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  1. 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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  2. Limitations for detecting small-scale faults using the coherency analysis of seismic data

    … the throws for these faults were not known, but subtle amplitude anomalies in seismic sections confirmed the coherency analysis. The results of this study suggest that coherency has demonstrated an ability to detect features that would normally beoverlooked using traditional interpretation …

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  3. Structural diagenesis of bed-parallel and bed-normal fractures, Cretaceous Crato Formation carbonate rocks, NE Brazil

    … may be present in well-layered regions of pre-salt source rocks assuming petroleum generation is significantly high or fluid overpressure occurred sufficiently early in the burial history of pre-salt source rocks. Bed-parallel fractures may serve as storage sites or assist in the lateral …

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