1. Solutions From The Field - Modern Salt Tectonics Breakthroughs in modern evaluation of salt tectonics include two basic concepts Ernest Mancini, Professor of geology, University of Alabama. 100 E http://www.pttc.org/solutions/406.htm

MODERN SALT TECTONICS PTTC Home Solutions From the Field Based on a workshop sponsored by PTTC's Eastern Gulf Region on July 26, 2000 in Jackson, Mississippi. Material presented by Mark Rowan, Rowan Structural Consulting. BOTTOM LINE Recent developments in understanding of salt tectonics will facilitate oil and gas exploration and development in the Eastern Gulf Region. PROBLEM ADDRESSED Salt deformation plays a large role in the spatial and temporal distribution of reservoirs as well as hydrocarbon generation, migration, and entrapment. Breakthroughs in modern evaluation of salt tectonics include two basic concepts. First, differential loading drives salt tectonics and the process of diapirism is therefore more passive than had been believed. Second, lateral flow is locally important. A major component of salt tectonics is development of salt sheets, tongues, and allochthonous nappes. Passive diapirism, differential loading, extension, contraction, strike-slip faulting, and near-diapir faulting may trigger salt deformation. KEY WORDS: Allochthonous Salt, Diapirs/Diapirism, Extension/Contraction, Mechanics of Salt Deformation, Salt tectonics, Seismic Interpretation, Strike-Slip

2. Structural Geology And Tectonics Research topics include salt tectonics and shale tectonics on passive, active, andstrikeslip continental margins, especially in West Africa, Trinidad, and http://www.beg.utexas.edu/resprog/structuralgeology/

Fossil Energy Research Programs Industrial Associates State Lands Program University Lands Program AREAS OF STUDY Basin Analysis Carbonates Clastics Fractures ... Structural Geology and Tectonics OTHER PROGRAMS Geoscience/Environmental Worldwide Research The Bureau conducts pure and applied research across the spectrum of deformation processes that affect sedimentary basins during their infilling and exhumation. Research involving structural modeling integrated with seismic analysis and mapping is carried out by two industry-funded consortia, the Applied Geodynamics Laboratory and the Deep-Marine Depositional Margins Alliance, and by research groups carrying out basin analysis. Research topics include salt tectonics and shale tectonics on passive, active, and strike-slip continental margins, especially in West Africa, Trinidad, and the Gulf of Mexico. In addition, another industry-supported group, the Fracture Research and Application Consortium, uses geomechanical and structural-diagenetic models to predict fracture architecture from limited subsurface samples. Current Studies Current Applied Geodynamics Laboratory ( AGL ) studies: Salt Canopy Emplacement and Deformation in Northern Gulf of Mexico

3. Salt salt tectonics Animations Cool experiments and pictures from theTexas Bureau of Economic geology. The movements of salt layers http://geology.about.com/cs/salt/

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4. The Geology Of Morocco - Salt Tectonics Jbel Tizi. This is the surface expression of a salt dome. Overlying dissolution.Rock salt (halite) in outcrop at Jbel Amsitten. PreviousUpNext. http://folk.uio.no/oyengen/geo/morocco/salt.html

Jbel Tizi. This is the surface expression of a salt dome. Overlying strata are folded and cracked due to the upward movement of the salt, whereas the central region is collapsed due to dissolution. Rock salt (halite) in outcrop at Jbel Amsitten. Previous Up Next

5. MODERN SALT TECTONICS limited role in salt tectonics. salt should be viewed as a on PTTCs Eastern Gulf Region and its activities contactErnest Mancini, Professor of geology, University of Alabama http://www.pttc.org/solutions/406.pdf

6. Geoscience Jobs Structural Geology Salt Tectonics: Earthworks Postdoctoral, Grad Postdoctoral, Graduate Student and Scientific Programming Positions In Analogueand Numerical Modelling of Lithospheric Extension and salt tectonics. http://www.earthworks-jobs.com/geoscience/dal4041.html

