This document contains instructions for a take home assignment on subsurface cross sections. Students are asked to: 1) Construct a cross section from bore hole data; 2) List and identify rock types in formations; 3) Explain significance of rock sequence in Period A; 4) Explain slanted beds in Period A; 5) Compare and explain differences in rock sequences between Periods A and B; 6) Identify two potential hydrocarbon traps with arrows and labels; 7) Explain if a limestone could be a potential reservoir with a rise in sea level. The assignment is due on January 28, 2011.
This document contains instructions for a take home assignment on subsurface cross sections. Students are asked to: 1) Construct a cross section from bore hole data; 2) List and identify rock types in formations; 3) Explain significance of rock sequence in Period A; 4) Explain slanted beds in Period A; 5) Compare and explain differences in rock sequences between Periods A and B; 6) Identify two potential hydrocarbon traps with arrows and labels; 7) Explain if a limestone could be a potential reservoir with a rise in sea level. The assignment is due on January 28, 2011.
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This document contains instructions for a take home assignment on subsurface cross sections. Students are asked to: 1) Construct a cross section from bore hole data; 2) List and identify rock types in formations; 3) Explain significance of rock sequence in Period A; 4) Explain slanted beds in Period A; 5) Compare and explain differences in rock sequences between Periods A and B; 6) Identify two potential hydrocarbon traps with arrows and labels; 7) Explain if a limestone could be a potential reservoir with a rise in sea level. The assignment is due on January 28, 2011.
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