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Carbonate Reservoirs Porosity Evolution And Diagenesis In A Sequence Stratigraphic Framework Clyde H Moore

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Carbonate Reservoirs Porosity Evolution And Diagenesis In A Sequence Stratigraphic Framework Clyde H Moore
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Publisher: Elsevier
File Extension: PDF
File size: 35.16 MB
Pages: 461
Author: Clyde H. Moore
ISBN: 9780444508386, 0444508384
Language: English
Year: 2001

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Carbonate Reservoirs Porosity Evolution And Diagenesis In A Sequence Stratigraphic Framework Clyde H Moore by Clyde H. Moore 9780444508386, 0444508384 instant download after payment.

This comprehensive text and accompanying CD-ROM will provide the reader with an integrated overview of diagenesis and porosity evolution in carbonate petroleum reservoirs and ancient carbonate rock sequences. The initial chapters of this volume provide an overview of the carbonate sedimentologic system and the application of sequence stratigraphic concepts to carbonate rock sequences. The nature of carbonate porosity and its control by diagenesis is explored. Porosity classification schemes are detailed, compared, and their utility examined. The nature and characteristics of diagenetic environments and tools for their recognition in the ancient record are specified. The middle chapters of the book consist of a thorough examination of the major, surficial diagenetic environments, such as normal marine, evaporative marine and meteoric environments, emphasising porosity modifying processes illustrated by numerous case histories. There f

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