Main Menu GeoComputing Geodynamics Geoscience Research Departments of Oceanography, and Earth Sciences Postdoctoral, Graduate Student and Scientific Programming Positions In Analogue and Numerical Modelling of Lithospheric Extension and Salt Tectonics The Departments of Oceanography, and Earth Sciences have up to five positons available for highly motivated and well- qualified individuals who wish to pursue research in either analogue modelling or finite element numerical modelling of processes associated the formation and evolution of sedimentary basins with particular emphasis on extensional tectonic settings and salt tectonics. The positions are described under 'Job Postings' at http://geodynam.ocean.dal.ca/ Application deadline 1 July 2004 , or until the positions are filled. There is no restriction in regard to nationality of applicants for most of these positions. posted: 2 june 2004 Please mention EARTHWORKS when responding to this advertisement.

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8. Salt Tectonics In Dnieper-Donets Rift salt tectonics in DnieperDonets Rift, Ukraine Internet geology NewsLetter No. 200, July 5, 2003. Up to six longitudinal basement http://www.geocities.com/internetgeology/L200a.html

Salt Tectonics in Dnieper-Donets Rift, Ukraine Internet Geology News Letter No. 200, July 5, 2003 Up to six longitudinal basement faults are prersent in the zone of border faults of this rift. Their activity has been important in the formation of oil and gas pools. Fault I on the north and fault II on the south separate the border area of the basement outside the rift from the subsided part within the rift. Fault III separates this subsided part from a structurally higher area within the rift. The subsided part of the fault zones is more mobile, and within it are chains of downwarps. Faults IV, V, and VI form here smaller horsts and graben. Folds within the fault zones are caused by block faulting and by salt tectonics. Several groups of highs have been recognized. The first group includes folds associated with the main faults. The second is a chain of brachy-anticlinal highs located between faults I and II or above the latter. The third group includes inter-fault salt-assist highs, in some of which the salt has pierced into the Mesozoic-Cenozoic sediments. The fourth group are folds associated with highs on the Precambrian basement bounded by faults III and transverse faults. The history of development of the Kholm salt-assist high has been traced, and a relationship established between the faulting and salt tectonics. At the beginning of Zadon- Yeletsa time in the Devonian the single Kholm graben formed, bounded by faults II and VI, and was filled by up to 1850 m of salt. This block movement caused horizontal stresses sufficient for warping the strata of the downdropped block and to initiate salt tectonics.

9. Salt Tectonics Above Complex Basement Extensional Fault Systems: Results From 3D salt tectonics Above Complex Basement Extensional Fault Systems Results from 3D Seismic Davis, and Malene Rank. geology Department, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham http://aapg.confex.com/aapg/hu2002/techprogram/paper_41197.htm

Salt Tectonics Above Complex Basement Extensional Fault Systems: Results from 3D Seismic Analysis of Central Graben Salt Structures Matthew J C Warner, Chris Elders , Tara Davis, and Malene Rank. Geology Department, Royal Holloway, University of London, Egham Hill, Egham, Surrey, TW20 0EX, United Kingdom, m.warner@gl.rhul.ac.uk The Central Graben, North Sea, is a world-class hydrocarbon province. Triassic and Jurassic extension created an elongate rift which has experienced thermal subsidence since the early Cretaceous. The buried rift contains many structures strongly influenced by halokinesis, and is dominated by sub-vertical, high-relief (up to 5km) salt diapirs that exhibit a long (>200Ma) and complex structural history. 9 salt diapirs have been studied using high-quality 3D seismic data, and all show common features related to the broad-scale evolution of the rift system: -Early-stage diapir evolution characterised by reactive formation of linear salt walls during Triassic and Jurassic regional extension. -Local salt migration fed from distinct salt-withdrawal cells which remained active until the end Early Cretaceous. Pre-salt structure played a key role in constraining the geometry of these features.

