Relationship between tectonic and sedimentary processes.
Case study: the Arabian plate and margins, relations with petroleum systems.
EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH STRUCTURAL STYLES
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Duration : 1.5 Days
Folding mechanisms and styles, impact on fractures distribution.
Conductive and sealing faults.
Migration pathways and petroleum systems timing.
Seal efficiency and time of residence of hydrocarbons in structural traps.
SUMMARY, SYNTHESIS & WRAP-UP
Learning Objectives
Attendees will be able to implement the following skills:
Get familiar with both brittle and ductile deformations identification and analysis, in various types of sedimentary basins, at different scales and under different stress regimes: at lithosphere scale: plate tectonics and basin formation (rifts, passive margins, active margins and thrust belts); at basin scale: subsidence and inversion, structural traps (tilted blocks, horsts, shale and salt domes, folds), at field and reservoir scales: behavior of faults (seal or drain), fracturing, cap rock integrity…,
Be able to identify the specific structural style of a petroleum area, on outcrop pictures and on seismic profiles,
Be able to grasp issues linked to tectonic evolution versus petroleum system evolution (in different structural contexts).
Ways & Means
Interactive course: lectures illustrated by practical exercises and personal work.
Learning assessment
Knowledge assessment with multiple choice questions and open explanatory questions.
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