- An
isopach map (/ˈaɪsoʊpæk/)
illustrates thickness variations within a
tabular unit,
layer or stratum.
Isopachs are
contour lines of
equal thickness over...
- even
though the
reservoir true
stratigraphic thickness in that area (or
isopach)
might be only 10 m, and its true
vertical thickness (isoc****), 14 m....
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locations of
sedimentary facies (lithofacies and biofacies) or the
mapping of
isopachs of
equal thickness of
sedimentary rock
Surficial mapping:
recording the...
-
stratum illustrating the
subsurface topographic trends of the strata.
Isopach maps
detail the
variations in
thickness of
stratigraphic units. It is not...
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surfaces (especially low
angle thrust faults) and unconformities.
Isopach maps use
isopachs (lines of
equal thickness) to
illustrate variations in thickness...
- does
cause an
increase in
seismic amplitude which can be used with an
isopach map to
determine net pay. In the mid-1980s the
Ekofisk field as a whole...
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period of deformation.
There are many
other anticlines within the
basin and
isopach data
suggests that the
formation of
these folds occurred mostly during...
-
affected by 1918
Katla eruption. Key: Vents, 10 cm
tephra isopach, 5 cm
tephra isopach which is
relevant due to
fluoride content and
damage to agriculture...
- Rust,
Alison C. (February 6, 2020). "Sources of
uncertainty in the
Mazama isopachs and the
implications for
interpreting distal tephra deposits from large...
-
Southwestern Denver Basin, The
second report Bedrock Geology, Structure, and
Isopach Maps of the
Upper Cretaceous to
Paleogene Strata between Greeley and Colorado...
