Lithostratigraphy Well A Well B Well C Well D Coastal Plain Datum

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Lithostratigraphy Well A Well B Well C Well D Coastal Plain Datum Nearshore Sands Shelf Mudstones SLIDE 16 One option is to key in on the thicker nearshore sands and correlate their tops That is want has been done here The wells have also been datumed (shifted up/down) to align on the top of the thick sands This is called a lithostratigraphic correlation, since we are using lithologic type to say what correlates (is depositional time equivalent) with what When units are given formation and member names, we are usually dealing with lithostratigraphic correlation Here the correlation is based on common lithologic units Van Wagoner et al., 1990 AAPG©1990 reprinted with permission of the AAPG whose permission is required for further use. Courtesy of ExxonMobil L 4 - Well Log Data