Calculating the Eroded Thickness Corresponding to a Short-Term Tectonic Uplift with Milankovitch Theory: A Case Study of the Middle Permian Maokou Formation in Southeastern Sichuan Basin, Southwest China
Abstract:The Middle Permian
Maokou Formation in the southeastern Sichuan
Basin is a typical carbonate karst reservoir. At the end of the Middle
Permian, a short-term tectonic uplift (Tungwu movement) occurred in
the upper Yangtze region, causing the formation of dissolved fissures
and holes. To determine the location of the high-quality reservoir,
this paper calculated the eroded thickness using the Milankovitch
theory. Based on the gamma logging data of the six wells in the southeastern
Sichuan Basin, the dominant fre… Show more
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