SEPM: Modern Deep- Water Systems as Analogs for Deep- Water Plays Room Exhibit Hall A Poster session is from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM Co-Chairs: H. W. Posamentier and V. Kolla
	B. Savoye, A. Morash, E. ZaļAngo team: The ZaļAngo Project : a Major Research Project for Deep Offshore Industry.Morphology, Seismic Structure and deposits of the Congo deep-sea fan
	T. Marsset, L. Droz, B. Savoye, F. L. Spy-Anderson: Major Erosional Surfaces in the Zaļre Turbidite System (ZaļAngo Project)
	L. Droz, T. Marsset, B. Savoye, F. L. Spy-Anderson: Channel Transfer Processes in the Zaļre Turbidite System (ZaļAngo Project)
	N. Babonneau, B. Savoye, M. Cremer, M. Bez: Processes and Sedimentary Architectures along the Present Zaire Turbidite Channel (ZAIANGO project)
	R. M. Mitchum, G. D. Wach: Offshore Niger Delta Pleistocene/Holocene Leveed-Channel Fans -Models for Offshore Reservoirs
	M. Chapin, C. Shipp, C. Winker: Bonga Field, Deepwater Nigeria: Comparison of Near-Surface, Well-Calibrated Submarine Channels with Reservoir Channel Sands
	J. E. Damuth, C. Pirmez: The Amazon-HARP Fan Model: A Key to Sandy Reservoir Facies Distribution in Submarine Fans and Channel Systems
	C. A. Ould Ahmed Benan, J. Vittori, M. Bez, M. Puig: Deepwater Channelized Lobe Complexes : Architecture and Resevoir Potential. Some Insights From One Shallow 3D Seismic Example
	A. Hurst, B. Cronin, C. Ball: Temporal Relationships in a Deep-Water Channel-Levee System and Application to Seismic Interpretation
	I. Cibaj, C. Grélaud, A. Pierre, J. L. Rubino, F. Temple, P. Imbert: Example of Facies and 2D Geometrical Relationships Between Turbidite Channel Fill and Levees: The Tertiary Champsaur Sandstones, SE France Basin