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Line 49: − + − + − + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + − hmaxðrcÞ Maximum height of top bounding surface at rcðx; yÞ hminðrcÞ Minimum height of top bounding surface at rcðx; yÞ+ − L Clinoform length − P Shape function exponent − pO Axis of progradation relative to bounding surfaces − rcðx;yÞ Radius from clinoform origin to point on surface rmaxðx;yÞ Radius of base ellipse relative to clinoform origin rminðx;yÞ Radius of top ellipse relative to clinoform origin − S Clinoform spacing − sðrcÞ Shape function (power law for concave-upward geometry) θ Clinoform progradation angle relative to north − tD Length of top ellipse in depositional dip direction − tS Length of top ellipse in depositional strike direction − x x coordinate on surface − xorigin x coordinate of clinoform origin on surface − y y coordinate on surface − yorigin y coordinate of clinoform origin on surface − − m ✓ m ✓ m N/A m N/A m N/A m N/A m ✓ − None ✓ None ✓ − m N/A m N/A m N/A m ✓ − None N/A ° ✓ m ✓ m ✓ − None N/A None N/A None N/A None N/A
Three-dimensional modeling of clinoforms in shallow-marine reservoirs (view source)
Revision as of 20:09, 20 October 2015
, 20:09, 20 October 2015→Bounding Surfaces That Define Rock Volume
| b<sub>D</sub> || Length of base ellipse in depositional dip direction || m || ✓
| b<sub>D</sub> || Length of base ellipse in depositional dip direction || m || ✓
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| bS || Length of base ellipse in depositional strike direction || m || ✓
| b<sub>S</sub> || Length of base ellipse in depositional strike direction || m || ✓
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| c(rc) || Clinoform shape function || m || N/A
| c(r<sub>c</sub>) || Clinoform shape function || m || N/A
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| h(rc) || Height function, to give height of clinoform at rc(x, y) || m || N/A
| h(r<sub>c</sub>) || Height function, to give height of clinoform at r<sub>c</sub>(x, y) || m || N/A
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| h<sub>max</sub>(r<sub>c</sub>) || Maximum height of top bounding surface at r<sub>c</sub>(x, y) || m || N/A
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| h<sub>min</sub>(r<sub>c</sub>) || Minimum height of top bounding surface at r<sub>c</sub>(x, y) || m || N/A
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| L || Clinoform length || m || ✓
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| P || Shape function exponent || None || ✓
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| p<sub>O</sub> || Axis of progradation relative to bounding surfaces || None || ✓
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| r<sub>c</sub>(x, y) || Radius from clinoform origin to point on surface || m || N/A
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| r<sub>max</sub>(x, y) || Radius of base ellipse relative to clinoform origin || m || N/A
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| r<sub>min</sub>(x, y) || Radius of top ellipse relative to clinoform origin || m || N/A
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| S || Clinoform spacing || m || ✓
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| s(r<sub>c</sub>) || Shape function (power law for concave-upward geometry) || None || N/A
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| θ || Clinoform progradation angle relative to north || ° || ✓
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| t<sub>D</sub> || Length of top ellipse in depositional dip direction || m || ✓
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| t<sub>S</sub> || Length of top ellipse in depositional strike direction || m || ✓
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| x || x coordinate on surface || None || N/A
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| x<sub>origin</sub> || x coordinate of clinoform origin on surface || None || N/A
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| y || y coordinate on surface || None || N/A
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| y<sub>origin</sub> || y coordinate of clinoform origin on surface || None || N/A
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<sup>*N/A = not applicable.</sup>
*N/A = not applicable.
This allows the clinoforms to adapt to the morphology of the bounding surfaces ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2A]]). For cases in which an overlying erosional bounding surface is interpreted to truncate clinoforms ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2B]]) and/or clinoforms are interpreted to downlap onto a bounding surface that reflects irregular sea-floor topography ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2C]]), a planar and horizontal dummy surface is used either above the erosional bounding surface or below the bounding surface, reflecting irregular sea-floor topography. The height function BLTN13190eq30 (equation 1), is applied to the planar dummy surfaces to insert clinoforms; and, in a final step, the bounding surface geometries are used to remove the upper and/or lower portions of the clinoforms, where appropriate, to match interpreted truncation ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2B]]) and/or down lap ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2C]]).
This allows the clinoforms to adapt to the morphology of the bounding surfaces ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2A]]). For cases in which an overlying erosional bounding surface is interpreted to truncate clinoforms ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2B]]) and/or clinoforms are interpreted to downlap onto a bounding surface that reflects irregular sea-floor topography ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2C]]), a planar and horizontal dummy surface is used either above the erosional bounding surface or below the bounding surface, reflecting irregular sea-floor topography. The height function BLTN13190eq30 (equation 1), is applied to the planar dummy surfaces to insert clinoforms; and, in a final step, the bounding surface geometries are used to remove the upper and/or lower portions of the clinoforms, where appropriate, to match interpreted truncation ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2B]]) and/or down lap ([[:File:BLTN13190fig2.jpg|Figure 2C]]).