Efficacy of sequence stratigraphic concepts in siliciclastic systems has been proven by
successful applications in both academia and the industry over the past four decades …

To overcome inconsistencies in the Exxon sequence stratigraphic model as applied to
silicielastic and carbonate shelf margins, it is proposed that an ideal sequence should …

Many types of carbonate platforms have been described, from homoclinal ramps to rimmed
shelves and a full spectrum of variations in between; the distinction between these different …

Stratal complexity, lithologic heterogeneity and facies discontinuity occur at virtually all
scales of observation. However, the scale of stratigraphic units appropriate for reservoir …

Reservoir management is an important topic in the oil industry today. Conferences, forums,
short courses, and technical papers, written and attended by engineers, geologists …

The interplay between carbonate production and siliciclastic input produces mixed systems
that typically contain a very high degree of lateral and vertical facies heterogeneity. This …

Different types of carbonate platforms formed in the Mediterranean during the Miocene: low-
angle homoclinal-types of ramp, distally steepened ramps, flat-topped platforms and reef …

Extensive carbonate platforms covered the eastern part of the Arabian Plate during
Mesozoic times. The interior parts of these platforms are commonly visualized as …

Shelf-to-basin outcrop studies in steep-rimmed, shelf-margin settings are uncommon
because continuous shelf-to-basin transects are rarely exposed in a single outcrop …

During times of continental glaciation (eg Pennsylvanian-Early Permian, Miocene-
Pleistocene), parasequences on carbonate platforms appear to be dominated by 400, 100 …