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Carbonate Hierarchies A framework of genetically related stratigraphic facies geometries and their bounding surfaces independent of thickness and time Christopher G. St. C. Kendall, 2005

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  • Carbonate HierarchiesA framework of genetically related stratigraphic facies geometries and their bounding surfaces independent of thickness and timeChristopher G. St. C. Kendall, 2005

  • Lecture Series OverviewSequence stratigraphy & stratigraphic surfacesBasics: Ideal sequence of Vail et al 1977 & associated terminologyClastic system response to changing sea level and rates of sedimentation - with movie Carbonate systems response to changing sea level and rates of sedimentation - with movie Exercises Sequence stratigraphy of carbonates and clastics from chronostratigraphy, seismic, outcrop and well log character

  • CARBONATE HIERARCHY - UNITSSHELF COMPLEX Mix of shelf, shelf margin & adjacent basin facies evolving in response to complete & complex cycles of changing base level & paleogeographyMARGIN COMPLEX Shelf, shelf margin & adjacent basin facies evolving in response to a cycle in changing base levelSTACKED CYCLES OF BEDS Vertical character of beds from varying depositional settingsBEDDING Internal character including lithology, geometry, sedimentary structures, and faunaALLOCHEMS Lthological components, their cementation & diagenesis

  • Hierarchy of Carbonate Shelf Architectural ElementsPROGRADING MARGINPROGRADING MARGINONLAPPING MARGINPROGRADING MARGIN

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Carbonate depositional settingsShelfOuter more normal marineInner restrictedShelf marginMargin slopeBasin

  • RESTRICTEDOPEN MARINESLOPESHELFMARGINBASIN

  • BasinRampRestrictedShelfOpenShelf

  • BasinRimRestrictedShelfOpenShelf

  • BasinMarginCarbonatesSabkhaSedimentsBasinal ClasticsOpenShelf

  • BasinFillOpen Marine ShelfMarginSlopeRestrictedTidal Flats & Lagoon

  • Carbonate depositional settingsShelfOuter more normal marineInner restrictedShelf marginMargin slopeBasin

  • OPEN MARINE

  • Outer Shelf GeometriesSediment types are heterogeneous Ooids, grapestones & hardened pellets to bioclastic grain shoals to patch reef & shoal build upsShoaling upward cycles commonBedding:Unconfined sheets with heterogeneous characterLocal confined Channel fillLocal confined Lens shaped build ups Fauna heterogeneous and moderately cosmopolitan

  • OuterShelf

    Parasequences

  • Outer Shelf Parasequences

  • Shelf ParasequencesT SS BT SS BT SS BT SS BT SS B

  • Bimini Ooid Shoal - Bahamas

  • Joulters Cay - Bahamas

  • South of Joulters Cay Bahamas

  • BiminiBahamas

  • Ooid GrainstoneBimini

  • Guadalupe Shelf Slaughter CanyonBack Reef CyclesMassive Capitan ReefKendall PhotoSheets of Carbonate Grainsof Outer Shelf

  • Peter Scholle His Diagram!

  • Seven Rivers Fm-Slaughter CanyonW. TexasKendall Photo

  • Tansill Fm Walnut Canyon N.MxKendall Photo

  • Seven Rivers Fm Slaughter CanyonKendall Photo

  • Marble Falls Fm Central Texas

  • Belize Reef - Cementation

  • UAE Inner ShelfJebel DhannaS. Spit Bay

  • UAE InnerShelfMega-polygons&Tepees

  • UAE InnerShelfMega-polygons&Tepees

  • Coastal Bay J. Dhanna - UAE Marine TravertinePurser & Loreau Photo

  • Coastal Bay J. Dhanna - UAESupratidal CrustPurser & Loreau Photo

  • Lake McLeodW. Australia SUBTIDAL LAKE

  • Lake McLeodW. Australia Subtial area

  • Lake McLeodW. Australia Subtidal Spring

  • Lake McLeodW. Australia Sub Tidal SpringsMoundsKendall Photo

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Marine SpringKendall Photo

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Marine Spring

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Cement FillKendall Photo

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Cement Drape

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Cement Drape

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Cement Drape

  • Lake McLeod W. Australia Cement Drape

  • Walnut Canyon Tepee at Cave!Kendall Photo

  • Yates Fm - Dark Canyon - New MexicoC. G. St. C. Kendall Photo, 1967Vertical Cycles of Supratidal Pisolitic Fenestral LstMegapolygon Saucers withUpturned MarginsAeolian Silt

