Diagenesis exerts a strong control on the quality and heterogeneity of most clastic
reservoirs. Variations in the distribution of diagenetic alterations usually accentuate the …

High-resolution sequence stratigraphy (HRSS) is a data-driven methodology that refers to
the stratigraphic refinement achieved below seismic resolution. HRSS follows the standard …

Reservoir quality is a critical risk factor in deep to ultradeep reservoirs at depths> 4.5 km.
Analysis of Paleogene Wilcox sandstones on the upper Texas Gulf Coast provides insight …

The Palaeocene, deep-water marine sandstones recovered from six wells in the Shetland-
Faroes Basin represent lowstand, transgressive and highstand systems tract turbiditic …

Abstract The Nile Delta has become an economically important region of Egypt, because of
large-scale natural gas and oil discoveries in recent decades. The offshore Baltim East field …

Elucidation of the distribution of diagenetic alterations in incised-valley sandstones within a
sequence stratigraphic framework allows a better understanding of their reservoir-quality …

Sequence stratigraphy is a useful tool for the prediction of primary (depositional) porosity
and permeability. However, these primary characteristics are modified to variable extents by …

Linking siliciclastic diagenesis to sequence stratigraphy allows a better understanding of the
parameters controlling the spatial and temporal distribution of diagenetic alterations, and …

The distribution of diagenetic alterations in Upper Jurassic, siliciclastic shoreface sediments
from NW France has been linked to the sequence stratigraphic framework. Calcite cement in …

Evidence from modern rivers and the deep-time geological record attests to the fundamental
importance of plant life for the construction of physical habitats within fluvial environments …