Deposits of the sandy braided South Saskatchewan River: implications for the use of modern analogs in reconstructing channel dimensions in reservoir characterization

Keyphrases

• Dunes 100%
• South Saskatchewan River 100%
• Modern Analogue 100%
• Reservoir Characterization 100%
• Channel Dimensions 100%
• Unit Bar 60%
• Flow Depth 60%
• Alluvial Architecture 40%
• Crossbar 40%
• Compound Bar 40%
• Channel Deposits 40%
• Bankfull 40%
• Sand Bed 20%
• Channel Bar 20%
• Channel Migration 20%
• Cross-strata 20%
• Canada 20%
• Aggradation 20%
• Reservoir Modeling 20%
• No Significant Difference 20%
• Object Modeling 20%
• Difficult Problem 20%
• Theoretical Relationship 20%
• Reservoir Model 20%
• Mean Sets 20%
• Erosion Surface 20%
• Channel Depth 20%
• Geobody 20%
• Maximum Erosion Rate 20%
• Depth Based 20%
• Old Deposit 20%
• Dimensional Relationships 20%
• Paleohydraulics 20%
• Basal Erosion 20%
• Associated Deposit 20%
• Thickness Ratio 20%
• Geologic Time 20%
• Dune Height 20%
• Geo-model 20%
• Migration Rate 20%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Saskatchewan 100%
• Reservoir Characterization 100%
• Canada 50%
• Reservoir Modeling 50%
• Aggradation 50%
• Model Test 50%
• Thickness Ratio 50%
• Timescale 50%