نتایج جستجو برای: lowstand

تعداد نتایج: 110  

2002
R. M. Carter

The Merced Formation comprises a 2-km-thick shallow marine and non-marine succession that was deposited in a small transtensional basin along the San Andreas Fault during the late Pliocene to middle Pleistocene. The sediments dip between 10j and 80j to the northeast, and are locally disrupted by small faults. During tilting, the beds have been rotated into subparallelism with the San Andreas Fa...

2003
P. Larcombe R. M. Carter

The modern Great Barrier Reef (GBR) is part of the world’s largest and best known mixed terrigenous-carbonate continental margin. The GBR shelf contains three shore-parallel sedimentary belts: an inner shelf zone of terrigenous sedimentation at depths of 0–22m; a middle shelf zone of sediment starvation at depths of 22–40m; and an outer shelf reef tract with its inner edge at ca. 40m depth. The...

2013
Jennifer L. Aschoff

In addition, one of the following statements should be included. Abstract The Piceance Basin, CO is a type locale for unconventional tight-gas sandstone in the Rocky Mountains (Law, 2002). Productive Williams Fork sandstones are extremely heterogeneous fluvial to marginal marine reservoirs that have very low permeability (<0.1 md) that typically require expensive hydraulic fracturing with 10-20...

2018
C. Betzler G. P. Eberli T. Lüdmann J. Reolid D. Kroon J. J. G. Reijmer P. K. Swart J. Wright J. R. Young C. Alvarez-Zarikian M. Alonso-García O. M. Bialik C. L. Blättler J. A. Guo S. Haffen S. Horozal M. Inoue L. Jovane L. Lanci J. C. Laya A. L. Hui Mee M. Nakakuni B. N. Nath K. Niino L. M. Petruny S. D. Pratiwi A. L. Slagle C. R. Sloss X. Su

International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) Expedition 359 cored sediments from eight borehole locations in the carbonate platform of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean. The expedition set out to unravel the timing of Neogene climate changes, in particular the evolution of the South Asian monsoon and fluctuations of the sea level. The timing of these changes are assessed by dating resultant sedi...

Journal: :Austrian Journal of Earth Sciences 2022

Abstract The Gosau Group (Turonian to Ypresian) of the Eastern Alps is a synorogenic wedge-top succession that accumulated in active depocenters an oblique-convergent plate tectonic setting. Due high morphological differentiation by tectonism, displays wide range facies as well marked heteropy and thickness variations over short lateral distances. In area locations Russbach, Hochmoos Formation ...

2016
James V. Gardner Andrew A. Armstrong Brian R. Calder

a r t i c l e i n f o Previously unknown features in Hatteras Transverse Canyon and environs were recently mapped during multibeam surveys of almost the entire eastern U.S. Atlantic continental margin. The newly identified features include (1) extensive landslide scarps on the walls of Hatteras Transverse and Hatteras Canyons, (2) an area of multiple landslide deposits that block lower Hatteras...

Journal: :Journal of Petroleum Geology 2022

In order to facilitate the search for new play concepts and exploration opportunities, a sequence stratigraphic synthesis of Cenomanian–Turonian interval Arabian Plate has been compiled. The is based on published datasets which have analysed within temporal framework constrained by biostratigraphy isotope stratigraphy. high resolution allows palaeogeography study area be mapped 3rd depositional...

2014
Denis-Didier Rousseau Catherine Chauvel Adriana Sima Christine Hatté France Lagroix Pierre Antoine Yves Balkanski Markus Fuchs Claire Mellett Masa Kageyama Gilles Ramstein Andreas Lang

For a long time global paleodust numerical simulations have greatly underestimated dust sources other than modern deserts. Recent modeling experiments incorporating glaciogenic sources of dust have positively improved the agreement between model and paleodust data. This highlights the importance of accurately representing all areas potentially subjected to deflation during an investigated inter...

1999
Andrés Maldonado C. Hans Nelson

This study provides an integrated view of the growth patterns and factors that controlled the evolution of the Gulf of Cadiz continental margin based on studies of the tectonic, sedimentologic and oceanographic history of the area. Seven sedimentary regimes are identified, but there are more extensive descriptions of the late Cenozoic regimes because of the larger data base. The regimes of the ...

2005
MICHAEL M. ADAMS JANOK P. BHATTACHARYA

Nonmarine sequence stratigraphic models are based largely on studies of fluvial units in the Cretaceous Western Interior of North America, including the Blackhawk and Castlegate formations of central Utah. These models suggest that fluvial units should show a transition from mudstoneprone, isolated meander-belt deposits of the transgressive and highstand systems tract into amalgamated braided-s...

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