ACE FT 6 | Integrated Deepwater Outcrop Characterization: From Channels to Sheets-San Diego, California
Society for Sedimentary Geology (SEPM)
Thursday, 11 June – Saturday, 13 June 2020, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. | San Diego, California
Who Should Attend
Geologist and engineers interested in developing a deeper understanding of deepwater reservoirs.
Objectives
- Application of sequence stratigraphic concepts to improve prediction of spatial and temporal variations in sand body architecture.
- Application key multi-disciplinary techniques and workflows necessary for successful characterization of deepwater sand bodies.
- Understand the potential sub-seismic controls on sand body heterogeneity.
Course Content
This field trip will focus on the deepwater channel and sheet dominated outcrops exposed along the southern California coastline. These exceptional deepwater outcrops provide a superb opportunity to study the architecture and facies associations of deepwater systems and has applications to both conventional reservoir types (e.g. Wilcox, Miocene GoM, and offshore West Africa).
- Fee:
- $1,350 Professionals
- $675 Students (limited number)
- Limit:
- 25 People
- Educational Credits
- 1.7 CEU
- 17 PDH
- Includes:
- Hotel
- Local Transportation
- Lunch
- Materials
- Notes:
- Participants are responsible for travel to and from San Diego, California
Itinerary Roster
- Day 1: Ardath and Scripps Formations at La Jolla, California San Diego, California; Temporal and Spatial Variations in sand body architecture
- Day 2: Capistrano Formation at San Clemente, California; Architectural characterization of deepwater Channels
- Day 3: Pt Loma Formation at Pt Loma, California; Architectural characterization of deepwater Sheets
Venue
San Diego
San Diego,
California
United States