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STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PUMA DIAPIR, GULF OF MEXICO BASIN [PDF]

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The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) Basin has been a significant target for oil and gas since the 1990s and continues today as a leading exploration target.
Velasquez, Rodrigo
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Contribution Of Shallow Geology To Hydrocarbon Seep Formation In Green Canyon Block 600 [PDF]

open access: yes, 2016
The Green Canyon Federal Protraction area in the Gulf of Mexico is rich in hydrocarbons. The movement of the Sigsbee salt escarpment in green canyon has resulted in a complex bathymetric profile and extensive shallow faulting that has allomigration of ...
Lucker, Samantha Lynn
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Structural and Stratigraphic Reconstruction of the Whiting Dome Salt Structure in Viosca Knoll-Mississippi Canyon, GOM, Using 3D Seismic Data [PDF]

open access: yes, 2017
Understanding the complexities of salt tectonics is one of the most important factors regarding seismic interpretation of stratigraphy, structure, and geomorphology in the Gulf of Mexico. Evaluating the processes affecting recent mobilization of salt in
Worrell, Matthew R
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A Geological Interpretation of 3D Seismic Data of a Salt Structure and Subsalt Horizons in the Mississippi Canyon Subdivision of the Gulf of Mexico [PDF]

open access: yes, 2006
The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) represents a challenge for exploration and production. Most of the sediments coming from North America has bypassed the shelf margin into Deep Water.
Mejias, Mariela
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Seismic imaging reveals a strain-partitioned sliver and nascent megathrust at an incipient subduction zone in the northeast Pacific. [PDF]

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Post-salt carbonates control salt-tectonic minibasin formation

Geology, 2023
Abstract Salt tectonics on passive margins are driven by sediment loading and gliding with minimal influence from basement-involved tectonics and is associated with variable and complex salt structures, such as minibasins and diapirs.
Leonardo M. Pichel   +3 more
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Coevolution of Minibasin Subsidence and Sedimentation: Experiments

Journal of Sedimentary Research, 2015
Abstract Subsidence patterns resulting from differential sediment loading on a mobile substrate (e.g., salt) are an important process for the development of accommodation and stratigraphic architectures in intraslope minibasins. Numerous studies of minibasin systems have focused on either the tectonic processes involved in salt deformation or the ...
Wonsuck Kim
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Trapping of sustained turbidity currents by intraslope minibasins

Sedimentology, 2005
AbstractDepositional turbidity currents have filled many intraslope minibasins with sediment creating targets for petroleum exploration. The dynamics of sustained turbidity currents and their depositional characteristics are investigated in a scaled physical model of a minibasin.
Lamb, Michael P.   +2 more
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