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A dimensionless framework for predicting submarine fan morphology [PDF]
Submarine fans play an important role in routing sediment in continental and deep water settings. Here the authors develop a framework is to explain the shape of submarine fans using a numerical model framework which can either predict seafloor ...
Abdul Wahab +3 more
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Investigating the sedimentary architecture and evolution of sand-rich submarine fans is vital for comprehending deep-water sedimentary processes and enhancing the success rate of hydrocarbon resource exploration.
Entao Liu, Liu Entao
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The Ledong submarine channel and the Dongfang submarine fan, two remarkable sedimentary systems developed during the late Miocene, are considered promising hydrocarbon reservoirs in the Yinggehai Basin of the South China Sea.
Yue Yao, Hua Wang
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Controls of reservoir quality for submarine fan of F4 Formation in the Z oilfield, Illizi Basin, Algeria [PDF]
Subaqueous fan reservoirs have emerged as a pivotal focus in recent deep-water oil and gas exploration. In the Illizi Basin of Algeria, a series of submarine fan reservoirs are developed within the Devonian F4 Formation of the Z oilfield.
Changhai Li +10 more
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Objective The Yinggehai Basin's Dongfang area is a significant area for oil and gas exploration, characterized by the presence of large-scale submarine fan complexes.
Yayun Dang
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Submarine canyons are efficient sediment transport pathways from shallow marine areas to deep sea. Along active margins, large tsunamis are a trigger for sediment transport to deep sea.
Ken Ikehara +3 more
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The mechanisms causing quality variations and key control factors of submarine-fan reservoirs in the gas field X of the Rovuma Basin, East Africa are analyzed based on core and well-log data in this paper.
Min WANG +7 more
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Late Miocene wood recovered in Bengal–Nicobar submarine fan sediments by IODP Expedition 362 [PDF]
Drilling and coring during IODP Expedition 362 in the eastern Indian Ocean encountered probably the largest wood fragment ever recovered in scientific ocean drilling.
L. McNeill +4 more
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Architectural Diversity of Submarine Lobate Deposits
Lobate deposits in deep-water settings are diverse in their depositional architecture but this diversity is under-represented in the literature. Diverse architectures result from multiple factors including source material, basin margin physiography ...
Tim R. McHargue +2 more
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Drilling of submarine fans in the Indian Ocean [PDF]
The collision and penetration of India into mainland Asia offers an outstanding laboratory for understanding continental collisions in general. In addition, the region also provides the most dramatic example of solid Earth‐atmospheric coupling in the recent geologic past.
Peter D. Clift, Peter Molnar
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