Activity PersonAARG Paper Collection 5

Author: [USA] Kevin T. Biddle; Translated by Mu Xianzhong et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-08-29
Features: This book is one of the World Oil and Gas Basins series published by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in 1991. It primarily focuses on the oil and gas discoveries and basin origins of typical "active margin" basins worldwide, as well as an analysis of the views on basin exploration. The basins discussed include the Los Angeles Basin in the United States, the Taranaki Basin in New Zealand, the Magdalena Basin in Colombia, and the Falcón Basin in Venezuela. The book provides a detailed analysis and elaboration on the history of oil and gas discoveries in the Los Angeles Basin, structural geological features and tectonic evolution history, sedimentary history, thermal evolution history, regional biostratigraphy, petroleum geochemistry, and theoretical research on oil and gas migration. It particularly emphasizes the control of structural geology and tectonic evolution on oil and gas migration. Additionally, it conducts comparative analysis and research on the geological characteristics and oil and gas generation theories of basins similar to the Los Angeles Basin in origin. This book is thorough, well-documented, and provides rare comparative materials for petroleum explorationists on active continental margin basins, offering theoretical guidance for further research on oil and gas basins in China. It is suitable for researchers engaged in petroleum geology theory, petroleum geological exploration, as well as faculty and students of relevant disciplines in universities and colleges. This book is one of the World Oil and Gas Basins series published by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists in 1991, primarily focusing on the oil and gas discoveries and basin origins of typical "active margin" basins worldwide, as well as an analysis of the views on basin exploration. The book provides a detailed analysis and elaboration on the history of oil and gas discoveries in the Los Angeles Basin, structural geological features and tectonic evolution history, sedimentary history, thermal evolution history, regional biostratigraphy, petroleum geochemistry, and theoretical research on oil and gas migration.