Conference Proceedings
1995 AusIMM New Zealand Branch Annual Conference
Conference Proceedings
1995 AusIMM New Zealand Branch Annual Conference
Evolution of Cenozoic Oil- and Gas-Bearing Sedimentary Basins of Active Continental Margins: Northeastern Asia and Bering Sea
The
sedimentary basins of this region developed in the collision zone of thePacific Ocean plate and the continent. Stresses were transmitted thorough
wedge-like lithospheric blocks, such as the Okotsk Sea,
East Kamchatka, Aleutian and other smaller blocks. Compression and
inversion were more active at the boundaries: ***INSERT EQ*** and ***INSERT
EQ*** in places.
Tension, rifting and
the increase in the rate of sedimentation were marked in P1-2, P3,
N12, and also in N2 - Q in places. Structural
plan changes of the sedimentary basins and possible oil, gas and fluid migration
occurred more actively at the boundaries: ***INSERT
EQ***.
sedimentary basins of this region developed in the collision zone of thePacific Ocean plate and the continent. Stresses were transmitted thorough
wedge-like lithospheric blocks, such as the Okotsk Sea,
East Kamchatka, Aleutian and other smaller blocks. Compression and
inversion were more active at the boundaries: ***INSERT EQ*** and ***INSERT
EQ*** in places.
Tension, rifting and
the increase in the rate of sedimentation were marked in P1-2, P3,
N12, and also in N2 - Q in places. Structural
plan changes of the sedimentary basins and possible oil, gas and fluid migration
occurred more actively at the boundaries: ***INSERT
EQ***.
Contributor(s):
V G Varnavsky
-
SubscribeEvolution of Cenozoic Oil- and Gas-Bearing Sedimentary Basins of Active Continental Margins: Northeastern Asia and Bering SeaPDFThis product is exclusive to Digital library subscription
-
Add to cartEvolution of Cenozoic Oil- and Gas-Bearing Sedimentary Basins of Active Continental Margins: Northeastern Asia and Bering SeaPDFNormal price $22.00Member price from $0.00
Fees above are GST inclusive
PD Hours
Approved activity
- Published: 1995
- PDF Size: 1.053 Mb.
- Unique ID: P199509104NZ