Figure 30. Expanded FMI images of channel and laminated sands that cap the P sand. Laminated beds are up to 1 ft thick. Unlike the basal channels, this section has very finely laminated sands as well as thicker, featureless channel sands. This is a normal resistively pay interval. Overall, the P sand has a fining-upward textural sequence, with a coarse-grained, more thick-bedded layer at the base, overlain by extensive rippled and highly laminated sands. With more core and log data, the areal geometry of the sands can be incorporated into an applicable deepwater depositional model.