Ideally, characterization of hydrocarbon reservoirs requires information about heterogeneity
at a submeter scale in three dimensions. Detailed geologic information and permeability …

The deposition of the late Turonian-early Coniacian Upper Ferron Sandstone Last Chance
Delta occurred during a long slow relative rise in sea level, interrupted only by three minor …

A 3-D fluid permeability distribution is estimated inside a channel sandstone reservoir
analog in the Cretaceous Ferron Sandstone fluvio-deltaic complex in east-central Utah from …

This dissertation discusses the control of sedimentary architecture on permeability structure
within a Cretaceous fluvial-deltaic system. Research concentrated on quantifying reservoir …

Accurate three-dimensional description of reservoir architecture using outcrop analogs is
hampered by limited exposure of essentially two-dimensional outcrops. This study contains …

Abstract The Turonian-Coniacian Upper Ferron Sandstone Last Chance Delta was
deposited along the western margin of the Western Interior Seaway as a wave-modified …

Sand‐rich shoreline tongues are common features of the stratigraphic record, and many of
them are important petroleum reservoirs. The basinward extent of such shallow‐marine …

Most existing reservoir models are based on 2D outcrop studies; 3D aspects are inferred
from correlation between wells, and so are inadequately constrained for reservoir …

The internal architecture of natural gas reservoirs fundamentally controls production
efficiency and the volume of gas unrecovered at abandonment. To better understand …

Wavelengths of hummocky cross-stratified (HCS) beds (a common sedimentary feature of
storm-dominated shorefaces) are documented for the first time using measurements in three …