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f Sequence Stratigraphy of the Subsurface Late Jurassic Arab-D Reservoir, Hawiyah and Harmaliyah Fields, Saudi Arabia
- Publisher: European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers
- Source: Conference Proceedings, GEO 2012, Mar 2012, cp-287-00270
Abstract
The Late Jurassic Arab-D reservoir and Arab-D anhydrite were studied in the Hawiyah and Harmaliyah fields located in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. The Jubaila-Arab-D interval is a shallowing upward succession of two composite sequences, with up to nine higher frequency sequences in the Arab-D. Both fields have similar parasequences, typically 3-5 meters thick. Facies in ascending order include: deeper, hardground-capped lime mudstone, wackestone and intraclastic rudstone; fine packstone forebank apron, and extensive stromatoporoid banks; Cladocoropsis peloid packstone/ grainstone/floatstone; fine algal packstone/wackestone; peloid packstone/grainstone, nearshore ooid/mollusk grainstone/packstone, rare peritidal laminites, and evaporites.