2013, 32(2) 344-353 DOI:     ISSN: 1004-5589 CN: 22-1111/P

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Keywords
Dunhua Basin
wave impedance
sand content
lithologic interpretation
Authors
CHENG Li-Jun-1
LIU Zhao-Jun-1
2
CHEN Yong-Cheng-3
MENG Qing-Tao-1
HU Fei-1
XU Jin-Jun-1
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Cenozoic lithologic interpretation of seismic data and geological significance of the northern depression of Dunhua Basin

CHENG Li-Jun-1, LIU Zhao-Jun-1, 2, CHEN Yong-Cheng-3, MENG Qing-Tao-1, HU Fei-1, XU Jin-Jun-1

1. College of Earth Sciences��Jilin University��Changchun 130061��China; 2. Jilin Province Key-Lab for Mineralization and Exploration �� Development of Oil Shale and Coexisting Mineral Resources�� Changchun 130061��China; 3. Exploration and Development Research Institute��Northeast Oil and Gas Branch��SinoPEC��Changchun 130062��China

Abstract��

Six third-order sequences in Paleogene Hunchun Formation and Neogene Tumenzi Formation in the northern depression of Dunhua Basin have been identified�� By extracting the wavelets through multi-channel seismic statistical method and making synthetic seismic record of DC1 well��the authors completed the horizon calibration�� Using the high-resolution inversion data volumes got from model-based well constraint in sequence stratigraphic framework��the authors depicted the plane distribution characteristics of sand content and sand thickness of the target layer�� The contour maps of sand content showed that the provenance was mainly from the southeast of the sag during the deposition of the SH1 �� ST2 �� Throughout the Cenozoic sedimentary period��the supply directions of provenance did not change much��but the intensity gradually strengthened�� The low-value areas of sand content��the high-value areas of the mudstone thickness��the high-value areas of the stratigraphic thickness and the high-value areas of tectonic subsidence were coincident in each sequence unit��indicating that the fractures had strong controlon the deposition�� The high-value areas of mudstone thickness were the main developmental areas for the mudstone�� where were mainly semi-deep lake-deep lake deposits��thus��it can be preliminary predicted that these areas would be the most potential areas of hydrocarbon source rocks��

Keywords�� Dunhua Basin   wave impedance   sand content   lithologic interpretation  
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