Source Rocks in a Sequence Stratigraphic Framework

Implications Of Stratigraphic Variability Of Source Rocks / B.j. Katz [and Others] -- Geochemical And Micropaleontological Characterization Of Lacustrine And Marine Hypersaline Environments From Brazilian Sedimentary Basins / Márcio R. Mello ... [et Al.[-- The Sequence Stratigraphy Of Transgressive Black Shales / Paul B. Wignall And James R. Maynard -- Sedimentology Of Organic Matter In Upper Tithonian-berriasian Deep-sea Carbonates Of Southeast France : Evidence Of Eustatic Control / D. Steffen And G.e. Gorin -- Variation Of The Distribution Of Organic Matter Within A Transgressive System Tract : Kimmeridge Clay (jurassic), England / Jean Paul Herbin [and Others] -- Characterization Of The Source Horizons Within The Late Cretaceous Transgressive Sequence Of Egypt / Vaughn D. Robison And Michael H. Engel -- Types And Thermal Maturity Of Organic Matter Accumulated During Early Cretaceous Subsidence Of The Exmouth Plateau, Northwest Australian Margin / Philip A. Meyers And Lloyd R. Snowdon -- Sea Level Changes, Anoxic Conditions, Organic Matter Enrichment, And Petroleum Source Rock Potential Of The Cretaceous Sequences Of The Cauvery Basin, India / Kuldeep Chandra, D.s.n. Raju, And P.k. Mishra -- Petroleum Source Rock Potential Of Mesozoic Condensed Section Deposits Of Southwest Alabama / Ernest A. Mancini, Gerry H. Tew, Robert M. Mink -- Internal Stratigraphy And Organic Facies Of The Devonian-mississippian Chattanooga (woodford) Shale In Oklahoma And Kansas / Michael W. Lambert -- Source Quality Variations Tied To Sequence Development In The Monterey And Associated Formations, Southwestern California / Kevin M. Bohacs -- Paleoceanographic Interpretation Of Variations In The Sulfur Isotopic Compositions And Mn/fe Ratios In The Miocene Monterey Formation, Santa Maria Basin, California / Doreen A. Zaback Ad Lisa M. Pratt -- Sequence Stratigraphic Significance Of Organic Matter Variations : Example From The Upper Cretaceous Mancos Shale Of The San Juan Basin, New Mexico / Mark A. Pasley, Greg W. Riley, And Dag Nummedal. Edited By Barry J. Katz And Lisa M. Pratt. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Assessment of quantitative data within a sequence stratigraphic framework permits a better understanding of the net versus gross source and reservoir thickness in a given locality. The 14 papers in this volume, including case studies, describe such problems as variability within source rock systems, geochemical variability of organic matter and hydrocarbon products as a function of depositional setting, and the relationship between accumulation of organic-rich strata and sea level. American Association Of Petroleum Engineers (AAPG) Founded in 1917, we are the world's largest professional geological society, with over 30,000 members. We are a pillar of the world-wide scientific community. Our books foster scientific research, advance the science of geology and promote the most effective use of petroleum extraction & processing technology and practice. Some of the areas we publish in GIS Petroleum Engineering Well Log Analysis Geological Modeling Carbonate Petrology Seismic Imaging Reservoir Characterization Regional Petroleum Analysis 01-i......Page 1 02-iii......Page 2 03-00010......Page 3 04-00050......Page 6 05-00170......Page 18 06-00350......Page 36 07-00490......Page 49 08-00670......Page 66 09-01010......Page 100 10-01190......Page 117 11-01310......Page 129 12-01470......Page 145 13-01630......Page 161 14-01770......Page 175 15-02050......Page 203 16-02210......Page 219