Combined Remote Sensing and Field Investigations of Hydrocarbon Trap Analogue Structures: Examples from the Zagros Simply Folded Belt, Iran and the Sawtooth Range, Montana [ABSTRACT]

Authors

• Caroline M. Burberry, University of Nebraska-LincolnFollow
• David Cannon, Pennsylvania State University
• John W. Cosgrove, Imperial College, LondonFollow
• Terry Engelder, Pennsylvania State University

ORCID IDs

Caroline M. Burberry

Document Type

Article

Date of this Version

11-2007

Comments

Abstract published in the Proceedings of the Petroleum Geoscience Collboration (November 21-22, 2007). Copyright 2007, the Petroleum Geoscience Collaboration. Used by permission.

Abstract

First paragraph of abstract: Structures that outcrop at the surface in fold-thrust belts are frequently good analogues for hydrocarbon traps in compressional environments. Along-strike changes in structure and geometry have important implications for connectivity and fluid flow throughout the petroleum system, e.g. in the Zagros Simply Folded Belt, Iran, and in a surface reservoir analogue in the Sawtooth Range, Montana.