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Shell's (Bernard's) Alluvial Point Previous HitBarNext Hit Model: Sedimentary Features Diagnostic of Alluvial Point Previous HitBarNext Hit Sands

H. A. Bernard and C. F. Major

Search and Discovery Article #60003 (1999)

H EPR MEMORANDUM REPORT 23, HOUSTON, TEXAS, OCTOBER 1956

 

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SHELL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION RESEARCH DIVISION

Introduction

Alluvial Plain Environments

Meander Belt Environments
Point Previous HitBarNext Hit Environment
Natural Levees
Abandoned Channels, Cutoff Meanders, and Channel Plugs

Point Previous HitBarNext Hit Depositional Areas Related to Sedimentary Structures

Area of Poorly Bedded and Poorly Sorted Graveliferous Sands
Area of Giant-Ripple Bedded Sands
Area of Horizontally Bedded Deposits
Area of Small-Ripple Bedded Fine Sands

Miscellaneous Sedimentary Features of Point Previous HitBarNext Hit Deposits

Contorted Bedding
Slumping
Initial Dips
Silt and Clay Drapes
Mud Balls
Borings
Other Miscellaneous Features

Organic Remains of Point Previous HitBarTop Deposits
References
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FIGURES and TABLE

Table 1
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