Medvedev A.L.

amedvedev@lgc.com


Graduated from Tver State Technical University, specialization "geological survey, prospecting and exploration of mineral deposit fields" (1995).
Senior geologist of Halliburton International Inc., Russia Branch.
Area of scientific interests: sequence-stratigraphic and facies analysis, 3D geological modeling of oil and gas deposits.
Author of 30 publications.
Regional petroleum geology
Section editor – PhD in geology and mineralogy Makarevich V.N.
Article # 36_2010 submitted on 06/15/2010 displayed on website on 08/23/2010
27 p.
pdf  Aptian incised river valleys of the Kamennoye field, Western Siberia: regional aspects of petroleum potential
Incised paleovalleys, formed in response to relative fall of a sea level, are the bright indicator of a regional unconformity and genetically related potentially highly prospective depositional systems of lowstand deltas, shoreline, basin slope and floor fans. Because of this, revealing even a local fragment of the incised paleovalleys may have regional paleogeographic, stratigraphic and hydrocarbon prospecting consequences. The identification of the Aptian incised valleys at the Kamennoye field, Western Siberia, has given a key to recognizing a regional unconformity (sequence boundary 1) as well as to forecasting the objects prospective for oil and gas related to lowstand deposits.

Key words: incised valleys, unconformity, sequence boundary 1, petroleum prospects, Vikulov formation, Aptian, Krasnoleninsk arch, Western Siberia.
article citation Medvedev A.L. Aptian incised river valleys of the Kamennoye field, Western Siberia: regional aspects of petroleum potential // Neftegazovaya Geologiya. Teoriya I Praktika. – 2010. - V.5. - #3.- http://www.ngtp.ru/rub/4/36_2010.pdf
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