  • Tansill Fm Walnut Canyon N.Mx

  • Yates Fm - Walnut Canyon - New MexicoKendall PhotoAeolian Silt

  • Yates Fm - Walnut Canyon - New MexicoKendall PhotoVertical Cycles of Supratidal Pisolitic Fenestral LstMegapolygon Saucers withUpturned MarginsAeolian Silt

  • Yates Fm - Dark Canyon - New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Yates Fm - Dark Canyon - New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Yates Fm - Walnut Canyon - New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Yates Fm- Walnut Canyon-New MexicoKendall Photo

  • zYates Fm- Walnut Canyon-New MexicoKendall PhotoInternal Marine sediment

  • Yates Fm - Walnut Canyon - New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Yates Fm Walnut CanyonKendall PhotoInternal Marine sediment

  • Yates Fm- Dark Canyon-New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Folk & LoucksAragonite replaced by Calcite-NW Shelf

  • TepeeOrigin &Fabric-New Mexico

  • Carbonate Shelf Tepees Cap CycleTriassic of Italy

  • Tansill Fm Walnut Canyon N.Mx

  • OuterShelf

    Parasequences

  • Outer Shelf Parasequences

  • ShelfPatchReefs

    Parasequences

  • Outer Shelf Parasequences

  • Patch Reefs Transgressive SurfaceSequence BoundaryParasequence

  • Florida Patch Reefs Shelf CycleTransgressive SurfaceSequence BoundaryOrParasequence

  • Great Barrier Reef

  • Heron Island Reef - Australia

  • Wistari Reef Great Barrier Reefs

  • Atoll in Pacific

  • Eniwetok Marshal Islands

  • Bora Bora French Polynesia

  • BelizeBarrierReef

  • Patch Reefs Belize

  • Carbonate Shelf Jurassic - Morocco

  • Jurassic Patch Reefs High Atlas Moroc

  • Carbonate Shelf Buildups

  • Eniwetok Marshal Islands

  • Wooramel Bank Shark Bay

  • Wooramel Bank Grass Bank

  • Dry Canyon Almagordo, NMxSBSB

  • Dry Canyon Almagordo, NMx

  • Dry Canyon Almagordo N.Mx.

  • BuildUpsontheOuterShelf

  • ShelfPatchReefs

    Parasequences

  • Outer Shelf Parasequences

  • INNER SHELF

  • Carbonate depositional settingsShelfOuter more normal marineInner restrictedShelf marginMargin slopeBasin

  • Inner Shelf GeometriesSediment types are homogeneous Muds, pellets to bioclastic packstone to wackestone shoals; local evaporitesShoaling upward cycles commonBedding:Unconfined sheets with homogeneous characterLocal storm driven confined Channel fillFauna sometimes high numbers and often restricted

  • Inner Shelf Tidal FlatsParasequences

  • Inner Shelf Parasequences

  • Tansill Fm Walnut Canyon N.MxT SS BT SS BT SS BT SS B

  • ShelfCycleAfter NP JamesTransgressive SurfaceSequence BoundaryOrParasequence

  • Major coastal provinces of United Arab Emirates & bathymetry of Southern Arabian Gulf in fathoms (modified from Purser, 1973).

  • Western Coastal Margin of the United Arab EmiratesWestern Coast of the United Arab Emirates

  • Earlier High Energy BeachesSupratidal SabkhaEvaporitesHigh IntertidalCyanobacterialFlatsIntertidalCarbonateFlats

  • Tidal ChannelsIntertidal Sand & Mud FlatsHardgroundsCyanobacterialMatsSabkhaBeach Ridges

  • AnhydriteWashover SedimentsCyanobacterial Peat

  • Seven Rivers Fm New MexicoGypsum DolomiteQuartz Silt

  • Seven Rivers Fm New MexicoGypsum DolomiteQuartz SiltPhoto Scholle, 1999ShoalingUpwardSalt Flat Cycles

  • Seven Rivers Fm New MexicoGypsum DolomiteQuartz SiltKendall PhotoTransgressiveSurfaceSequenceBoundary

  • Seven Rivers Fm New MexicoGypsum DolomiteQuartz SiltKendall Photo

  • Sabkha of the Guadalupian Permian Seven Rivers Formation, of the Seven Rivers Embayment, New Mexico.Supratidal GypsumWindblown & Fluvial SiltsUpper Tidal Flat DolomiteSeven Rivers Fm New MexicoKendall PhotoSabkhaCycle

  • Sabkha of the Guadalupian Permian Seven Rivers Formation, Dark Canyon, New Mexico.Supratidal DolomiteCollapse Breccia& Aeolian SiltsUpper Tidal Flat DolomiteSeven Rivers Fm New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Sabkha of the Guadalupian Permian Seven Rivers Formation, Rocky Arroyo New Mexico.Collapse Breccia& Aeolian SiltsUpper Tidal Flat DolomiteSeven Rivers Fm New MexicoKendall Photo

