-water sand giant oil field, long beach unit, Wilmington field, California.. Index

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Marine Clastic reservoirs provides an integrated perspective to sandstone reservoir description and analysis. It combines analog-oriented methods fromsequence stratigraphy with rigorous stratigraphic and sedimentological description of cores and outcrops to develop a process-based analysis of sandstone facies. Twelve chapters, divided into 3 sections, first describe the specific use of sequence stratigraphy to catalog, identify, andpredict marine clastic reservoir facies. Next they examine the importance ofrigorous sedimentological and geomorphic description. Finally, marine depositional environments from delta systems to deep-sea fans arereviewed to give examples of these improved descriptive and analytical techniques. eng

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