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Session 1. Concepts of Facies Analysis

BUSCH, D.A., 1971, Genetic units in delta prospecting. Bull.

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Session 1. Methods of Facies Analysis

CAMPBELL, R.L., 1968. Stratigraphic applications of dip-meter

data"in Mid-continent. Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol.
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FISHER W.L., 1969. Facies characterization of Gulf Coast Basin
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GALLOWAY, W.E., 1968. Depositional systems of the Lower Wilcox
Group, North Central Gulf Coast Basin. Gulf Coast Assoc.
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McDANIEL, G.A., 1968. Application of sedimentary directional

features and scalar properties to Hydrocarbon Exploration.
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PIRSON, S. J., 1970. Geologic well log analysis. Gulf Pub.
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SEILACHER, A., 1967. Bathymetry of Trace Fossils. Marine
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Session 2. Continental Facies

ALLEN, J.R.L., 1970. Physical Processes of Sedimentation.

Allen & Unwin. London. 248p.
BENNACEF, A., BENF, S., BIJU-DUVAL, B., O d e CHARPAL, GARIEL, 0.,&
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BLUCK, B. J., 1964. Sedimentation of an alluvial fan in
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DENNY, C.S., 1965. Alluvial Fans in the Death Valley Region,
California & Nevada. U.S.G.S. Prof. Pap. No. 466. 62p.
MACKENZIE, D.B., 1972. Primary stratigraphic traps in sandstone.
In: Stratigraphic Oil and Gas Fields. R.E. King (Ed.).
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MARTIN, R., 1966. Paleogeomorphology and its application to

exploration for oil and gas (with examples from western
Canada). Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. v. 50, p. 2277-2311.
McCUBBIN, D.G., 1969. Cretaceous Strike-Valley Sandstone Reservoirs,
Northwestern New Mexico. Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol.
v. 53, p. 2114-2140.
MORGRIDGE, D.L., & SMITH, W.B., 1972. Geology and discovery of
Prudoe Bay Field, Eastern Arctic Slope, Alaska. In:
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SANFORD, R.M., 1970. Sarir Oil field, Libya - Desert Surprise.
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in the Precambrian rocks of Scotland. Jour. Sediment. Petrol,
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WITHROW, P.C., 1968. Deposition environment of Pennsylvanian
Red Fork Sandstone in Northeastern Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma.
Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. v. 52, p. 1638-1654.

Session 2. Eolian Facies

BAGNOLD, R.A., 1954. The physics of blown sand and desert dunes.
Methuen. London. 265p.
BIGARELLA, J.J., 1972. Eolian environments - their characteristics,
recognition, and importance. In: Recognition of Ancient
Sedimentary Environments. J.K. Rigby & W.K. Hamblin (Eds.).
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LAMING, D.J.C., 1966. Imbrication Palaeocurrents and other

sedimentary features in the Lower New Red Sandstone,
Devonian, England. J. Sediment. Petrol, v. 36. p. 940-957.
McKEE, E.D., 1966. Dune Structures. Sedimentology v. 7. p.3-69.
PICARD, M.D., & HIGH, L.R.Jr., 1968. Sedimentary cycles in the
Green River Formation (Eocene) Uinta basin, Utah. Jour.
Sediment. Petrol, v. 38. p. 378-383.
SELLEY, R.C., 1970. Ancient Sedimentary Environments. Chapman
and Hall. Lond. 239p.
WILSON, I.G., 1972. Aeolian bedforms - their development and
origins. Sedimentology v. 19. p. 173-210.
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Session 3. Deltaic Facies

COLEMAN, J.M., & GAGLIANO, S.M., 1964. Cycle sedimentation in

the Mississippi River delta plain: GCAGS Trans., vol. 14,
p.67-80
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FISHER, W.L., BROWN, L.F., SCOTT, A.J., & McGOWEN, J. H., 1969.
Delta systems in the exploration for oil and gas. Bur. Econ.
Geol. Univ. Texas. 78p.
FISK, H.N., et al, 1954. Sedimentation framework of the modern
Mississippi delta: Jour. Sed. Petrology, v. 24, p. 76-99.
MORGAN, J.P., & SHAVER, R.H., 1970. Deltaic sedimentation modern
and ancient. Soc. Econ. Min. Pal. Sp. Pub. No. 15.
SHIRLEY, M.L., & RAGSDALE, J.A. (Eds.), 1966. Deltas in their
geologic framework. Houston Geol. Soc. 251p.
WRIGHT, L.D., & COLEMAN, J.M., 1973. Variations in Morphology
of Major River Deltas as Functions of Ocean Wave and River
Discharge Regimes. Bull. Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geol. v. 57.
p. 370-417.

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