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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Permian salt"”.

  1. 3-D seismic characterization of the Niobrara Formation, Silo field, Laramie County, Wyoming

    … and fracturing in Silo Field, the nature of the Permian salt edge, and how basement structure tied in with the observed features. The main features observed in the seismic data were: a fault-bound syncline (possible wrench faults penetrating from the basement through the Niobrara) in the …

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  2. Biogenic gas occurrence in the Niobrara Formation, eastern Denver Basin, Colorado, USA

    … gas accumulation in high structures related to Permian salt dissolution. The great thickness of the impermeable Sharon Springs shale layer covers all of Niobrara Formation as a regional seal and makes the structural trap type in the eastern part of the Denver Basin a successful play. As …

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  3. Geology of Sub-Salt Carbonate Rocks in the Rozhkovsky Structure, Northern Precaspian Basin, Kazakhstan: Implications for the Formation of Carbonate Reservoir in a Relatively Closed Diagenetic System

    Sub-salt carbonate successions in the Precaspian Basin host several world-famous oil/gas fields along the basin margin. The Early Carboniferous Sub-salt carbonate rocks are associated with the Rozhkovsky structure near the northern margin of the Precaspian Basin. These carbonate successions are …

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