10. Internet Geology Middle Paleozoic salt of Siberian Craton. Cenozoic tectonics and Hydrocarbon PhaseDifferentiation, West Siberia. Petroleum geology of AfghanTadzhik Depression http://www.geocities.com/internetgeology/

INTERNET GEOLOGY "Petroleum Geology" is a journal that carries digests in English of Russian language articles on the petroleum geology of the Newly Independent States of the Former Soviet Union. Beginning with Volume 38 for the year 2003 this became an annual journal. This Volume 38 is now available at $89.00 BR> ($99.00 outside the United States). Please send your check to Dr. James Clarke, Petroleum Geology, P. O. Box 1492, Great Falls VA 22066. Table of Contents available on request. Telephone 703 759-4487; FAX 703 759-3754. Internet Geology publishes as News Letter devoted to the petroleum geology of the Newly Independent States of the Former Soviet Union. This publication is distributed by e-mail at no charge in the interest of the science of petroleum geology. You may download any of these News Letters by clicking on the following: History Behind Internet Geology. Click here 1. Yurubchen, giant oil field in Precambrian rocks of East Siberia. Click here 2. Deep subsurface of central North Caspian depression. Click here 3. Petroleum potential of Russian Far East.

11. Forward Modeling In Tectonics And Structural Geology Forward Modeling in tectonics and Structural geology. Bruno C 3D GEOMETRIC MODELING OF salt tectonics, SEDIMENT DISPERSAL PATHS, ACCUMULATION HISTORY, AND HYDROCARBON MIGRATION http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2002AM/finalprogram/session_3025.htm

Session No. 112 Monday, October 28, 2002 1:30 PM-5:30 PM, Colorado Convention Center: C207 T114. Forward Modeling in Tectonics and Structural Geology Bruno C. Vendeville, Martha O. Withjack and Joel H. Le Calvez, Presiding Paper # Start Time 1:30 PM ORIGIN OF “DRAG” FOLDS BORDERING SALT DIAPIRS : SCHULTZ-ELA, Daniel D., Bureau of Economic Geology, The University of Texas at Austin, University Station, Box X, Austin, TX 78713-8924, schultzelad@mail.utexas.edu. 1:45 PM VISCOUS CREEP OF SUBSTRATUM AND ITS TECTONIC EFFECT ON VISCOUS AND BRITTLE OVERBURDEN: APPLICATIONS TO SALT BASINS AND CONTINENTAL PLATEAUS : GEMMER, Lykke, INGS, Steven, MEDVEDEV, Sergei, and BEAUMONT, Christopher, Oceanography Department, Dalhousie Univ, Halifax, NS B3H 4J1, Canada, lgemmer@is.dal.ca 2:00 PM 3D GEOMETRIC MODELING OF SALT TECTONICS, SEDIMENT DISPERSAL PATHS, ACCUMULATION HISTORY, AND HYDROCARBON MIGRATION THROUGH TIME : RICHARDS, David R., GRIFFITHS, Paul, and BLAND, Stuart, Midland Valley Exploration, 14 Park Circus, Glasgow, G3 6AX, United Kingdom, david@mve.com 2:15 PM FORWARD MODELING OF FAULTED DOMES: GEOLOGIC INSIGHTS FROM 3-D KINEMATIC MODELS : YIN, Hongwei and GROSHONG, Richard, Univ Alabama - Tuscaloosa, Box 870338, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0338, yin002@bama.ua.edu

12. SALT TECTONICS AND STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY IN THE MCCULLY GAS FIELD AREA, SOUTHEASTER Paper No. 313. Presentation Time 220 PM-240 PM. salt tectonics AND STRUCTURALGEOLOGY IN THE MCCULLY GAS FIELD AREA, SOUTHEASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK. http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2003NE/finalprogram/abstract_51192.htm

