Includes bibliographical references and index. Machine generated contents note: Fluid Dynamics in Petroliferous Areas of Mobile Belts ix 1. Geology and Oil and Gas Occurrences in the Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 1 1.1 Intermontane Troughs 1 1.2 Foredeeps 16 2. Hydrogeochemical Field of the Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 31 2.1 Intermontane Depressions 32 2.2 Foredeeps 129 3. Geobaric Field in Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 181 3.1 Abnormally High Pore and Formation Pressures: Their Nature, Types, Identification and Diagnostics 182 3.2 Patterns in Spatial Distribution of Abnormally High Pore and Formation Pressures 195 4. Geotemperature Field in Alpine Mobil Belt Basins 251 4.1 Geotemperature Regime of the Sediment Cover 252 4.2 Geothermal Regime in the South Caspian Depression 259 4.3 Geothermal Field of Local Structures 267 5. Present-Day Geo-Fluid-Dynamics of Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 273 5.1 Abnormally-High Fluid Pore Pressure as a Factor in the Formation of Faults, Structure Plans, Regional and Local Folded Structures 273 5.2 Regional Dynamics of Ground Waters 287 5.3 Geobaric Parameters of Natural Fluid Migration 321 5.4 Geotemperature Parameters of Fluid Migration 358 6. Hydrocarbon Generation, Migration and Accumulation in the South-Caspian Basin 365 7. Geo-Fluid-Dynamic Mechanisms and Factors in the Formation, Location and Forecast of Oil and Gas Occurrences in Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 397 7.1 Role of Abnormally High Pressure in the Formation, Placement and Forecast of Regional and Local Oil and Gas Occurrences 398 7.2 Role of Ground Water Discharge Zones and Foci in the Formation and Placement of Regional and Local Oil and Gas Occurrences 408 8. Qualitative Criteria and Quantitative Attributes of Commercial Oil and Gas Occurrences in Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 431 8.1 Hydrochemical Associations Between Ground Water and Hydrocarbon Accumulations 431 8.2 Quantitative Parameters in Correlation Between Tectonic Features of Local Structures, Ground Water Dynamics and Oil and Gas Occurrences 446 8.3 Quantitative Correlation Between Hydrocarbon Saturation and Thermobaric Regime of Local Structures 465 9. Geologo-Mathematical Models of Oil and Gas Accumulation in Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 483 9.1 Techniques of Local Structures Hydrocarbon Reserves Forecast and Estimation 483 9.2 Zonal and Regional Geologic Models of Oil and Gas Occurrence in Alpine Mobile Belt Basins 484 10. Geo-Fluid-Dynamical Parameters of Oil and Gas Occurrence on Local Structures and in Zones of Dominant Oil and Gas Accumulation 491 10.1 The South Caspian Depression 491 10.2 The Other Alpine Regions 511 11. Attempt on Regional Situation Analysis, Conceptual Resource Estimation and Procedure of Strategic Decision-Making in Planning and Conduct of Exploration and Appraisal Operations (Example of the South Caspian Basin) 515 Conclusions 579 References 585 Index 609 .
Summary:
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