This paper will focus on an investigation into multi-disciplinary studies and how they are key in correctly interpreting the detrital provenance signatures of ancient clastic sediment wedges and their implications for reservoir quality whilst overcoming bias from effects such as diagenesis and hydraulic sorting.
Fielding, L., Garzanti, E., Najman, Y., Millar, I., Andò, S., Limonta, M. (2019). Uncovering diagenetic bias in sediment provenance studies: Implications for reservoir quality of the Nile delta sediments. In 81st EAGE Conference and Exhibition 2019 (pp.1-5). EAGE Publishing BV [10.3997/2214-4609.201900860].
Uncovering diagenetic bias in sediment provenance studies: Implications for reservoir quality of the Nile delta sediments
Garzanti E.;Andò S.;Limonta M.
2019
Abstract
This paper will focus on an investigation into multi-disciplinary studies and how they are key in correctly interpreting the detrital provenance signatures of ancient clastic sediment wedges and their implications for reservoir quality whilst overcoming bias from effects such as diagenesis and hydraulic sorting.
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