"Massive accumulations of turbidites and other deep-water deposits may result in the formation of submarine fans. Sedimentary models of such fan systems typically are subdivided into upper, mid, and lower fan sequences each with distinct sand-body geometries, sediment distributions, and lithologic characteristics.[4][5][6]
Turbidite deposits typically occur in foreland basins."
Above definition is from Wikipedia.
Hello OldGeo,
Love your work and the speed that you are able to complete some analysis compared to the "stooges" at PCL.
My question is related to the Turbidite that you have labelled.
It appears to me that the Kudu shale source rocks are surrounding these features ..... is it feasible for the turbidites to be Oil filled and depending on their method of deposition to be quality reservoirs also????
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