INTRODUCING 17 BURIAL AND NON-BURIAL DOMES BASED ON SEISMIC DATA IN HORMUZ STRAIT (BLOCK E)

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PAJANG SEPIDEH; KADKHODAIE ALI; ZAMANI BEHZAD; BARGRIZAN MAHMOOD; YOUSEFPOUR MOHAMMAD REZA

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Journal: PETROLEUM RESEARCH Year:2015 | Volume:25 | Issue:84 Page(s): 150-160

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INTRODUCING 17 BURIAL AND NON-BURIAL DOMES BASED ON SEISMIC DATA IN HORMUZ STRAIT (BLOCK E)

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MODELINGQ2

DISTRIBUTION OF SALT DOMESQ2

STRAIT OF HORMUZQ2

SEISMIC LINESQ2

REGIONAL TECTONICSQ2

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Geological studies and mapping of surface and sub-surface structures have always attracted the attention of geologists. The main purpose of this study is the identification of salt domes in STRAIT OF HORMUZ using subsurface data. The study area is located in the south of Iran, which is known as Block E for oil companies at longitude of 55-56o east and latitude of 25o30’-27o north. Seismic data, well data, and UGCtime map are used for three-dimensional MODELING of the subsurface salt structures by Petrel software. In this work, the locations of 17 burial and non-burial domes in the Hormuz strait are mapped and the coordinates of the center of each dome with burial depths are written. Most of these diapirs concentrated on the western part of the STRAIT OF HORMUZ and is likely that the thickness of Hormuz formation in the western part is higher than the central and eastern parts. Finally, eight domes were added to the dispersion salt domes map in Iran. The distance between each of the domes is estimated to be about 35 kilometers in marine sector and it was found that the salt diapirs in the southern Iran matched NE-SW direction or Hendurabi lineament.

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STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF DEHNOW ANTICLINE, AN EVIDENCE FOR THE EFFECTS OF SUBSURFACE-TRANSVERSE FAULTS ON FOLD GEOMETRY OF ZOGROS FOLD-THRUST BELT

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PAJANG, SEPIDEH, KADKHODAIE, ALI, ZAMANI, BEHZAD, BARGRIZAN, MAHMOOD, & YOUSEFPOUR, MOHAMMAD REZA. (2015). INTRODUCING 17 BURIAL AND NON-BURIAL DOMES BASED ON SEISMIC DATA IN HORMUZ STRAIT (BLOCK E). PETROLEUM RESEARCH, 25(84), 150-160. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/115092/en

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PAJANG SEPIDEH, KADKHODAIE ALI, ZAMANI BEHZAD, BARGRIZAN MAHMOOD, YOUSEFPOUR MOHAMMAD REZA. INTRODUCING 17 BURIAL AND NON-BURIAL DOMES BASED ON SEISMIC DATA IN HORMUZ STRAIT (BLOCK E). PETROLEUM RESEARCH[Internet]. 2015;25(84):150-160. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/115092/en

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SEPIDEH PAJANG, ALI KADKHODAIE, BEHZAD ZAMANI, MAHMOOD BARGRIZAN, and MOHAMMAD REZA YOUSEFPOUR, “INTRODUCING 17 BURIAL AND NON-BURIAL DOMES BASED ON SEISMIC DATA IN HORMUZ STRAIT (BLOCK E),” PETROLEUM RESEARCH, vol. 25, no. 84, pp. 150–160, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/115092/en

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