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               References:
                   1.  Coe, A. E. 2010. Geological Field Techniques. Wiley Blackwell, 310 p.
                   2.  Fossen, H. 2010. Structural Geology, Cambridge University Press, 480 p.
                   3.  Selley,  R.,  Sonnenberg,  S. A.  2014.  Elements of Petroleum  Geology,  3   Edition,  Academic
                                                                                       rd
                       Press, 526 p.
                   4.  Evenick, J. C. 2008. Introduction to Well Logs and Subsurface Maps, PennWell, 254 p.
                   5.  Groshong, R. H. Jr. 2008. 3-D Structural Geology: A Practical Guide to Quantitative Surface
                       and Subssurface Map Interpretation. Springer, 400 p.
                   6.  Narr,  W.,  Schechter,  D.  S.,  Thompson,  L.  B.  2006.  Naturally  Fractured  Reservoir
                       Characterization, Society of Petroleum Engineers, 112 p.
                                                                      nd
                   7.  Twiss, R. j., Moores, E. M. 2006. Structural Geology 2  Ed. W. H. Freeman, 532 p.
                   8.  Tearpock,  D.,  Bischke,  R.  E.  2002.  Applied  Subsurface  Geological  Mapping  with  Structural
                       Method, Prentice Hall, 822 p.


               SQD7004 Reservoir Sedimentology and Sequence Stratigraphy

               This  course  integrates  aspect  of  reservoir  sedimentology,  depositional  facies  and  sequence
               stratigraphy.  The  course  introduces  the  types  of  data,  methodologies,  and  principles  used  in
               sequence stratigraphic and sedimentologic analysis of clastic and carbonate depositional systems.
               The  importance  of  biostratigraphy,  sequence  stratigraphy  and  depositional  architecture  to
               petroleum  geology  will  be  evaluated.  The  nature  of  nonmarine,  marginal  to  shallow  marine  and
               deep-marine depositional systems will be analysed in terms of their impact on the producibility of
               petroleum reservoirs. Practical exercises incorporate cores, well logs, seismic data, field work, and
               software/digital data sets.

               Assessment Methods:
               Continuous Assessment 60%
               Final Examination 40%

               Medium of Instruction:
               English

               Transferable Skills:
                   1.  Utilization of sequence stratigraphy in exploration and production of hydrocarbon reservoirs
                   2.  Ability to determine clastic and carbonate depositional environments
                   3.  Ability to use computer software for well correlation and core-well log integration

               Humanity Skill:
               CS4, CT5, EM2

               References:
                   1.  Ratcliffe, K. T., and Zaitlin, B. A. (eds). 2010. Application of Modern Stratigraphic Techniques:
                       Theory and Case Histories: SEPM (Society for Sedimentary Geology), Special Publication #94
                   2.  James, N. P., and Dalrymple, R. W. (eds). 2010. Facies Models 4, Geological Association of
                       Canada, 586 p.
                   3.  Miall, A. D. 2010. The Geology of Stratigraphic Sequences, Springer, 522 p.
                                                                                                 nd
                   4.  Lucia, F. J. 2007. Carbonate Reservoir Characterization: An Integrated Approach, 2  Edition:
                       Springer, 336 p.






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