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• Azimuth
  ...n of a body. It is defined as the orientation of a line at which a tilted body intersects a horizontal plane. It is usually but not always relative to no
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• Gravity anomaly models
  Three key parameters of the source body affect the size and shape of the gravity response: ...uch more important to constrain the size (shape) and depth of the geologic body than it is to constrain the density.
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• AAPG Wiki:Editing the main page
  * Body ==Body==
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• Strike
  Strike, or [[azimuth]], is the orientation of a body or surface, measured where it intersects a horizontal plane. It is perpend
  585 bytes (88 words) - 16:06, 11 September 2014
• Borehole gravity applications: examples
  ==Salt body geometry== ...f Mexico. (B) Model of the salt body. (C) Seismic section through the salt body. Copyright: ARCO Exploration and Production Technology.]]
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• Sandstone porosity and permeability prediction
  ...major sandstone depositional environments, especially with respect to sand body geometries.</ref> cover the impact of depositional environment on porosity
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• Pressure prediction: reconstructing burial history
  In the case of a sand body carried deeper by a [[growth fault]], first plot the [[Normal hydrostatic p
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• 3-D seismic data: proportional slices and volume visualization
  ...at allow the interpreter to seed and pick the depositional system as a 3-D body. This allows the interpreter to see the depositional system as a 3-D object
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• Setting and structure of the Sorrento field
  ...the [[Morrow Sandstone]] reflect the irregular thickness of the sandstone body and a small structural [[nose]] and [[closure]]. The oil column is [[length
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• Normal hydrostatic pressure
  Fluid pressure is that pressure exerted at a given point in a body of fluid.
  3 KB (480 words) - 13:47, 16 February 2022
• Buoyancy pressure
  Buoyancy is the tendency for a body (or a drop of immiscible fluid) to float or rise when submerged in a fluid
  4 KB (596 words) - 18:37, 17 February 2022
• Yowlumne field
  ...eposition of this body by turbidity currents. Also, the Yowlumne Sandstune body is lens shaped in cross section and does not significantly incise underlyin
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• Hydrodynamics
  ...elevation above a given subsurface point at which a column connected to a body of water will equilibrate. It reflects the level of the potential energy po
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• Surficial geochemical exploration principles
  ...s in analytical and interpretive methods, this interest has produced a new body of data and insights, many of which are summarized in AAPG Memoir 66.<ref n
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• AAPG Wiki:Converting content
  ...owiki><cjsauthor></nowiki>''', '''<nowiki><cjsyear></nowiki>''', etc. The body of the article, with simple HTML markup, is in '''<nowiki><cjstext></nowik
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• Biostratigraphic applications in hydrocarbon exploration
  ...tion. For example, from the paleoenvironment the geometry of the reservoir-body as well as the continuity and quality is inferred. In carbonate reservoirs ...based on characterizing the fossils content above and below the reservoir body. If the recorded fossil assemblage refers to a stratigraphic position abov
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• Borehole gravity
  ...BHGM no farther from the wellbore than one or two times the height of the body. A salt dome with [[depth::15,000 ft]] of vertical relief would have a defi
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• Delta plain, lower
  ...are separated by broad evaporative sequences. From the standpoint of sand-body formation, the major environmental sequence consists of bay-fill deposits, ...ris forming the lower part and well-sorted clastics forming the upper sand body. The upper unit is essentially distributary-mouth bar deposits associated w
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• Macroseepage vs. microseepage in surficial geochemistry
  The existence of microseepage is supported by a large body of empirical evidence.<ref name=ch18r30>Price, L. C., 1986, A critical over
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• Delta plain, upper
  ...ward cycles (which are commonly truncated) occur within the resulting sand body. Each fining-upward cycle (owing to deposition of a laterally migrating cha ...rties, [[dip]] angles, relative porosity, and sedimentary structures; sand body isopach map (lower left); and representative electric logs (lower right) at
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