“Sequence stratigraphy: principles and applications”
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“Sequence stratigraphy: principles and applications”
SCUOLA DI DOTTORATO IN SCIENZE DELLA TERRA PhD SCHOOL IN EARTH SCIENCE DIPARTIMENTO DI GEOSCIENZE DEPARTMENT OF GEOSCIENCES “Sequence stratigraphy: principles and applications” Prof. W. Hellan-Hansen University of Bergen AIM AND CONTENT The aim is to provide students with a working knowledge of the theoretical framework of sequence stratigraphy in siliciclastic roks and practical experience of the techniques of analysis of sedimentary succession using this approach. Students will learn how to use evidence for changes in base level and sediment supply within a succession as a tool for stratal correlation and for predicting facies distributions in time and space. DAY 1 DAY 2 SEDIMENTARY DEPOSITIONAL SYSTEMS • Fluvial depositional systems • Deltaic, shoreline and shelf depositional systems • Deep sea depositional systems PARASEQUENCES • Parasequences • Marine flooding surfaces • Parasequence stacking patterns • Exercise 2.1 (Parasequence correlation simple) • Exercise 2.2 (Parasequence correlation advanced) SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY: INTRODUCTION, BACKGROUND • What is sequence stratigraphy? • Relations to other stratigraphic disciplines • Breaks, Walther’s law and sequence stratigraphy • Exercise 1.1 (Wheeler diagram simple) • Exercise 1.2 (Wheeler diagram advanced) • Key surfaces and stacking patterns • Data • Exercise 1.3 (Vertical succession breakdown) BASIC CONCEPTS • Regression, transgression • Retrogradation, progradation • Eustasy, Relative sea-level, accommodation space • Trajectories SURFACES AND SYSTEMS TRACTS: TRANSGRESSIVE • Transgression • Ravinement surface • Maximum flooding surface THE CONTINENTAL PERSPECTIVE • Exercise 2.4 (Brent Group case study) DAY 3 ACCOMMODATION-SUPPLY CYCLES • Systems tracts • Ramp systems • Shelf-slope-basin systems • Accommodation-supply cycles • Exercise 2..3 (Sequence correlation) • Sequence hierarchy SURFACES AND SYSTEMS TRACTS: REGRESSIVE • Normal regression • Forced regression • Regressive surface of marine erosion • Subaerial unconformity/incised valleys • Shelf-edge deltas • Basin floor systems SEISMIC SEQUENCE STRATIGRAPHY • Underlying concepts • Interpretation methodology • Reflection terminations • Seismic surfaces • Seismic facies analysis • Reflector geometry • Attributes • Seismic geomorphology • Resolution • Exercise 3.1 (Seismic stratigraphic interpretation procedure) • Exercise 3.2 (Clinoform exercise) WHERE: Dipartimento di Geoscienze WHEN: Università di Padova, Via G. Gradenigo 6. Padova 8-10 October 2012 REGISTRATION: send an e-mail to [email protected]
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