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Stratigraphy and sequence stratigraphy of the Moscovian in the Donets basin

Tectonophysics, 1996
New results are presented on the stratigraphy based on Fusulinids and Palynomorphs and the sequence stratigraphy of the Moscovian in the Donets basin. They have been developed by comparison of our observations on cross-sections near Artemovsk and the published coal mine logs of Artemovsk Geological Survey.
A. Izart   +5 more
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Sequence stratigraphy of deepwater systems

Marine and Petroleum Geology, 2020
Abstract Stratigraphic cyclicity in the deep-water setting reflects the interplay of accommodation and sedimentation on the shelf, which controls shoreline trajectories, sediment supply to the shelf edge, and the timing of all elements of the sequence stratigraphic framework.
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Sequence stratigraphy of carbonate rocks

The Leading Edge, 1999
In the first contribution to TLE’s Geologic Column, J. M. Mulholland concluded that “sequence stratigraphy … is a tool that every explorationist must master.” I agree. In fact, sequence stratigraphy is more than a versatile tool in exploration and production geology. It is in many ways a role model for applied earth sciences.
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Permian Sequence Stratigraphy

1995
The Permian System contains a great number and diversity of depositional sequences (Fig. 1) which illustrate sedimentary responses to a series of sealevel fluctuations. These sea-level fluctuations had many different amplitudes and durations, and were accompanied by a wide spectrum of rates of deposition (Fig. 2).
C. A. Ross, June R. P. Ross
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Facies and Sequence Stratigraphy

2012
Abstract Clear Fork reservoirs in the Permian Basin typically display a wide range of geologic and petrophysical properties that make the efficient recovery of hydrocarbons difficult. A key step in improving recovery efficiency is defining the patterns of variability in these rocks.
Stephen C. Ruppel, Rebecca R. Harrington
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Sequence Stratigraphy, Seismic Stratigraphy and Basin Analysis

2010
Seismic records are based on measurements of the time sound waves (seismic waves) take to travel through rock. The sound or signal is produced by explosives or compressed air (air guns). Rock is an elastic medium and the velocity of sound conveys a lot of information about the properties of the rock. Normal sound waves (P-waves) travel through both the
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Sequence stratigraphy

2005
Terry R. Healy   +43 more
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Seismic Stratigraphy, Sequence Stratigraphy and Basin Analysis

2015
Seismic records are based on measurements of the time sound waves (seismic waves) take to travel through rock. The sound or signal is produced by explosives or compressed air (air guns). Rock is an elastic medium and the velocity of sound conveys a lot of information about the properties of the rock. Normal sound waves (P-waves) travel through both the
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Sequence Stratigraphy

2016
Don I. Cummings   +3 more
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