The late Miocene thick accumulations of submarine fan and slope fan deposits namely the
Mount Messenger Formation, represent low resistivity reservoir within Taranaki Basin of …

Abstract The Western Desert province is one of Egypt's most productive hydrocarbon
provinces, ranking second in terms of oil production after the Gulf of Suez province and …

Abstract The Red Sea formed as a consequence of Cenozoic rifting between the African and
Arabian plates. While continuous oceanic spreading is active in the southern and central …

The formation of oceanic crust in the southern and central Red Sea is generally accepted to
have started at c. 5 Ma. However, the nature of the crust in the northern Red Sea is still …

The current study presents the log analysis results from two vertical onshore wells in Al
Baraka oil Field, Komombo basin, upper Egypt. The Geophysical logs comprising gamma …

Abstract The Red Sea basin includes a thick Middle to Late Miocene evaporitic succession
that underwent halokinesis and caused intensive reshaping of the seafloor and the …

Abstract The Albian/Cenomanian reservoir is one of the two main reservoirs composing the
petroleum system in the Komombo Basin. However, these reservoirs have not previously …

Two main reservoirs are producing in Komombo Basin: the first one belongs to the C
Member of the Six Hills Formation, and the second belongs to the Albian/Cenomanian cycle …

Sedimentary basins in south Egypt, in particular Komombo and Nuqra basins, have been
paid more attention during the last few decades, due to their hydrocarbon prospectivity. The …

The structure and tectonic evolution of the Cretaceous rift basins of southern Egypt are
poorly understood. In this study, the tectonostratigraphy of the Komombo Basin has been …