Lithological Characteristics and Formation Conditions of Sediments of the Vikulov Formation within the Central Part of the Krasnoleninsky Arch of Western Siberia

This paper presents the results of lithological and geophysical studies of the Vikulov Formation sediments, as well as cyclostratigraphic and facies analyses. The geophysical and seismic data have been linked to identify and trace the main isochronal levels of the Vikulov Formation sediments in different facies zones of the West Siberian palaeobasin. The detailed alignment of the reflecting boundaries with the boundaries of sedimentation cyclites made it possible to conduct facies modeling of five sedimentation units of the Vikulov Formation. The modelling results showed that the sediments of the Formation were formed in the conditions of the underwater part of the avandelta of a semi-isolated shallow marine basin. The change in the source area location during the sediments formation was reflected in the whimsical structure and distribution of sediments in the sedimentation basin. The lithological heterogeneity of the Vikulov formation deposits determines the differentiation of filtration and reservoir properties and oil saturation.

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Georesursy
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2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.18599/grs.2024.3.19
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Lithological Characteristics and Formation Conditions of Sediments of the Vikulov Formation within the Central Part of the Krasnoleninsky Arch of Western Siberia

O.V. Sivalneva, A. D. Iz’yurov, E. S. Izyurova, O. A. Zueva et al.
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Lithological Characteristics and Formation Conditions of Sediments of the Vikulov Formation within the Central Part of the Krasnoleninsky Arch of Western Siberia

O.V. Sivalneva, A. D. Iz’yurov, E. S. Izyurova, O. A. Zueva, R. R. Yunusov, О. В. Постникова, А. В. Постников
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This paper presents the results of lithological and geophysical studies of the Vikulov Formation sediments, as well as cyclostratigraphic and facies analyses. The geophysical and seismic data have been linked to identify and trace the main isochronal levels of the Vikulov Formation sediments in different facies zones of the West Siberian palaeobasin. The detailed alignment of the reflecting boundaries with the boundaries of sedimentation cyclites made it possible to conduct facies modeling of five sedimentation units of the Vikulov Formation. The modelling results showed that the sediments of the Formation were formed in the conditions of the underwater part of the avandelta of a semi-isolated shallow marine basin. The change in the source area location during the sediments formation was reflected in the whimsical structure and distribution of sediments in the sedimentation basin. The lithological heterogeneity of the Vikulov formation deposits determines the differentiation of filtration and reservoir properties and oil saturation.

GeoresursyVol. 26(3)
Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas (RU), Lukoil (Russia) (RU)
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Lithological Characteristics and Formation Conditions of Sediments of the Vikulov Formation within the Central Part of the Krasnoleninsky Arch of Western Siberia — O.V. Sivalneva, A. D. Iz’yurov, et al. · Georesursy (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS