Course Contents
The field course introduces into the outcrop-analogue concept and reservoir geology using outcrops and sediment cores. This comprises:
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[*]Sediment logging of siliciclastic and carbonate rocks and applying the lithofacies concept
[*]Measurements with handheld instruments: spectral gamma-ray, magnetic susceptibility, and pXRF.
[*]Mapping of outcrop walls and identification of architectural elements
[*]Drilling of plugs for petrophysical analysis
[*]Sample preparation with a rock saw
[*]Measurement of plugs in the lab on porosity and permeability
[*]Identification of sedimentary cycles
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Literature
Stow, D.A.V. (2008): Sedimentary rocks in the field – a color guide.- 320 p.; Manson Publishing.
Nichols, G. (2009): Sedimentology and Stratigraphy.- 2. ed., 432 p.; Oxford (Blackwell).
Miall, A.D. (2016): Stratigraphy: A modern synthesis.- 471 p.; Springer.
 

Additional Information
This sedimentological field course is quite early in the semester and therefore you need to register in TUCAN for it from now in order to allow for a timely planning. So please take NOW action if you need (or wish) to participate in that course.

Risk Assessment
No participation in case of suspected pregnancy, pregnancy, or during the breastfeeding period. Please contact the study affairs office (Dr. Roehl).

Online Offerings
Moodle

Semester: ST 2023