  • McElroy FieldGreyburg/San Andres FmScholle. 1999

  • Collapse Breccia& Aeolian SiltsSeven RiversFm-New MexicoQuartz SiltKendall Photo

  • Three Creeks Tidal Flats

  • Three CreeksTidal Flats

  • Carbonate Shelf Bahamian Tidal FlatAfter Kendall

  • Shelf CycleAfter JamesTransgressiveSurfaceSequenceBoundaryOrParasequence

  • Carbonate Shelf -Gas Escape-Seven Rivers Fm-New MexicoAfter James

  • Inner Shelf-OrdovicianWinchesterKentucky-StormDerivedMudsAfter James

  • Inner Shelf-OrdovicianWinchesterKentucky-StormDerivedMudsAfter James

  • Inner Shelf-Ordovician-WinchesterKentucky-StormDerivedMudsAfter James

  • Tidal Flat Mud Flakes

  • AeolianSedimentofInner Shelf

  • NavajoSandstoneBase level change punctuates the sandstone with erosion surfaces!

  • NavajoSandstoneBase level change punctuates the sandstone with erosion surfaces!

  • Quaternary of UAE Stokes Surface

  • Quaternary of UAE

  • Quaternary of UAE Trangressive SurfaceMarine SedimentAeolian SedimentTransgressiveSurface

  • Carbonate Shelf Aeolian UpdipAfter James

  • Inner Shelf Tidal FlatsParasequences

  • Inner Shelf Parasequences

  • MARGINCREST

  • Carbonate depositional settingsShelfOuter more normal marineInner restrictedShelf margin crestMargin slopeBasin

  • Margin Crest GeometriesSediment types are heterogeneous to homogenous Bioclastic packstone to grainstone accumulationsShoaling upward cycles commonBedding:Unconfined thick to massive sheets with homogeneous characterFauna has high numbers and is cosmopolitan

  • Margin CrestParasequencesOften MarginhasMassiveBedding

  • Margin Crest Parasequences

  • Carbonate Shelf Seismic Expression

  • BasinMarginCarbonatesSabkhaSedimentsBasinal ClasticsOpenShelf

  • BasinFillOpen Marine ShelfMarginSlopeRestrictedTidal Flats & Lagoon

  • Scholle, 1999; after BabcockGuadalupe Margin Permian

  • Guadalupe Shelf Slaughter CanyonBack Reef CyclesMassive Capitan ReefKendall Photo

  • Kendall PhotoMassive Capitan Reef Fabric

  • ArchaeolithoporellaCoating Sponges Kendall PhotoCapitan ReefSpongesArcheolithoporella

  • Marine Aragonite replaced by CalciteKendall Photo

  • Acropora ReefNew Providence Island -Bahamas

  • Heron Island ReefGreat Barrier Reef

  • Crest of Slope Belize

  • Geometry of Carbonates - Ramp

  • Ramp to Rim Evolution-A response to Basin Starvation

  • Margin CrestParasequencesOften MarginhasMassiveBedding

  • Margin Crest Parasequences

  • MARGINSLOPE

  • Carbonate depositional settingsShelfOuter more normal marineInner restrictedShelf margin crestMargin slopeBasin

  • Margin Slope GeometriesSediment types are heterogeneous upslope but homogenous down slope Bioclastic packstone to mudstone accumulationsFining upward cycles commonBedding:Unconfined thick to thin sheets downslopeOlistoliths of varying size may be common Confined sheets and channel fill locally commonFauna has high numbers upslope but becomes sparser and more restricted downslope

  • Slope & BasinParasequences

  • EVOLUTION FROM LOW SLOPE RAMP TO STEEP RIM - BASIN STARVATION IN ACTION

  • Guadalupe West FaceCapitan Reef SlopeCapitan ReefKendall Photo

  • Guadalupe West FaceCapitan Reef SlopeCapitan ReefKendall Photo

  • West Face & Victorio PeakVictorio Peak Ramp SlopeCut Off ChannelCherry Canyon SandsKendall Photo

  • West Face Cut OffMega Breccia with SandKendall Photo

  • Mega Breccia with SandCherry Canyon FormationKendall Photo

  • Base of Slope Permian BasinSlope SedimentsBase of Cut OffKendall PhotoBone Springs - Cut Off - Contact

  • Beaubeouf His Diagram!

