reservoir engineering, production, flow units, drilling
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depositional models, diagenesis, seismic, petrophysics, reservoir engineering, production, flow units, drilling | |
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A succession of the Bangestan Group from Upper Sarvak to Ilam Formations in Lurestan Area, SW Iran. Photo from A. A. Taghavi, 2006. |
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Progradation in the upper Sarvak Formation as well as an unconformity, South Iran close to Ahwaz. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb 2008. |
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Incision has been filled and show a top lap where shows an unconformity. South Iran close to Ahwaz. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb 2008. |
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Progradation in the upper Sarvak Formation, South Iran close to Ahwaz. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb 2008. |
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Typical submarine incision between upper and lower Sarvak Formation. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb. 2008. |
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Typical submarine incision between upper and lower Sarvak Formation. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb. 2008. |
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Typical submarine incision between upper and lower Sarvak Formation. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb. 2008. |
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Very nice Gas Spring from south Iran. The fire can be seen due to gas in a hot climate. Photo from Ali Ghobeishavi, Feb. 2008. |
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In the type section of Sachun Evaporate Formation which located in Interior Fars Area have found two carbonate zone with nodules in 482 and 609 meter from top of section. These nodules are commonly spherical and elliptical. They are huge, too much and covered by thin layer of Iron Oxide. Photo from Ali Rahmani (NISOC) , May. 2008. Email:rali532000@yahoo.com |
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In the type section of Sachun Evaporate Formation which located in Interior Fars Area have found two carbonate zone with nodules in 482 and 609 meter from top of section. These nodules are commonly spherical and elliptical. They are huge, too much and covered by thin layer of Iron Oxide. Photo from Ali Rahmani (NISOC), May. 2008. Email:rali532000@yahoo.com |
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In the type section of Sachun Evaporate Formation which located in Interior Fars Area have found two carbonate zone with nodules in 482 and 609 meter from top of section. These nodules are commonly spherical and elliptical. They are huge, too much and covered by thin layer of Iron Oxide. Photo from Ali Rahmani (NISOC), May. 2008. Email:rali532000@yahoo.com |
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