Deep-water fold-and-thrust belt (DWFTB) systems are gravity-driven collapse structures
often found in passive margin settings and are comprised of a linked up-dip extensional …

How the depositional setting efficiently governs the characteristic sandwiched continental
shale units remains uncertain, which restricts an integrated assessment of organic-rich fluvio …

Abstract The Pennsylvanian Taiyuan Formation of the Shenmu Field in the northeastern
Ordos Basin of China contains tight sandstone reservoirs that have recently been …

Understanding sequence stratigraphy architecture in the incised-valley is a crucial step to
understanding the effect of relative sea level changes on reservoir characterization and …

This study focuses on the variations in facies characteristics, depositional environments, and
sedimentary sequences of the Fahliyan Formation carbonate succession (Neocomian …

Abstract During Middle Cretaceous (Late Albian-Early Turonian) period, the Sarvak
Formation prevailed in the coastal Fars area (Zagros), southern Iran. This formation is one of …

A paucity of studies on mud-rich basin slope successions has resulted in a significant gap in
our sedimentological understanding in these settings. Here, macro-and micro-scale analysis …

The Jurassic Hugin Formation consists of shallow-marine sandstones that belong to a
significant hydrocarbon reservoir in the Sleipner area in the Norwegian North Sea. The …

The mechanisms governing the development of deep-sea fans is a matter of debate and
their understanding at Milankovitch and millenial time-scales is challenged by complex …

Intracontinental subduction of the South China Block below the North China Block in the
Late Triassic resulted in formation of the transpressional Sichuan foreland basin on the …