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Facies Successions on Great Bahama Bank - Implications for Exploration and Reservoir Characterization, June 21 – 26, 2010
This five day field seminar illustrates the vertical and lateral facies successions and heterogeneities of Great Bahama Bank. The seismic and core workshop on day 1 depicts the architecture of the prograding western margin of Great Bahama Bank. During the field seminar we explore the spatial heterogeneity within a carbonate platform, a facies belt and individual facies bodies, while simultaneously exploring the fundamental controlling processes.
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GBB_2010.pdf
Heterogeneity of bank-margin ooid sands: depositional models and reservoir analogs, June 27 – July 2, 2010
A five day field seminar to the windward margin of Exuma Sound illustrates the variability and lateral distribution of high energy ooid deposits and its interaction with eolian deposits
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Exumas_2010.pdf
Application of outcrop to subsurface high resolution sequence stratigraphy for exploration and production, Paradox Basin, Utah
Pennsylvanian strata in the Paradox Basin of southwestern Colorado and southeastern Utah are exposed in deeply incised canyons along the San Juan River and provide spectacular exposures of rocks lateral to the oil producing reservoirs in the nearby subsurface. The three-day field trip demonstrates how outcrop and subsurface data are integrated to develop reservoir models within the context of a predictive sequence stratigraphic framework.
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Field_Sem...ox01.pdf
Coexistence and succession of siliciclastics, reefs, and platform carbonates, Belize, Central America
This 5 day field seminar to Belize displays the coexistence of carbonates and siliciclastics and the evolution of lagoonal patch reefs and a large barrier reef. Facies relations and heterogeneities in this mixed system are examined.
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