Coastal and Shelf Processes and Deposits — Modern and Ancient Analogues (SEPM)
Room Auditorium
Presiding: R. Boyd
Chair: J. Snedden
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| 8:15 -- | Introductory Remarks |
| 8:20 -- | J. W. Snedden, R. J. Steel: Evolution of Shallow Marine Sedimentary Bodies: A Perspective |
| 8:40 -- | S. Lang, D. Lockhart: Moreton Bay, Southeast Queensland, a Modern Analogue for Clastic Reservoirs Deposited in Wave-Tide Dominated, Coastal and Shallow Marine and Shelf Depositional Systems |
| 9:00 -- | J. P. Bhattacharya, J. MacEachern, B. Vakarelov, C. Howell: Hyperpycnal Versus Hypopycnal River Plumes and the Origin of Shelf Mud |
| 9:20 -- | L. B. Collins: Carbonate Sedimentation and Reefs on Australia's Western Margin |
| 9:40 -- | J. J. Roberts, R. Boyd: High-Resolution Quaternary Reservoir Analogues from the Northern New South Wales Shelf |
| 10:00 -- | Break |
| 10:30 -- | J. A. Wadsworth, R. Boyd: A Pleistocene Example of a Forced Regression: Wave-Dominated Shoreface and Back/Barrier Sediments from Forster, Southeast Australia |
| 10:50 -- | J. M. Armentrout: Shelf/Margin Deltas: Attributes of an Ideal Hydrocarbon Trap |
| 11:10 -- | R. B. Ainsworth, S. S. Flint, J. A. Howell: Predicting Coastal Depositional Style: Influence of Accommodation/Sediment Supply and Basin Morphology |
| 11:30 -- | M. Farrell, V. Abreu: Reservoir Connectivity in Fluvial/Deltaic Depositional Environments: South Timbalier 26 Field Study |
| 11:50 -- | D. A. Leckie, E. Gomez, M. J. De Armas: Sequence Stratigraphic Controls of Reservoir “Sweet Spots” in Coastal and Shelf Deposits – Cretaceous Guadalupe Formation, Colombia |