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Development of sedimentary geology of petroliferous basins in China

Authors :
Xiaomin ZHU
Dakang ZHONG
Xuanjun YUAN
Huiliang ZHANG
Shifa ZHU
Haitao SUN
Zhiyong GAO
Benzhong XIAN
Source :
Petroleum Exploration and Development, Vol 43, Iss 5, Pp 890-901 (2016)
Publication Year :
2016
Publisher :
KeAi Communications Co., Ltd., 2016.

Abstract

This paper gives a contrastive analysis of the main progress made in petroliferous basins sedimentary geology domestically and internationally, and discusses the main problems and their solutions in the development of petroliferous basins sedimentology in China, New developments include coarse-grained depositional sysytem, shallow-water deltic depositional system, beach bar depositional system, deep-water gravity flows, fine-grained depositional system, carbonate reefs, mixosedimentite, microbialite, seismic sedimentology and sedimentary physical simulation. It also reveals the developing gap of Chinese sedimentology in the areas of microbialite and sedimentary simulation, etc. and analyzes the sedimentary features and paleogeography pattern of prototype basins, multi-scale paleogeographic recovery during major tectonic movements, the different explanation of new sedimentology theories in the deep-buried sandbodies development. The paper details the difficulties when it comes to the typical depositional systems combination and the setup of sedimentary models in China. Therefore, the developing tendency is described of sedimentology theories like source to sink, sedimentary dynamics as well as regional sedimentology in China, seismic sedimentology, and studying methods and technologies in sedimentary simulation. Key words: development, shallow-water delta, gravity flow, beach-bar, mixosedimentite, microbialite, seismic sedimentology, sedimentology, China

Details

Language :
English, Chinese
ISSN :
18763804
Volume :
43
Issue :
5
Database :
Directory of Open Access Journals
Journal :
Petroleum Exploration and Development
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
edsdoj.3277a1856ff24abc8484bda1ceefae52
Document Type :
article
Full Text :
https://doi.org/10.1016/S1876-3804(16)30107-0