Source provenance

Ahmad, S. & Ghazi, S. (2022). Depositional trends and reservoir geometries of the Early Cretaceous Lower Goru Formation in Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan: evidence from sequence stratigraphy. Journal of Petroleum Exploration and Production Technology, 12, 2377-2399.

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Ten wells and 2D seismic in the northern Lower Indus Basin: the Early Cretaceous Lower Goru sand intervals (proven reservoirs of the Lower Indus Platform) are correlated in a third-order sequence-stratigraphic framework. The formation was deposited in a westerly-prograding, river-dominated delta; reservoir geometries are mapped for stratigraphic and combination traps.

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• Mesozoic Goru Formation Cretaceous
  • Depositional environment: Ahmad & Ghazi (2022): the Early Cretaceous Lower Goru Formation of the Lower Indus Platform was deposited in a westerly-prograding, river-dominated delta; a third-order sequence-stratigraphic correlation of ten wells and 2D seismic defines its reservoir sand geometries and the stratigraphic/combination traps they form.