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    Use of high resolution 3D seismic data to evaluate Quaternary valley evolution history during transgression, offshore San Luis Pass, Gulf of Mexico 

    Mulcahy, Francis Joseph (2015-05)
    A novel, shallow-investigation, high-resolution 3D (HR3D) seismic acquisition system has been employed, for the first time in the Gulf of Mexico, to characterize CO₂ storage potential and de-risk targets for sequestration. ...
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    Structural framework and seismic geomorphology of the Cretaceous beneath the Mad Dog Area, deep to ultradeep waters Gulf of Mexico 

    Markez, Damian (2013-05)
    Recent drilling of deep stratigraphy in subsalt offshore Gulf of Mexico has revealed the presence of thick, amalgamated, Cretaceous siliciclastic reservoirs with the potential to become valid exploration targets. Similar ...
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    A 20,000 year flowstone record of Gulf of Mexico sourced moisture in Texas 

    Charlton, Timothy Callison (2016-05)
    Understanding how future atmospheric warming may affect moisture distribution in the American Southwest is becoming increasingly important. To this end, various paleoclimatic proxies have been used to investigate the range ...
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    Geometry and nature of modern and ancient mass transport deposits worldwide 

    Singh, Kadira Analisa, 1986- (2010-05)
    Mass transport deposits form a significant portion of the rock record in both modern and ancient basins. Their geometry, composition, distribution and genesis are poorly understood, making it difficult to predict anything ...
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    Paleogeographic evolution during the Eocene Upper Wilcox in the Houston embayment with consideration of the Yoakum Canyon fill 

    Conwell, David Andrew (2015-05)
    The Eocene Upper Wilcox clastic wedge represents the second major pulse of terrigenous material into the Gulf of Mexico basin. Recent interest in the Wilcox has been reinvigorated by the drilling of the Baha prospect in ...
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    Regional structure, stratigraphy, and hydrocarbon potential of the Mexican sector of the Gulf of Mexico 

    Rodriguez, Anthony Byron (2011-08)
    I have compiled digital seismic and well data over a region of approximately 700,000 km² to better improve the correlation of the Mexican sector of the Gulf of Mexico (MGOM) with the better studied and more explored U.S. ...
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    The Cretaceous-Paleogene boundary deposit in the Gulf of Mexico : oceanic basin response to the Chicxulub impact and geomechanics of reservoir-scale sand injectites, Panoche Hills, California 

    Sanford, Jason Charles (2015-08)
    Hydrocarbon exploration in the last decade has yielded sufficient data to evaluate the Gulf of Mexico basin response to the Chicxulub asteroid impact. Given its passive marine setting and proximity to the impact structure ...
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    Shelf-to-basin architecture and facies variability of a Cretaceous intrashelf basin in the northwest Gulf of Mexico 

    Sitgreaves, Jeffrey Robert (2015-12)
    The geomorphic expression of intrashelf basin systems (ISBs) and their associated facies patterns is extremely subtle, with shelf-to-basin dip angles that can average 0.3° across the slope profile. This presents an issue ...
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    Fabric development and pore-throat reduction in a mass-transport deposit in the Jubilee gas field, eastern Gulf of Mexico : consequences for the sealing capacity of MTDs 

    Cardona, Sebastian (2015-08)
    Mass-transport complexes (MTCs) and Mass-transport deposits (MTDs) are important stratigraphic elements in many deepwater basins. MTCs have traditionally been identified as seals but can also act as migration pathways. ...
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    Pressure and stress at Mad Dog Field, Gulf of Mexico 

    Merrell, Michael Phillip (2012-12)
    Hydrocarbon exploration involves drilling into or near salt deposits in the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil, Egypt, and the Middle East. Drilling these systems has proven to be quite dangerous, challenging, and expensive due to the ...
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    AuthorBetts, William Salter (1)Burstein, Jacob Thomas (1)Cardona, Sebastian (1)Charlton, Timothy Callison (1)Comeaux, Rebecca Suzanne (1)Conwell, David Andrew (1)de la Rocha Bascon, Luciana (1)Fong-Ngern, Rattanaporn (1)Gutierrez, Mario Andres (1)Hernandez, Jaime, 1968- (1)... View MoreSubject
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    Stratigraphy (4)CO₂ (2)Cretaceous (2)Deep water (2)Geomechanics (2)Miocene (2)Sedimentation (2)Texas (2)3-dimensional dynamic modeling (1)... View MoreDate Issued2020 - 2021 (1)2010 - 2019 (20)2006 - 2009 (2)Has File(s)Yes (23)Degree Department
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