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Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2020
Submarine lobe deposits of the upper Miocene Huangliu Formation in the Yinggehai Basin, characterised by high-temperature (132.4–141.2 °C), high overpressure (1.69–1.99), and inorganic CO2 accumulations, offer an excellent opportunity to investigate how reservoir quality is linked to sedimentary processes and diagenesis. This study examines the control
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Submarine lobe deposits of the upper Miocene Huangliu Formation in the Yinggehai Basin, characterised by high-temperature (132.4–141.2 °C), high overpressure (1.69–1.99), and inorganic CO2 accumulations, offer an excellent opportunity to investigate how reservoir quality is linked to sedimentary processes and diagenesis. This study examines the control
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Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2021
Abstract The shallow-marine turbidite fans in the Upper Miocene Huangliu Formation of the Yinggehai Basin in the northwestern South China Sea (SCS) provide an excellent opportunity to understand their sedimentary processes in a shelf depositional environment.
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Abstract The shallow-marine turbidite fans in the Upper Miocene Huangliu Formation of the Yinggehai Basin in the northwestern South China Sea (SCS) provide an excellent opportunity to understand their sedimentary processes in a shelf depositional environment.
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2016
The sandbody in upper Miocene Huangliu Formation from Dongfang area of Yinggehai Basin are shallow-marine gravity flow sediments. However, there are some controversies on the sedimentary process and genetic mechanism of gravity flow sandstone (GFS) due to the quite complex hydrodynamic energy and direction in shallow-marine environment, especially a ...
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The sandbody in upper Miocene Huangliu Formation from Dongfang area of Yinggehai Basin are shallow-marine gravity flow sediments. However, there are some controversies on the sedimentary process and genetic mechanism of gravity flow sandstone (GFS) due to the quite complex hydrodynamic energy and direction in shallow-marine environment, especially a ...
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