SEPM/AAPG: Advances in Shallow Water Sequence Stratigraphy, Lithostratigraphy and Biostratigraphy
Room 288-290
Co-Chairs: J. Crews and A. R. Thomas
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| 8:15 -- | Introductory Remarks |
| 8:20 -- | E. H. Clifton: Shoreface myths and misconceptions |
| 8:40 -- | B. D. Ritchie, R. L. Gawthorpe, S. Hardy, J. R. Underhill, H. G. Kerr: Three-dimensional deltaic sequence variability in the Paleogene of the Beryl Embayment (Quad 9, North Sea); observations and numerical modelling |
| 9:00 -- | H. W. Posamentier: Seismic and lithologic expression of miocene shelf ridges on the south Java sea shelf |
| 9:20 -- | B. B. Ellwood, R. E. Crick: The MagnetoSusceptibility Event and Cyclostratigraphy (MSEC) method used in high-resolution chronocorrelation |
| 9:40 -- | A. Hurst, A. Morton: Genetic relationships between alluvial, shallow marine and deep-water sandstones elucidated by mineral-chemical stratigraphy |
| 10:00 -- | Break |
| 10:15 -- | W. R. Morris, R. C. Hannon, K. P. Helmold, D. G. Knock, H. W. Posamentier: Jurassic Alpine Sandstone, North Slope, Alaska: An Example of Shoreface Deposition within a Punctuated Transgressive Succession |
| 10:35 -- | J. P. Zonneveld, T. F. Moslow: Middle Triassic sequence biostratigraphic framework, Foothills region of northeastern British Columbia: outcrop-subsurface correlation & significance for hydrocarbon exploration |
| 10:55 -- | K. S. Nielsen, C. Schroder-Adams, D. A. Leckie: A dense grid of resistivity logs permits development of high resolution sequence stratigraphy in a shallow gas basin - Medicine Hat Sandstone, Western Canada |
| 11:15 -- | T. M. Loseth, W. Helland-Hansen, R. J. Steel: Controls on the basinward extent of shallow-marine sandstone tongues |
| 11:35 -- | Y. S. Choi, Y. I. Lee: Sequence stratigraphic interpretation of the Lower Ordovicican Mungok Formation, Korea |