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Accumulation Rates of Carbonate Platforms

The Journal of Geology, 1993
The growth potential of carbonate platforms, i.e., the maximum rate at which they can aggrade vertically, is difficult to assess. To estimate the growth potential from the conservative side and search for variations with time, we have compiled published accumulation rates from the Phanerozoic. Accumulation rates vary in a pattern, with maximum rates up
Hemmo Bosscher, Wolfgang Schlager
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Carbonate platforms as systems

Géologie Méditerranéenne, 1994
Masse Jean-Pierre. Carbonate platforms as systems. In: Géologie Méditerranéenne. Tome 21, numéro 3-4, 1994. Perimediterranean carbonate platforms. First International Meeting. Marseille – France (5-8 septembre 1994) sous la direction de Jean-Pierre Masse. pp. 125-126.
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Types of carbonate platforms : a genetic approach

Géologie Méditerranéenne, 2001
ABSTRACTMany types of carbonate platforms have been described, from homoclinal ramps to rimmed shelves and a full spectrum of variations in between; the distinction between these different types can be problematic. Nevertheless, classification of carbonate platforms is not just a semantic or academic issue.
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Computer Simulation of Carbonate Platform

Journal of Geological Education, 1995
A computer program called CARBOSIM has been coded in QBASIC for use in a classroom environment to aid in the teaching of carbonate sedimentation. CAEBOSIM simulates the development of carbonate platforms with four factors: (1) subsidence, (2) eustatic sea-level change, (3) carbonate production, and (4) sediment removal/distribution.
Samuel J. Rogers, David C. Kopaska-Merkel, Jen-Ho Fang   +2 more
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Biomass-derived hydrothermal carbonization carbon: a carbon-negative photocatalytic platform

Bioresource Technology
Biomass is a carbon-neutral resource, as its organic carbon is derived from atmospheric CO2. Hydrothermal carbonization offers an economical and environmentally sustainable method for converting biomass into hydrothermal carbonization carbon (HTCC), which has recently emerged as a carbon-negative photocatalytic platform.
Yepeng, Yang, Zhixin, Wang, Zhi, Hu, Lifen, Ma, Rao, Tao   +4 more
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Characterization of a Carbonate Reservoir on a Platform

Proceedings, 2013
The upper Cretaceous Shiranish reservoir of Oudeh oilfield is mainly porous grainstone deposited on carbonate open platform margin. Sedimentary microfacies study showed that the high quality reservoir mainly deposited on the platform shoal facies. The reservoir has high lateral and vertical heterogeneity and variability.
L.D. Zhao, W.M. Xu, J.W. Xu, T. Zhao
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Highstand shedding of carbonate platforms

Journal of Sedimentary Research, 1994
Abstract The term "highstand shedding" means that a depositional system sheds most sediment into the adjacent basin during highstands of sea level. In the Quaternary, highstand shedding has been observed around all rimmed carbonate platforms studied to date. Highstand shedding in the distant past is more difficult to prove for want of
Schlager, W., Reijmer, J. J.G., Droxler, A.   +2 more
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Micritic crusts in carbonate platforms

Géologie Méditerranéenne, 1994
Penin C., Conesa G., Esteban M., Gatt P., Jasionowski M., Ribaud-Laurenti Anne, Montaggioni Lucien François, Saint Martin Jean-Paul. Micritic crusts in carbonate platforms. In: Géologie Méditerranéenne. Tome 21, numéro 1-2, 1994. Récifs et plates-formes carbonatées miocènes de Méditerranée / Miocene reefs and carbonate platforms of the Mediterranean ...
Perrin, Christine, Conesa, G., Esteban, M., Gatt, P., Jasionowski, M., Ribaud-Laurenti, Anne, Montaggioni, Lucien François, Saint Martin, Jean-Paul   +7 more
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Quantitative Modeling of Carbonate Platforms

1989
Abstract A deterministic computer program has been developed to simulate the stratigraphic evolution of two-dimensional transects across sedimentary basins. Clastic, carbonate, and mixed clastic-carbonate systems can be simulated.
Thomas Aigner, Mark Doyle, David Lawrence, Manfred Epting, Arthur Van Vliet   +4 more
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The Cretaceous carbonate platform in Israel

Cretaceous Research, 1982
Abstract A huge carbonate platform extended between the open Tethys Sea in the north-west and the Arabo Nubian Massif in the south-east during the Cretaceous. The edge of the platform was situated close to and parallel to the present day coastline of Israel and Sinai.
E. Sass, A. Bein
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