Source provenance

Khalid, P., Qayyum, F. & Yasin, Q. (2014). Data-Driven Sequence Stratigraphy of the Cretaceous Depositional System, Punjab Platform, Pakistan. Surveys in Geophysics (Springer).

Cited by 2 units (2 published) · 0 field-level citations · 2 revision notes.

Reviewer-supplied. Seismic sequence stratigraphy of the Cretaceous Sembar-Goru mega-sequence on the Punjab Platform (eastern Central Indus Basin); subdivides a prograding deltaic system into three sequences and identifies Lower Goru shoreface-sand stratigraphic plays charged by Lower Cretaceous Sembar black shales.

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Units citing this source

• Mesozoic Goru Formation Cretaceous
  • Depositional environment: Khalid et al. (2014): on the Punjab Platform (eastern Central Indus Basin) the Cretaceous Sembar–Goru interval forms a prograding deltaic mega-sequence, subdivided into three depositional sequences; the Lower Goru comprises shoreface sands laterally sealed by shales and claystones, forming a stratigraphic play charged by underlying Lower Cretaceous (Sembar) black shales.
• Mesozoic Sembar Formation Cretaceous
  • Economic importance: Khalid et al. (2014): the Lower Cretaceous Sembar Formation black shales are the principal hydrocarbon source rock of the Sembar–Goru petroleum system in the Indus Basin, charging the overlying Goru shoreface-sand reservoirs.