Unlocking the hidden pathways: river channel delineation and reservoir characterization in Shurijeh Formation, Kopeh Dagh Basin [PDF]
The Shurijeh Formation is the primary gas reservoir within the Kopeh Dagh-Amu Darya Basin, deposited in a fluvial and deltaic environment. Due to significant lateral variability associated with floodplain and river channel settings, detailed ...
Vali Mehdipour, Zahra Sadeghtabaghi
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Lost circulation intensity characterization in drilling operations: Leveraging machine learning and well log data [PDF]
Lost circulation is one of the important challenges in drilling operations and bears financial losses and operational risks. The prime causes of lost circulation are related to several geological parameters, especially in problem-prone formations. Herein,
Ahmad Azadivash
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PROVENANCE OF KARAKUM DESERT SAND (TURKMENISTAN): LITHIC-RICH OROGENIC SIGNATURE OF CENTRAL ASIAN DUNE FIELDS [PDF]
Major deserts do not necessarily consist of eolian dunes as quartz-rich as those of the Great Nafud, Rub’ al Khali, Sahara, and Mega-Kalahari sand seas accumulated in anorogenic settings of Arabia and Africa. The Karakum dune field of Turkmenistan is one
EDUARDO GARZANTI +3 more
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Seismic geomorphology and stratigraphic trap analyses of the Lower Cretaceous siliciclastic reservoir in the Kopeh Dagh-Amu Darya Basin [PDF]
Lower Cretaceous Shurijeh–Shatlyk Formations host some of the main reservoirs in the Kopeh Dagh-Amu Darya Basin. Exploration in this area so far has focused on the development of structural traps, but recognition of stratigraphic traps in this area is of
Gholamreza Hosseinyar +4 more
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Kalateh Pialeh prospect area is located in the Kopeh Dagh zone, approximately 15 km northeastern of Esfarayen city. The area is composed of sedimentary rocks deposited during the Jurassic, Cretaceous, and Tertiary periods, which include microconglomerate,
Maryam Javidi Moghaddam +2 more
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Block Rotations in NW Iran in Response to the Arabia-Eurasia Collision Constrained by Paleomagnetism [PDF]
Northwest Iran is a seismically active region dominated by NW-SE trending strike-slip faults, such as the North Tabriz and Qosha Dagh faults, and smaller NNE-SSW striking faults.
Kaymakcı, Nuretdin +4 more
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Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on the Efficiency of Kopeh Dagh Conserved Area (Case study: Persian Gazella) [PDF]
Persian Gazelle (Gazella subgutturosa subgutturosa) is one of the most important herbivores of the steppes of Iran, which is found in different plains and desert areas. Today, the distribution of this species is limited to special areas, which has caused
Fateme Bagheri Azghadi +2 more
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1-Introduction The Kopeh-Dagh as an inverted basin (Allen et al. 2003) is extended from the east of the Caspian Sea to NE Iran, north Afghanistan and Turkmenistan.
Mahjooneh Keshmiri +4 more
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Comparing palynofacies and palaeoenvironment of Sarcheshmeh Formation in Joragh and Sheikh section (east and west of Kopeh-Dagh Basin) [PDF]
1-Introduction: Kopeh-Dagh sedimentary basin is located in NE of Iran and is mainly composed of Mesozoic and Cenozoic sedimentary rocks (35 30ˊ-38 15ˊ N, 54 00-61 31ˊE)(Afshar-Harb 1994).
Mohsen Allameh +2 more
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Analysis of correlation of Neotectonic and seismicity in Bakharden-Quchan zone
Introduction Two fundamental goals are followed in this paper: 1- Active neotectonics of the Kopeh Dagh Mountains particularly in its central part that is called the Bakharden-Quchan Zone in NE Iran for special features of faulting and role of faults ...
Javad Biglari +2 more
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