Paper No. 31-3 Presentation Time: 2:20 PM-2:40 PM SALT TECTONICS AND STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY IN THE MCCULLY GAS FIELD AREA, SOUTHEASTERN NEW BRUNSWICK WILSON, Paul , Department of Geology, Univ of New Brunswick, PO Box 4400, Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3 Canada, g258a@unb.ca. The McCully gas field area is located in the Late Devonian-Carboniferous Moncton Subbasin, immediately to the north and east of the town of Sussex. The area is of significant economic importance because of the presence of potash deposits in the Viséan Cassidy Lake Formation (Windsor Group) and the presence of natural gas associated with source rocks in the Tournaisian Albert Formation (Horton Group). A structural study of this area, incorporating field, seismic and borehole data, and supported by the New Brunswick Geological Surveys Branch and Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, is currently being undertaken by the author. Field observation coupled with seismic evidence shows that salt-linked thrust faults cut Cumberland Group rocks, indicating that salt movement occurred in post-Westphalian B time; an upper limit for the age of salt movement has not been established. Salt movement has therefore not significantly affected patterns of sediment deposition within the basin, but has modified the structure of the basin in important ways. Northeastern Section - 38th Annual Meeting (March 27-29, 2003)

13. COMBINED EXTENSIONAL-DETACHMENT AND SALT TECTONICS FORM AN ATYPICAL EXTENSIONAL CLINE, Eric J. and BARTLEY, John M., geology and Geophysics of Utah, 135 South 1460East 719, salt Lake City red zone and require the contact to be tectonic. http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2001AM/finalprogram/abstract_25969.htm

Paper No. 161-0 COMBINED EXTENSIONAL-DETACHMENT AND SALT TECTONICS FORM AN ATYPICAL EXTENSIONAL BASIN, SEVIER VALLEY, UTAH CLINE, Eric J. and BARTLEY, John M., Geology and Geophysics, Univ of Utah, 135 South 1460 East #719, Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0111, ecline@mines.utah.edu The geologic structure of Sevier Valley in central Utah is atypical of extensional basins. Bounding ranges on the east and west are underlain by Tertiary strata and Jurassic rocks underlie low hills on the eastern side of the valley. The map pattern thus suggests that the valley is a horst rather than a graben! We interpret the valley to have formed along a normal fault but with an unconventional geometry owing to effects of weak and buoyant evaporitic mudstone in the footwall block. In eastern Sevier Valley, steeply tilted fault blocks of Tertiary strata sit upon a gently inclined, five- to ten-meter thick zone of red clay-rich rock that grades downward into the Jurassic Arapien Shale. This red zone persists at the upper contact of the Arapien Shale for more than 50 km along strike. Faults cutting overlying Tertiary strata terminate downward at the red zone and require the contact to be tectonic. Diehl et al. (1998) interpreted the contact as a pressure-solution surface rather than a fault, but close examination reveals the zone to be fault breccia and gouge that contain slickensides and top-to-the-east S-C fabrics in gypsum beds and mudstone. We therefore interpret the contact to be a top-to-the-east low-angle normal fault that emplaced Tertiary strata upon Jurassic.

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Analogue Modelling Laboratory Position A1: Postdoctoral Fellowship In Salt Tectonics Dalhousie University: Post Doctoral Fellowship in Salt Tectonics This position involves structural and seismic interpretation, analogue and geomechanical modelling of extensional continental margins with particular emphasis on salt tectonic processes. Candidates must have a strong background in tectonophysics, crustal deformation processes and tectonics of passive continental margins, and experience in structural/seismic interpretation. Additional skills in analogue modelling, material sciences, and software development are an asset. As a member of the Analogue Modelling Team the PDF will participate in the design and technical development and maintenance of the hardware and software and will conduct experiments in various applications, help supervising graduate students, and interact with the Geodynamics Group at Dalhousie University performing concomitant research on the same subject through finite-element thermomechanical modelling. The position is advertised for, initially 2 years, at the Post Doctoral Fellow level (requiring Ph.D.), with salary up to $Can.36,000/yr. The starting date is 1st of July 2004, or by arrangement. Required qualifications: 1) Ph.D. in earth sciences; 2) research accomplishments in lithospheric extensional processes, tectonics of continental margin and / or salt tectonics, as evidenced by publications; 3) record of successful participation in team research.

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