1996
Kansas Geological Society Field Trip - Carbonate Petrology -
180 Minutes; Kansas Geological Foundation - Wichita State University.
The Chase
Group outcrops of northcentral Kansas and southern Nebraska were the focus
of study for the 1996 Kansas Geological Society field trip. This
tape was prepared by Dr. Sal Mazzullo of Wichita State University and discusses
carbonate development.
Ancient
Turbidite Systems: Model and Systems - AAPG.
Presentation on turbidites by Emiliano Mutti as part of a 1985 Distinguished
Lecture.
Before
the mountains - 29 minutes; Alberta Educational Television
Barrier
Islands - 52 minutes; American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Book
Cliffs - 36 minutes; Current Affairs Multimedia.
Features
interpretations of some late Mesozoic and Early Tertiary alluvial fan,
braided stream, coastal interdeltaic and deltaic facies and also
Jurassic - Triassic aeolian sandstones of Eastern Utah.
Canyon
Dream - 40 minutes; Miramar.
Without
narration but with original music, this tape has stunning visuals including
spectacular views of the stratigraphy of the Grand Canyon.
Carbonate
Facies and Reservoir Heterogeneity - 51 minutes; AAPG,
P.M. Harris.
Harris
emphasizes the value of analogs in constraining interpretations and lending
predictability to unraveling facies patterns in carbonate reservoirs.
Carbonate
Sedimentation: Florida Shelf Margin - 45 minutes; Current Affairs
Multimedia.
The various
sediments and sedimentary environments along a traverse across the Florida
reef tract are illustrated from a surface sample study, cores and sparker
profile.
Deltaic
Environments - 23 minutes; American Association of Petroleum
Geologists
The
Earth Has a History - 20 minutes; GSA.
In this
tape, A. R. Palmer literally walks the viewer through geologic time using
the Flatirons area of the Rocky Mountain Front Range near Boulder, Colorado.
The
Foreland Basin - 28 minutes; Alberta Educational Television
Introduction
to Sequence Stratigraphy - 27 minutes; Amoco Production Co.
- 1990.
This video
by Amoco is a concise overview of the basic concepts of sequence stratigraphy.
It covers sequence stratigraphic methods, terminology and applications.
Modern
Carbonates - 17 minutes; American Association of Petroleum Geologists
Oasis
- 45 minutes; Century One.
This tapeis
without narration but has original music by Tangerine Dream. It displays
the forces of nature and the natural architecture of the American Southwest.
There some fine portrayals of the stratigraphy of the area.
Pennsylvanian
Shallow Water Clastic Sediments of Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma
- 90 minutes.
This tape
describes the meandering stream model of clastic sedimentation including
examples of Hartshone point bar sequences and the deltaic model of clastic
sedimentation including examples of Atoka, Hartshone, and Bluejacket deltaic
sequences.
Reefs
Past to Present - 28 minutes.
Geologists
piece together evidence concerning the 250 million year history of the
Capitan Reef in Texas using microscopic analysis, topographic maps and
cross sectional drawings.
Sample
Examination - 26 minutes; American Association of Petroleum
Geologists
Sequence
Stratigraphy - 45 minutes; RMAG.
Dr. Robert
Weimer explores the outcrops in the hogback to the west of Denver.
He explains several stratigraphic sequences and the geologic processes
involved.
The
Stratigraphy of a Geologist: A Tribute to Field Geology - 21
minutes; SEPM
Explores the work of a field geologist
as epitomized by Dr. Lloyd Pray as he conducts a class in the field in
Texas.
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