The document discusses the petroleum system concept which was first applied in the Williston Basin in the USA in the 1970s. Related concepts were later described by other researchers in the 1980s focusing on generative basins, hydrocarbon machines, and independent petroliferous systems. The petroleum system concept was more rigorously defined in 1994.
IPA-117.Fault Seal Integrity The Timor Sea Area Prediction of Trap Failure Using Well-Constrained Stress Tensors and Fault Surfaces Intepreted From 3D Seismic
The document discusses the petroleum system concept which was first applied in the Williston Basin in the USA in the 1970s. Related concepts were later described by other researchers in the 1980s focusing on generative basins, hydrocarbon machines, and independent petroliferous systems. The petroleum system concept was more rigorously defined in 1994.
The document discusses the petroleum system concept which was first applied in the Williston Basin in the USA in the 1970s. Related concepts were later described by other researchers in the 1980s focusing on generative basins, hydrocarbon machines, and independent petroliferous systems. The petroleum system concept was more rigorously defined in 1994.
The document discusses the petroleum system concept which was first applied in the Williston Basin in the USA in the 1970s. Related concepts were later described by other researchers in the 1980s focusing on generative basins, hydrocarbon machines, and independent petroliferous systems. The petroleum system concept was more rigorously defined in 1994.
Williston basin of the USA (Dow and Momper 1972). Related concepts were subsequently described by Demaison (1984) (the generative basin concept), Meissner et al. (1984) (the hydrocarbon machine) and Ulmishek (1986) (the independent petroliferous system). The concept was subse- quently dened more rigorously in Magoon and Dow (1994). DEPTH SECTION CHRONOSTRATIGRAPHIC SECTION Delta front Submarine erosion C C R S 2 S 1 S Nondeposition basin floor 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Time slice Event 15 56 68 9 1014 Growth faulting, onlap of basement high Faulting ceases, fault overstepped, onlap of basement continues Reef growth on basement high, surrounded by sediment- starved basin Reef drowned Delta progradation into current-swept basin, submarine channel erosion (1214) Source rock Caprock or topseal Reservoir 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 4 3 2 1 Slope R Delta top Fig. 10.1 Schematic chronostratigraphic diagram, showing the relationships between sedimentary facies in a depositional sequence and the overall development of the basin. ABA10 11/22/04 4:32 PM Page 408
IPA-117.Fault Seal Integrity The Timor Sea Area Prediction of Trap Failure Using Well-Constrained Stress Tensors and Fault Surfaces Intepreted From 3D Seismic