  • West Face Margin & SlopePermian BasinKendall PhotoReef &Fore ReefMargin ClasticTurbidites

  • El Capitan & with Brushy Canyon Fm in Foreground - Permian BasinKendall PhotoReef &Fore ReefMargin ClasticTurbidites

  • Delaware Mountains Basin FansChannel SandsDeepwater ChannelKendall Photo

  • Brushy Canyon Group - Base of Slope Permian BasinKendall PhotoMargin ClasticTurbidites

  • Brushy Canyon Group - Base of Slope - Permian BasinU.S. Highway 62-180 south of Guadalupe Pass Margin of submarine fan channel incised into "overbank". Channel fill with amalgamation as well as flowage & injection of sand into the surrounding strata of the channel walls.Kendall Photo

  • Brushy Canyon - Permian BasinKendall PhotoMargin ClasticTurbidites

  • PermianBasinCrossSection- Scholle 1999

  • Marginal ClasticsFore-slope Kendall PhotoGuadalupe Mts Margin Slope

  • Base of Slope Permian BasinCherry Canyon FormationChannel cutKendall Photo

  • Guadalupe Slope - Mouth of McKitrick Bell Canyon SandsKendall Photo

  • Guadalupe Slope - Mouth of McKitrick Bell Canyon SandsKendall Photo

  • Guadalupe Margin S of Pine SpringDelaware Mt Group SlopeCapitan ReefKendall Photo

  • Guadalupe Shelf Big CanyonCapitan Reef SlopeCapitan ReefPhoto Scholle, 1999

  • Guadalupe Shelf Big CanyonMassive Capitan ReefBack Reef Tansill CyclesKendall Photo

  • Guadalupe Slope - Mouth of McKitrick Kendall PhotoCapitan Reef SlopeMassive Capitan Reef

  • Guadalupe Slope - Mouth of McKitrick Kendall PhotoCapitan Reef Slope

  • Guadalupe Slope - Mouth of McKitrick Kendall PhotoCapitan Reef SlopeBioherm or Reef Debris

  • Kendall PhotoCherry Canyon FormationRader Turbidite

  • Base of Slope Permian Basin 7 km basinward from shelf margin the Bell Canyon Formation sandstones enclose Rader Conglomerat: U.S. Highway 62-180 approx 2 km south of McKittrick Canyon, TX. intersectionKendall Photo

  • Rader Conglomerate Bell CanyonKendall Photo

  • Base of Slope - Rader ConglomerateKendall Photo

  • Geometry of Carbonates - Ramp

  • Carbonate Ramp

  • Geometry of Carbonate SlopeMaestrictian Chalk

  • Base of Slope Permian Basin

  • Base of Slope Permian Basin

  • Base of Carbonate Slope - Bahamas

  • Carbonate Base of Slope - Bahamas

  • Carbonate Base of Slope - Bahamas

  • Base of Slope Permian Basin

  • Carbon Geometry - Slope

  • Geometry of Carbonates - Ramp

  • Basin Morrocan High Atlas

  • BASIN

  • Carbonate depositional settingsShelfOuter more normal marineInner restrictedShelf margin crestMargin slopeBasin

  • Basin GeometriesSediment types are homogenous mudstone, marl to shaleFining upward cycles commonBedding:Unconfined thin widespread sheetsFauna has low numbers and sparser away from margin

  • Base of Slope Permian Basin

  • Basin Morrocan High Atlas

  • Basin Morrocan High Atlas

  • Geometry of Carbonates - Ramp

  • Geometry of Carbonates - Ramp

  • Permian Basin

  • Basinal Gypsum Castille Fm New MexicoEl Capitan PeakKendall Photo

  • Dark layers are DolomiteLight layersare Gypsum Castille Fm New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Dark layers are DolomiteCrenulated Light Layersare Gypsum after Anhydrite Castille Fm New MexicoKendall Photo

  • Restricted Playas & Basin Evaporites Match sea level of Lowstand and Transgressive System Tract Matrix poorDeeper parts of the isolated evaporite basinExtensive bodiesThin interbedded fabric reflects seasonal evaporative cycles of circum basin climate

  • Responses to sea level

  • Foreland, Extentional and Cratonic Basin Geometries of Carbonates

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lst Sequence Stratigraphic Hierarchies

  • Lecture ConclusionsShelf has wide spread continuous sheets that tend to shoal upOuter shelf:- heterogeneous carbonates with mix of linear bodies parallel to basin & perpendicular to it! Local build up lenses.Inner shelf:- dominated by mud prone sheets with evaporites & or clastic channels and sheetsMargin: Massive and heterogeneous, most porous but least prone to sealDown slope sheets that thin down slope & may be grain prone in distal portionsBasinal couplets of mud and shale from mix of pelagic and shelf sources.

  • Lecture Ends!!And so to lunch