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Underground waters of petroliferous deposits of the Nyurol'ka sedimentary basin (Tomsk region)
S. L. Shvartsev, T. N. Silkina, E. A. Zhukovskaya and V. V. Trushkin
Underground waters of petroliferous deposits of the Nyurol'ka sedimentary basin (Tomsk region)
Russian Geology and Geophysics (May 2003) 44 (5): 432-445
Underground waters of petroliferous deposits of the Nyurol'ka sedimentary basin (Tomsk region)
Russian Geology and Geophysics (May 2003) 44 (5): 432-445
Index Terms/Descriptors
- aquifers
- Asia
- basins
- Commonwealth of Independent States
- Cretaceous
- ground water
- Jurassic
- Lower Cretaceous
- Mesozoic
- Neocomian
- petroleum
- reservoir rocks
- Russian Federation
- saline composition
- sedimentary basins
- sedimentary rocks
- Tomsk Russian Federation
- Upper Jurassic
- West Siberia
- zoning
- Nyurolka River basin
Latitude & Longitude
Abstract
The available data show that the hydrogeology of the Nyurol'ka basin is characterized by widespread connate waters, in places diluted by ancient percolating waters. This basin has vertical hydrodynamic and hydrogeochemical zoning. Combined with elision, this favors oil and gas formation. We have established that the Lower-Middle Jurassic sediments are fed by their own saline waters as well as by the waters of Paleozoic and Upper Jurassic complexes at the sites where permeable sediments exist. This explains mixing of different genetic types of waters in the sediments. We have first revealed the existence of vertical water cross-flows between aquiferous complexes, which generally does not disturb their hydrodynamic isolation.
ISSN: 1068-7971
Serial Title: Russian Geology and Geophysics
Serial Volume: 44
Serial Issue: 5
Title: Underground waters of petroliferous deposits of the Nyurol'ka sedimentary basin (Tomsk region)
Affiliation: Russian Academy of Sciences, Siberian Branch, Institute of Oil and Gas Geology,
Tomsk,
Russian Federation
Pages: 432-445
Published: 200305
Text Language: English
Publisher: Novosibirsk State University,
Novosibirsk,
Russian Federation
Accession Number: 2023-005553
Categories: HydrogeologyEconomic geology, geology of energy sources
Document Type: Serial
Bibliographic Level: Analytic
Illustration Description: illus. incl. 3 tables, sketch map
N55°40'00" - N61°00'00", E75°00'00" - E89°19'60"
Country of Publication: Russian Federation
Secondary Affiliation: GeoRef, Copyright 2023, American Geosciences Institute. Reference includes data from GeoScienceWorld, Alexandria, VA, United States
Update Code: 2023