Sedimentary Facies Analysis (IAS Special Publication, No. 22)

Cover......Page 1
Frontmatter......Page 2
Dedication......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Preface......Page 8
Harold G. Reading......Page 9
Introduction......Page 11
Clastic Facies Analysis......Page 13
Alluvial palaeogeography of the Guaritas depositional sequence of southern Brazil......Page 14
Sedimentology of a transgressive, estuarine sand complex:
the Lower Cretaceous Woburn Sands (Lower Greensand),
southern England......Page 28
An incised valley in the Cardium Formation at Ricinus, Alberta:
reinterpretation as an estuary fill......Page 58
Gravelly shoreface and beachface deposits......Page 86
The return of 'The Fan That Never Was':
Westphalian turbidite systems in the Variscan Culm Basin:
Bude Formation (southwest England)......Page 111
Depositional controls on
iron formation associations in Canada......Page 146
Facies models in volcanic terrains:
time's arrow versus time's cycle......Page 166
Tectonics and Sedimentation......Page 203
Coarse-grained lacustrine fan-delta deposits (Pororari Group) of the northwestern South Island, New Zealand: evidence for Mid-Cretaceous rifting......Page 204
Sedimentation and tectonics of a synrift succession:
Upper Jurassic alluvial fans and palaeokarst
at the late Cimmerian unconformity,
western Cameros Basin, northern Spain......Page 225
The use of geochemical data in determining the provenance
and tectonic setting of ancient sedimentary successions:
the Kalvag Melange, western Norwegian Caledonides......Page 243
Differential subsidence and preservation potential of
shallow-water Tertiary sequences, northern Gulf Coast Basin, USA......Page 271
Sequence and Seismic Stratigraphy
in Facies Analysis......Page 288
Seismic-stratigraphical analysis of large-scale ridge-trough sedimentary structures in the Late Miocene to Early Pliocene of the central North Sea......Page 289
Millstone Grit cyclicity revisited, II:
sequence stratigraphy and sedimentary responses
to changes of relative sea-level......Page 308
Facies Analysis in
Reservoir Sedimentology......Page 331
Productive Middle East clastic oil and gas reservoirs: their depositional settings and origins of their hydrocarbons......Page 332
The evolution of Oligo-Miocene fluvial sand-body geometries
and the effect on hydrocarbon trapping:
Widuri field, west Java Sea......Page 356
Index......Page 382