Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq

The Early-Middle Miocene succession in Iraq is represented by the Serikagni, Euphrates and Dhiban formations, which deposited during the Early Miocene. The Jeribe and Fatha successions were deposited during Middle Miocene age. This study includes microfacies analysis, depositional environments, sequ...

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Published in:Iraqi Geological Journal
Main Authors: Noor Al- Yassery, Aiad Al-Zaidy
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Language:English
Published: Union of Iraqi Geologists (UIG) 2023
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spelling ftdoajarticles:oai:doaj.org/article:683138657b6746de98d6573dfa0599f4 2023-06-11T04:16:09+02:00 Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq Noor Al- Yassery Aiad Al-Zaidy 2023-04-01T00:00:00Z https://doi.org/10.46717/igj.56.1D.13ms-2023-4-22 https://doaj.org/article/683138657b6746de98d6573dfa0599f4 EN eng Union of Iraqi Geologists (UIG) https://igj-iraq.org/igj/index.php/igj/article/view/1521 https://doaj.org/toc/2414-6064 https://doaj.org/toc/2663-8754 2414-6064 2663-8754 doi:10.46717/igj.56.1D.13ms-2023-4-22 https://doaj.org/article/683138657b6746de98d6573dfa0599f4 Iraqi Geological Journal, Vol 56, Iss 1D, Pp 156-174 (2023) Geology QE1-996.5 article 2023 ftdoajarticles https://doi.org/10.46717/igj.56.1D.13ms-2023-4-22 2023-05-07T00:35:27Z The Early-Middle Miocene succession in Iraq is represented by the Serikagni, Euphrates and Dhiban formations, which deposited during the Early Miocene. The Jeribe and Fatha successions were deposited during Middle Miocene age. This study includes microfacies analysis, depositional environments, sequence stratigraphy and basin development of Early – middle Miocene in Hamrin and Ajeel oil fields and Mansuriyha Gas Field. The study area includes four boreholes in three oil fields located in central Iraq: Hamrin (Hr-2) and Ajeel (Aj-13, and 19) oil feilds, and Mansuriyha (Ms-2) Gas Field. Five facies associations were distinguished within the studied fields: deep marine, slop, platform-margin, open marine, restricted interior platform, and evaporitic interior platform. The facies associations interpreted were based on texture and fauna. Deep marine facies association consists of planktonic foraminifera wackestone, it was observed in well Ms–2. Slope environment association is observed in Euphrates Formation in Hamreen-10, and it represented by bioclastic – planktonic mudstone – wackestone. The open marine association is observed in all studied wells in particular in Jeribe and Euphrates formations, and it includes bioclastic mudstone-wackestone, bioclastic peloidal wackestone-packestone and bioclastic foraminiferal wackestone- packestone. While the restricted interior platform association is dominated in all studied wells, it consists of ooidal packstone, foraminiferal peloidal packstone, dolomitic lime mudstone, dolomititic and evaporitic peloidal wackestone-packstone. In Ajil Oil Field the studied succession is consisting of two sequences (C1 and C2). The fist sequence (C1) was started with transgressive system tract (TST) reflected by open marine occupies the lower part of Euphrates Formation, the TST bounded below by SB and above by MFS. The second sequence (C2) was started with TST which is observed in the lower part of Jeribe Formation, represented by evaporitic and restricted interior platform. In Hamrin Oil ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Planktonic foraminifera Directory of Open Access Journals: DOAJ Articles Iraqi Geological Journal 56 1D 156 174
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Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq
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description The Early-Middle Miocene succession in Iraq is represented by the Serikagni, Euphrates and Dhiban formations, which deposited during the Early Miocene. The Jeribe and Fatha successions were deposited during Middle Miocene age. This study includes microfacies analysis, depositional environments, sequence stratigraphy and basin development of Early – middle Miocene in Hamrin and Ajeel oil fields and Mansuriyha Gas Field. The study area includes four boreholes in three oil fields located in central Iraq: Hamrin (Hr-2) and Ajeel (Aj-13, and 19) oil feilds, and Mansuriyha (Ms-2) Gas Field. Five facies associations were distinguished within the studied fields: deep marine, slop, platform-margin, open marine, restricted interior platform, and evaporitic interior platform. The facies associations interpreted were based on texture and fauna. Deep marine facies association consists of planktonic foraminifera wackestone, it was observed in well Ms–2. Slope environment association is observed in Euphrates Formation in Hamreen-10, and it represented by bioclastic – planktonic mudstone – wackestone. The open marine association is observed in all studied wells in particular in Jeribe and Euphrates formations, and it includes bioclastic mudstone-wackestone, bioclastic peloidal wackestone-packestone and bioclastic foraminiferal wackestone- packestone. While the restricted interior platform association is dominated in all studied wells, it consists of ooidal packstone, foraminiferal peloidal packstone, dolomitic lime mudstone, dolomititic and evaporitic peloidal wackestone-packstone. In Ajil Oil Field the studied succession is consisting of two sequences (C1 and C2). The fist sequence (C1) was started with transgressive system tract (TST) reflected by open marine occupies the lower part of Euphrates Formation, the TST bounded below by SB and above by MFS. The second sequence (C2) was started with TST which is observed in the lower part of Jeribe Formation, represented by evaporitic and restricted interior platform. In Hamrin Oil ...
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title Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq
title_short Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq
title_full Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq
title_fullStr Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq
title_full_unstemmed Depositional and Sratigraphic Evolution of the Early-Middle Miocene Succession in Hamrin, Ajeel and Mansuriyha Oil Fields, Central Iraq
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