Observational analysis defines sedimentary sequences of the Asmari Formation in the Persian Gulf, suggesting significant stratigraphic potential.
Key Points
The Asmari Formation shows diverse lithological characteristics, linking stratigraphy to its economic significance as a primary oil and gas reservoir.
Key sedimentary sequences, including Rupelian and early Chattian layers, display varying thicknesses across the Persian Gulf, aiding reservoir characterization.
Detailed core analysis from the Gavarzin and Abouzar locations reveals the dominance of limestones and clastics in the respective stratigraphic sections.
The study enhances understanding of the Asmari Formation's depositional environments, with implications for offshore exploration in surrounding fields.
Cite This Study
Esrafili-Dizaji et al. (2025) studied this question.