TY  - BOOK
AU  - Mohamed Farouk Zaki
AU  - Mohamed Darwish Mohamed Salem , 
AU  - Samir Mohamed Raslan , 
TI  - Impact of turbidite depositional systems on the distribution of deep marine hydrocarbon reservoirs, sapphire field, nw nile delta, offshore mediterranean, Egypt / 
PY  - 2013///
CY  - Cairo : 
PB  - Mohamed Farouk Zaki , 
KW  - Deep marine turbidite depositional systems
KW  - Fan lobes type sandstones
KW  - Turbidite channels
N1  - Thesis (M.Sc.) - Cairo University - Faculty of Sciences - Department of Geology; Issued also as CD
N2  - The aim of the present study of the deep marine turbidite depositional systems is  to define their distribution and depositional models through a practical case  study of Sapphire turbidite reservoirs in Sapphire field, West Delta Deep Marine  (WDDM). This was done based on the integration between geological and  geophysical data sets including wireline logs, Formation Micro Images (FMI),  biostratigraphic data, seismic lines and seismic amplitude extractions over  Sapphire hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs. The output of the integration between  the high resolution biostratigraphic data, sequence stratigraphic analysis,  systems tracts, seismic interpretation and amplitude analysis helped to build the  depositional models of Sapphire reservoirs and define their morphology,  extension and distribution in time and space. These proved that Sapphire  reservoirs were classified into two main types of successive turbidite complexes. The older complex includes Sapphire 90, 80, 70 and 60 fan lobes type  sandstones which were deposited as successive 4th order parasequences during  the HST of the 3.4 3rd order cycle and are characterized by their wide lateral  continuity. The younger complex includes Sapphire 40 and 50 turbidite channels  which were deposited during the LST and TST of the 3.5 3rd order cycle
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