The Three-Dimensional Facies Architecture of Terrigenous Clastic Sediments and Its Implications for Hydrocarbon Discovery and Recovery (SEPM Concepts in Sedimentology & Paleontology 3)

The Three-Dimensional Facies Architecture of Terrigenous Clastic Sediments and Its Implications for Hydrocarbon Discovery and Recovery......Page 1
Front matter......Page 2
Contents......Page 3
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROLS ON
THE RECOVERY OF HYDROCARBONS
FROM SANDSTONE RESERVOIRS......Page 4
HIERARCHIES OF ARCHITECTURAL UNITS
IN TERRIGENOUS CLASTIC ROCKS,
AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO SEDIMENTATION RATE......Page 9
FACIES HETEROGENEITY, PAY CONTINUITY, AND INFILL POTENTIAL IN BARRIER-ISLAND, FLUVIAL, AND SUBMARINE-FAN RESERVOIRS: EXAMPLES FROM THE TEXAS GULF COAST AND MIDLAND BASIN......Page 16
PHOTOMOSAICS OF OUTCROPS: USEFUL PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES......Page 25
OUTCROP AND SEMI-REGIONAL
THREE-DIMENSIONAL ARCHITECTURE
AND RECONSTRUCTION OF A PORTION OF THE
EOLIAN PAGE SANDSTONE (JURASSIC)......Page 28
INSIDE AUK - THE ANATOMY OF AN EOLIAN OIL
RESERVOIR......Page 47
SUBSURFACE CHARACTERIZATION OF MESAVERDE
RESERVOIRS IN COLORADO: GEOPHYSICAL AND
RESERVOIR-ENGINEERING CHECKS ON
PREDICTIVE SEDIMENTOLOGY......Page 60
THE LARGE-SCALE ARCHITECTURE OF THE FLUVIAL
WESTWATER CANYON MEMBER, MORRISON
FORMATION (UPPER JURASSIC), SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW
MEXICO......Page 83
VARIATIONS IN FLUVIAL STYLE AS REVEALED BY
ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS, KAYENTA FORMATION,
MESA CREEK, COLORADO, USA: EVIDENCE FOR BOTH
EPHEMERAL AND PERENNIAL FLUVIAL PROCESSES......Page 97
ARCHITECTURAL-FACIES ANALYSIS OF NONMARINE
DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS IN THE UPPER TRIASSIC
CHINLE FORMATION, SOUTHEASTERN UTAH......Page 106
VARIATIONS IN ALLUVIAL ARCHITECTURE ACROSS
THE OLIGO-MIOCENE HUESCA FLUVIAL SYSTEM,
EBRO BASIN, SPAIN......Page 114
FACIES ARCHITECTURE OF A DEVONIAN SOFT-SEDIMENT-DEFORMED ALLUVIAL SEQUENCE, BROKEN RIVER PROVINCE, NORTHEASTERN AUSTRALIA......Page 125
THREE-DIMENSIONAL RESERVOIR ARCHITECTURE OF
A VALLEY-FILL SEQUENCE AND A DELTAIC
AGGRADATIONAL SEQUENCE: INFLUENCES OF MINOR
RELATIVE SEA-LEVEL VARIATIONS (SCALBY
FORMATION, ENGLAND)......Page 136
CENOZOIC FLUVIAL-FACIES ARCHITECTURE AND
AQUIFER HETEROGENEITY, OROVILLE,
CALIFORNIA, SUPERFUND SITE
AND VICINITY......Page 151
CONSTRUCTING A THREE-DIMENSIONAL
ROCK-PROPERTY MODEL OF FLUVIAL SANDSTONES
IN THE PEORIA FIELD, COLORADO......Page 163
FLUVIAL-SANDSTONE RESERVOIRS OF THE
TRAVIS PEAK FORMATION, EAST TEXAS BASIN......Page 175
REGIONAL TO SUBREGIONAL FACIES ARCHITECTURE
OF RIVER-DOMINATED DELTAS IN THE ALBERTA
SUBSURFACE, UPPER CRETACEOUS DUNVEGAN
FORMATION......Page 192
ARCHITECTURAL PATTERNS IN LARGE-SCALE
GILBERT-TYPE DELTA COMPLEXES,
PLEISTOCENE, GULF OF CORINTH, GREECE......Page 210
ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS OF FAN-DELTA
COMPLEX IN PENNSYLVANIAN SANDIA FORMATION,
TAOS TROUGH, NORTHERN NEW MEXICO......Page 220
SEDIMENTOLOGY OF A SEQUENCE BOUNDARY
WITHIN THE NONMARINE TORRIVIO MEMBER,
GALLUP SANDSTONE (CRETACEOUS),
SAN JUAN BASIN, NEW MEXICO......Page 227
EVOLUTION OF MIDDLE EOCENE TIDE-DOMINATED
DELTAIC SANDSTONES, LAGUNILLAS FIELD,
MARACAIBO BASIN, WESTERN VENEZUELA......Page 236
ARCHITECTURE OF MODERN SUBTIDAL DUNES (SAND
WAVES), BAY OF BOURGNEUF, FRANCE......Page 248
SAND BANK AND DUNE FACIES ARCHITECTURE
OF A WIDE INTRACRATONIC SEAWAY:
LATE JURASSIC-EARLY CRETACEOUS
RAUKELV FORMATION, JAMESON LAND,
EAST GREENLAND......Page 264
FACIES CHARACTERIZATION AND ARCHITECTURE
OF A MUDDY SHELF-SANDSTONE COMPLEX:
MANCOS B INTERVAL OF UPPER
CRETACEOUS MANCOS SHALE,
NORTHWEST COLORADO - NORTHEAST UTAH......Page 280
CONTRASTING STYLES OF LATE NEOGENE
DEEP-WATER SANDSTONE DEPOSITION,
OFFSHORE TEXAS......Page 291
ARCHITECTURE OF THE WINTERS SUBMARINE FAN, SACRAMENTO BASIN, CALIFORNIA......Page 299
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