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               SIG3005 GEOLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT                SIG3007 GEOLOGY SOUTH-EAST ASIA
               Some 4 weeks of fieldwork in a specified area followed by  Systematic  learning  of  SE  Asian  regional  geology,
               laboratory studies and submission of a Report containing a  distribution of geological resources, tectonic history through
               geological  map  and  cross-section  as  well  as  relevant  geological time, and the formation of today’s SE Asia.
               illustrations  and  literature  reviews.    Prior  to  fieldwork,  a
               project Proposal has to be submitted and approved. In some  Assessment Methods:
               cases, there can be laboratory based studies on a specific  Continuous assessment  : 40%
               geological  problem  or  topic  and  submission  of  a  Report  Examination  : 60%
               including  appropriate  illustrations,  literature  reviews  and
               methodology. Prior  to the  laboratory  work,  a  project  Medium of Instruction:
               Proposal  needs  to  be  submitted  and  approved. Results  of  English
               the field and/or laboratory based studies will be presented at
               an Initial Viva and Seminar, as well as defended at a Final  Soft Skills:
               Viva.                                           CS3, CT3, LL3, KK1, EM3, LS2

               Assessment Methods:                             References:
               Continuous assessment  : 100%                   1.  Hall, R. and Blundell, D.J., 1996. Tectonic Evolution of
                                                                  Southeast Asia. Geol. Soc of Lond.  Sp. Publ. no 106.
               Medium of Instruction:                          2.  Hutchison, C.S. 2007. Geological Evolution of
               English                                            Southeast Asia. 2nd Ed. Geological Society of
                                                                  Malaysia.
               Soft Skills:                                    3.  Hutchison, C.S. 2005. Geology of North-west Borneo.
               CS4, CT4, TS3, LL3, EM2, LS2                       Elsevier. 421pp.
               References:
               1.  Geology text book                           SIG3008 PETROLEUM GEOLOGY
               2.  Bulletin  Geological  Society  of  Malaysia  &  Warta
                   Geologi                                     Description  and  discussion  of  the  different  elements  and
               3.  Memoirs and Annual Report of Department of Minerals  processes  that  constitute  the  petroleum  system.  The
                   and Goescience, Malaysia.                   petroleum  industry.  Sedimentary  basins  and  depositional
               4.  Katz,  M.J.  (2009).  From  Research  to  manuscript:  A  systems.  Characteristics  of  source  rocks  and  reservoir
                   guide to scientific writing, 2nd ed.: Springer, 210 p.  rocks.   Subsurface   mapping,   methods,   tools   and
               5.  Ridley,  D.,  (2008).  The  Literature  Review:  A  step-by-  petrophysical  evaluation  in  hydrocarbon  exploration  &
                   step guide for students:  Sages Publications Ltd, 184 p.  production. Main hydrocarbon provinces and selected case
               6.  Barker,  L.,  (2002).  Planning  and  writing  geological  studies.
                   reports  and  dissertations,  2nd  ed.  Imperial  College  of
                   Science, Technology & Medicine, 32 p.       Assessment Methods:
                                                               Continuous assessment  : 40%
                                                               Examination          : 60%
               SIG3006  STRATIGRAPHIC METHODS
                                                               Medium of Instruction:
               Depth  study  of  the  principles  of  stratigraphy  that  affect  English
               stratigraphic   framework.   The   course   involves   the
               identification, classification and correlation of different types  Soft Skills:
               of  stratigraphic  units.  Also  included  are  methods  of  CS3, CT4, TS2, LL2, KK2, EM2, LS2
               correlation, facies changes, geologic history, litho, sequence
               stratigraphy and seismic stratigraphy.          References:
                                                               1.  Gluyas.  J.  and  Swarbrick,  R.  (2004)  Petroleum
               Assessment Methods:                                Geoscience. Blackwell Publishing, UK.
               Continuous assessment  : 40%                    2.  Ashcroft,  W.,  2011,  A  Petroleum  Geologists  Guide  to
               Examination           : 60%                        Seismic
                                                                  Reflection: Wiley-Blackwell, 176 p.
               Medium of Instruction:                          3.  Bjorlykke,  K.,2011,  Petroleum  Geoscience:  From
               English                                            Sedimentary
                                                                  Environments to Rock Physics: Springer, 517 p.
               Soft Skills:                                    4.  Catuneanu,  O.,  2006,  Principles  of  Sequence
               CS3, CT3, TS2, LL2, LS2, EM2                       Stratigraphy: Elsevier, Amsterdam, 375 p.
                                                               5.  Jahn,  F.,  Cook,  M.,  and  Graham,  M.,  2008,
               References:                                        Hydrocarbon  Exploration  and  Production,  2nd Edition:
               1.  Posamentier,  H.W.  &  Allen,  G.P.,  1999. Siliciclastic  Developments  in  Petroleum  Science  58,  Elsevier,
                   Sequence  Stratigraphy:  Concepts  and  Applications.  Amsterdam, 444 p.
                   SEPM Concepts in Sedimentology No. 7, 204p.  6.  Ryder,  M.,  and  Kennedy,  M.,  2011,  The  Geological
               2.  Coe, A.L., Bosence, D.W.J., Church, K.D., Flint, S.S.,  Interpretation of Well Logs, Third Edition: Rider-French
                   2003. The Sedimentary Record of Sea-Level Change.  Consulting Ltd.,432 p.
                   Cambridge University Press, 287p.           7.  Slatt,   R.M.,   2013,   Stratigraphic   Reservoir
               3.  Nichols, G.,  2009.  Sedimentology  and  Stratigraphy  Characterization   for  Petroleum   Geologists,
                   Second Edition. Wiley-Blackwell, 432p.         Geophysicists,   and   Engineers:,   2 nd  Edition:
               4.  Catuneanu,  O.,  2006.  Principles  of  Sequence  Developments  in  Petroleum  Science  61,  Elsevier,
                   Stratigraphy. Elsevier, 387p.                  Amsterdam, 688 p.
               5.  Abreu, V., Neal, J.E., Bohacs, K.M., Kalbas, J.L., 2010.  8.  Tearpock,  D.J.  and  Bischke,  R.E.,  2003,  Applied
                   Sequence    Stratigraphy of Siliciclastic Systems-The  Subsurface  Geological  Mapping  with  Structural
                   ExxonMobil Methodology. SEPM Concepts in       Methods, 2nd Edition: Prentice-Hall, Saddle River, New
                   Sedimentology and Paleontology 9.              Jersey, 822 p.
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