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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Michigan Basin"”.

  1. A quantitative study of composite Devonian lithofacies in the Michigan Basin

    Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State University of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Geology and Geography, 1955

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  2. Hydrogen Storage Potential of the Salina Group, Appalachian and Michigan Basins

    … Group evaporites in two adjacent sedimentary basins, the Appalachian Basin and the Michigan Basin. The Michigan Basin Salina Group contains three evaporite units suitable for hydrogen storage, the A1, A2, and B evaporites. The Appalachian Basin includes a single unit, the F4 evaporite. The …

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  3. The timing, composition, and source of subsurface diagenetic waters responsible for sulfide and carbonate mineralization in solution cavities of the ordovician galena group limestone, North Aurora, Illinois, USA

    … Valley-Type (MVT) minerals in sedimentary basins. Tens-of-centimeter scale calcite crystals concentrically zoned with sulfide minerals and growing within meter-scale solution cavities were recently discovered on the flank of the Michigan Basin in the North Aurora mine (Kane County, NE …

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  4. Use of 3D Seismic Azimuthal Iso-Frequency Volumes for the Detection and Characterization of High Porosity/Permeability Zones in Carbonate Reservoirs

    … a carbonate, pinnacle reef within the northern Michigan Basin undergoing enhanced oil recovery were investigated using selected seismic attributes extracted from azimuthal 3D seismic volumes. Based on the response of these seismic attributes an interpretation of the geometry of the …

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  5. Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction of an Upper Ordovician Rocky Shoreline: The Lindsay Formation of Heywood and Partridge Islands, Ontario

    … of this orogeny resulted in subsidence of the Michigan Basin. The Lindsay Formation of the Trenton Group was deposited in this basin during a prolonged period of low siliciclastic input. Based on outcrop investigations, the Lindsay Formation in the Manitoulin Island area is divided into six …

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  6. Sequence Development on a Sediment-Starved, Low Accommodation Epeiric Carbonate Ramp: Silurian Wabash Platform, USA Mid-continent During Icehouse to Greenhouse Transition

    … square km area) is bounded to the north by the Michigan Basin, to the east by the Appalachian Basin, and passed to the southwest into the Vincennes Basin, which was open to the ocean. Facies developed include: crinoidal grainstone-packstone sheets (updip shoals), buildup facies (stromatactis …

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  7. Seismic studies in the midcontinent of U.S. and its implications for the intraplate deformation process

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'U of I Access', the embargo will last until 2025-12-01

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