Carbonate Cementation in Sandstones: Distribution Patterns and Geochemical Evolution

摘要: Carbonate cementation in sandstones: controls on distribution patterns and geochemical evolution Origin spatial of early vadose phreatic calcite cements the Zia Formation, Albuquerque Basin, New Mexico, USA diagenesis porosity sheet-flood evidence from Middle Lower Lunde Members (Triassic) Snorre Field, Norwegian North Sea non-marine foreland sandstones at western edge Alleghanian Overthrust Belt, southern Appalachians Paleogeographic, paleoclimatic burial-history diagenetic reservoir Cretaceous Serraria Sergipe-Alagoas NE Brazil Tertiary Swiss Molasse Basin: their petrography, isotope geochemistry relevance to paleohydrodynamic reconstruction cement Triassic Chaunoy Formation Paris effect flow properties Calcite shallow marine sandstones-growth mechanisms geometry low-permeability calcite-cemented lenses shallow-marine CaCO3 mechanisms: an example Jurassic Luxemburg Sandstone Geochemical history precipitation sandstones, Northern Apennines, Italy Diagenetic synorogenic hybrid lithic arenites (Miocene), northern San Joaquin California Oseberg field: a case study late diagenetic-high temperature poikilotopic timing carbonate Namorado (Cretaceous), Albacora Brazil: implications for oil recovery Structural seismic-scale hydrocarbon-bearing fluvial Australia: comparison - key four sandstone level (Cretaceous) Hibernia Oilfield, Jeane d'Arc Newfoundland, Canada The significance d13C regional perspective fracture-related dolomite porous Carboniferous County Antrim, Ireland Saddle (baroque) carbonates reappraisal burial-diagenetic concept Application quantitative back-scattered electron image analysis isotopic interpretation siderite cement: Tirrawarra Sandstone, Cooper Basin (Australia) dissolution during cyclic CO2 enhanced treatment