Depositional Modeling of Detrital Rocks: With Emphasis on Cored Sequences of Petroleum Reservoirs

Studies of cores from both field and wildcat wells offer the opportunity to interpret subsurface rock sequences and relate them to surface sections, to calibrate mechanical logs with observed lithologies, and to use these data to enhance both field development drilling and wildcat exploration. The cored sequences of detrital rocks described in this core workshop are organized on the basis of depositional models, and presented sequentially down the depositional system through the continental environments to the shoreline zone, and, finally, to the shallow offshore and deeper water environments. Each of the depositional models is treated in separate sections in which diagrams, facies descriptions and terminology are presented that summarize the principal aspects of the model.
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Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists — 1978 Symposium: Peoria Field, Denver Basin, Colorado—J Sandstone Distributary Channel ReservoirAuthor(s)Cooper B. Land;Cooper B. Land1Consulting Geologist, Bismarck, North DakotaSearch for other works by this author on:Robert J. WeimerRobert J. Weimer2Colorado School of Mines, Golden, ColoradoSearch for other works by this author on: