Traditionally active rifts are thought to evolve in response to thermal upwelling of the
asthenosphere, whereas passive rifts develop in response to lithospheric extension driven …

Recent studies of low-latitude carbonates from SE Asia and Australia have revealed
deposits and platform-types that do not fit easily into the perceived view of 'warm …

The 2nd Edition of Carbonate Reservoirs aims to educate graduate students and industry
professionals on the complexities of porosity evolution in carbonate reservoirs. In the …

Seismic reflection data imaging conjugate crustal sections at the South China Sea margins
result in a conceptual model for rift-evolution at conjugate magma-poor margins in time and …

A novel fault extraction procedure for 3D seismic is presented. The procedure consists of
three steps. The first step enhances the spatial discontinuities in the seismic data (fault …

This paper reassesses the usefulness of the morphological classification of carbonate
platforms into rimmed shelves and ramps. Whilst the existing classifications have value in …

In this study, seven classifiers based on four different approaches were tested in a rock
facies classification problem: classical parametric methods using Bayes' rule, and non …

The South China Sea formed by magma-poor, or intermediate volcanic rifting in the
Paleogene. We investigate the structure of the continent-ocean transition (COT) at its …

Cenozoic equatorial carbonate production was at its most extensive and diverse in the seas
of Southeast Asia, yet the carbonates of this region remain poorly documented. This paper …

Isolated carbonate buildups (ICBs) are commonly attractive exploration targets. However,
identifying ICBs based only on seismic data can be difficult for a variety of reasons. These …