High-resolution sequence stratigraphy applied to reservoir zonation and characterisation, and its impact on production performance - shallow marine, fluvial downstream, and lacustrine carbonate settings

Magalhães, A.J.C.; Gabaglia, Guilherme Pederneiras Raja; Fragoso, Daniel Galvão Carnier; Freire, E. Bento; Lykawka, Ricardo; Arregui, Carlos Daniel; Silveira, Mônica Meneguette; Carpio, K.M.T.; Gasperi, André De; Pedrinha, S.; Artagão, V.M.; Terra, Gerson José Salamoni; Bunevich, Rodrigo Brandão; Roemers-Oliveira, Eduardo; Gomes, J.P.; Hernandez, Juan I.; Hernández, Roberto M.; Bruhn, Carlos H.L.

doi:10.1016/j.earscirev.2020.103325

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“…The cyclic nature of the sedimentary processes is evidenced by multiple steps of erosion-transport-sedimentation experienced by any sedimentary particle from its source rock to its destination in a sedimentary basin. Many organisms also produce sediment, and their life cycles are controlled by cyclically changing Magalhães et al, 2020). High-frequency sequences (fourth or higher orders) are observed at outcrop and core scale.…”

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“…This author later proposed the existence of even larger groups, called hypercyclothems (Weller, 1958). This marked characteristic of the cyclicity in the sedimentary record, in which individual cycles occur in clusters that make up larger cyclical units, remains in modern approaches of sequence stratigraphy (Catuneanu, 2019a, b;Magalhães et al, 2020;Fragoso et al, 2021; see item 3.3) and cyclostratigraphy (e.g. Hinnov, 2018; see item 3.4) The term "stacking pattern" is often used to describe a hierarchical order of cyclical units.…”

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“…Strasser et al, 1999;Magalhães et al, 2016Magalhães et al, , 2017Fig. 25), ordered in a hierarchical framework (Magalhães et al, 2020).…”

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“…In this sense, a stratigraphic sequence framework is composed of cycles observed at different hierarchies. A higher ranking comprises an organized cluster of lowerranking sequences (Catuneanu, 2019a, b;Magalhães et al, 2020;Fragoso et al, 2021;Fig. 27).…”

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Cyclicity in Earth sciences, quo vadis? Essay on cycle concepts in geological thinking and their historical influence on stratigraphic practices

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Kuchenbecker

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Hist. Geo Space. Sci.

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Abstract. The archetype of a cycle has played an essential role in explaining observations of nature over thousands of years. At present, this perception significantly influences the worldview of modern societies, including several areas of science. In the Earth sciences, the concept of cyclicity offers simple analytical solutions in the face of complex events and their respective products, in both time and space. Current stratigraphic research integrates several methods to identify repetitive patterns in the stratigraphic record and to interpret oscillatory geological processes. This essay proposes a historical review of the cyclic conceptions from the earliest phases in the Earth sciences to their subsequent evolution into current stratigraphic principles and practices, contributing to identifying opportunities in integrating methodologies and developing future research mainly associated with quantitative approaches.

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“…Strasser et al, 1999;Magalhães et al, 2016Magalhães et al, , 2017Fig. 25), ordered in a hierarchical framework (Magalhães et al, 2020).…”

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Section: Figure 20 the Genesis Of The Different Types Of Cyclothems Inmentioning

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Cyclicity in Earth sciences, quo vadis? Essay on cycle concepts in geological thinking and their historical influence on stratigraphic practices

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Magalhães

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“…Based on geological mapping conducted at scale 1:10.000, Madureira (2020) and references therein describe the main structural features and boundary contacts of the Moeda Formation, justifying the location of the eight logs used to identify the lithofacies associations of this unit (Fig. 3).…”

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Depositional setting and U-Pb detrital record of rift-related deposits in the Moeda Formation (Minas Supergroup) at the Gandarela and Ouro Fino synclines, Quadrilátero Ferrífero, Brazil

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The Moeda Formation (Caraça Group, base of Minas Supergroup) registers the initial rift stages of the Minas Basin in the Quadrilátero Ferrífero, Southern São Francisco craton, SE-Brazil. We present stratigraphic and U-Pb detrital zircon dating analyses of the Moeda Formation that contribute to the comprehension of its sedimentary evolution in the southernmost Gandarela and Ouro Fino synclines (Central-Eastern Quadrilátero Ferrifero). The Moeda Formation sequence consists of a basal proximal alluvial fan with clast-supported conglomerates, grading upward into an alluvial floodplain with quartz arenites, and upper massive sandstones from distal fluvial fans. Because the Moeda Formation is normally limited by similar lithologies at both its base (Nova Lima Group, Rio das Velhas Supergroup) and top (Batatal Formation, uppermost Caraça Group) and stratigraphic inversion has occurred in the study area, U-Pb detrital zircon dating was also extended to these units to differentiate them stratigraphically. The youngest clusters of detrital zircon ages in the Nova Lima Group and Moeda and Batatal formations were 2716, 2777 and 2786 Ma, respectively. Based on our data and relevant literature, the depositional age of the Moeda Formation was interpreted as between 2716 and 2520 Ma with the Mesoarchean continental crust, the Rio das Velhas Supergroup and the Archean TTG complexes as its main source areas.

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Middle Jurassic multi‐scale transgressive–regressive cycles: An example from the Lusitanian Basin

Magalhães

Terra²,

Guadagnin

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The Depositional Record

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Multi‐scale transgressive–regressive cycles from the mid‐Jurassic were recognised in the Central Lusitanian Basin, Portugal. These cycles allow the depositional evolution of the basin to be better understood and aid in the construction of stratigraphic sequences composed of three hierarchies. The stacking pattern of high‐frequency transgressive–regressive sequences forms larger clusters that define medium‐frequency transgressive–regressive sequences. Likewise, the stacking pattern of medium‐frequency transgressive–regressive sequences generates two Bathonian–early Callovian low‐frequency transgressive–regressive sequences. Integration of several methods supported the interpretation of facies associations representing clastic deposition in offshore to shoreface environments and carbonate sediments in outer to inner ramp settings. New data from calcareous nannofossils and dinoflagellate assemblages constrained the interval's Bathonian–early Callovian age, thus unveiling the Middle–Upper Jurassic disconformity and filling the Middle Jurassic stratigraphic record gap in the Central Lusitanian Basin. This study may be helpful for similar successions in Tethyan domains and comparable depositional settings elsewhere.

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High-resolution sequence stratigraphy applied to reservoir zonation and characterisation, and its impact on production performance - shallow marine, fluvial downstream, and lacustrine carbonate settings

Cited by 41 publications

References 57 publications

Cyclicity in Earth sciences, quo vadis? Essay on cycle concepts in geological thinking and their historical influence on stratigraphic practices

Cyclicity in Earth sciences, quo vadis? Essay on cycle concepts in geological thinking and their historical influence on stratigraphic practices

Depositional setting and U-Pb detrital record of rift-related deposits in the Moeda Formation (Minas Supergroup) at the Gandarela and Ouro Fino synclines, Quadrilátero Ferrífero, Brazil

Middle Jurassic multi‐scale transgressive–regressive cycles: An example from the Lusitanian Basin

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