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Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)____________________________ https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)____ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw
SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview
nomenclature of relationships of sedimentary rocks, sequence stratigraphy and terminology, eustatic cycles, definitions of formation and its multiples, geochronologic and chronostratigraphic compared, stage definition, GSSP (Golden spike) main fossil groups for biostratigraphy
- published: 05 Apr 2009
- views: 20910
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 152
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology.
This channel is dedicated to make Wikipedia, one of the biggest knowledge databases in the world available to people with limited vision.
Article available under a Creative Commons license
Image source in video
- published: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 5
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
- published: 21 Mar 2016
- views: 33
Massive lava flows covered much of the inland Northwest 17-6 million years ago. The Ice Age Floods "Missoula Floods" later cut deep coulees and channels into the basalt flows.
The basalt surged to the surface through fissures - like cracks in the bottom of a row boat. The stack of basalt layers is more than 2 miles thick at some locations. More than 300 lava flows erupted.
Cascade volcanoes (Rainier, St. Helens, Hood, etc.) are not related to the Columbia River Basalt flows - The chemistry does not match! The Columbia River Basalts flowed from fissures to the east.
The Columbia River Basalts are believed to be connected to the hotspot now under Yellowstone National Park. Photos, video and map are used to illustrate.
Geologist make comparison between Columbia River Basalts and lava basalt flows in Hawaii.
Columbia River Basalt slideshow at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsG9-FTuos
- published: 09 Jun 2013
- views: 13059
STRATIGRAPHER enables the construction of stratigraphic columns for geologic or geotechnical usage and further the documentation of well construction.
User form design is enabled through the provision of a document template editor. The resultant documentation model(s) can be stored for reuse. Thereafter the selection of documentation format is by the selection of templates.
On the document, adjacent columns, user selected by choice of template, present the lithologic, lithotypes and exploration characteristic recorded during trial borings or well construction characteristics.
Bitmap patterns are inserted directly from supplied libraries whose background and texture images may be user updated and personalized.
The program permits simple modification of the elevation level of lithologic properties and the insertion of the standard trial results obtained during borings (Packet, Vane, sampling and Phreatic water table etc.)
The document so produced may be saved as well as printed directly and the saved copy may be used permits their export and insertion in the profiles of other GeoStru programs (compatible with existing programs such as Slope Stability Analysis)
User language selection.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 5290
Discussion of sequence stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs where Eocene Torrey Sandstone and underlying conformable (?) Del Mar formation is exposed under Pleistocene Lindavista Formation. Retired geology professor John Warme (Colorado School of Mines) leads a group of geologists to this world famous Eocene paleo-submarine canyon located within the 300 foot La Jolla, California, sea cliffs. Exxon, Chevron, and other oil companies send their geologists to study this classic location where the stratigraphy can be seen and studied in three dimensions. Prof. Warme contrasts the sequence stratigraphic model (the "Exxon" model) with the transgression-regression model of Kennedy as part of his Ph.D dissertation. Both models were proposed independently about the same time (early 1970s) but neither has emerged as dominant.
- published: 04 Feb 2010
- views: 1207
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2016
Produced by:
Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis
Gianni Magliani
Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio
Jonghyeok Ahn
Created with GoPro Studio
- published: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 68
Geosain Delta Andalan or GDA is the only research-based geology consultancy in Indonesia.
She was born in 2000 under the name GDA Daya Ayfedha and turn into Geosain Delta Andalan in 2005
The company focus is on the application of new concepts in stratigraphy, sedimentology and petroleum system in exploration/exploitation of hydrocarbon and other minerals, also the development of earth resource potential for regional planning.
In 2006 Andang Bachtiar, the Chairman of GDA, developed ETTI, an Indonesia Oil and gas service company. The Company provides combined competencies in oil and gas exploration study, production study, farm in - farm out solution center, seismic acquisition, and drilling service.
2011 is the year when Paleopetro and GEC was born as a subsidiary company
PALEOPETRO is a part of GDA group that concern with geological lab works mainly supporting oil and gas exploration. Specialized in integrating lab data to ease client, PALEOPETRO is one of the leading laboratory service company. PALEOPETRO focuses on the integration of Paleontology and Petrology data with high quality analysis
Geoscience Exploration Consultant GEC
Geophysics tools exploration based is the main method of this company since it has a good relationship with Brawijaya University Geophysics department. GEC has done lots of recourses explorations, geophysics -- geology field trip, and even disaster mitigation collaborating with local organization.
In 2013 GDA has a new division that concern with modern content marketing and creative media with earth related campaign named Terrative Studio
With strong basic knowledge, good will and sustainable business, GDA Consulting, Group of Companies ready to serve you!
Follow us on Twitter :
@terrative
@GDA_Consulting
Website :
http://gda.co.id
http://terrative.com
For further info :
terrative@gmail.com
gda@gda.co.id
- published: 15 Jan 2014
- views: 1154
Group (stratigraphy)
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata. Groups are generally divided into individual formations. Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".
Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology. These are the Rotliegend, Zechstein (both of Permian age), Buntsandstein, Muschelkalk, Keuper (Triassic in age), Lias, Dogger and Malm (Jurassic in age) groups. Because of the confusion this causes, the official geologic timescale of the ICS does not contain any of these names any longer.
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5:08The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)
The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results! The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM... Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm Other videos with Pete Vail: 0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg 1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac 2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)____________________________ https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0 3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)____ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM 4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg 5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU 6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM 7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws 8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk 9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc 10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM 11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0 See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview -
10:01Stratigraphy 1
Stratigraphy 1Stratigraphy 1
nomenclature of relationships of sedimentary rocks, sequence stratigraphy and terminology, eustatic cycles, definitions of formation and its multiples, geochronologic and chronostratigraphic compared, stage definition, GSSP (Golden spike) main fossil groups for biostratigraphy -
0:31Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad Group
Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad GroupMorphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad Group
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment. -
1:06Group (stratigraphy)
Group (stratigraphy)Group (stratigraphy)
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology. This channel is dedicated to make Wikipedia, one of the biggest knowledge databases in the world available to people with limited vision. Article available under a Creative Commons license Image source in video -
1:26Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy
Ghost Ranch StratigraphyGhost Ranch Stratigraphy
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation. -
2:59Columbia River Basalt Group - Related to Cascade Volcanoes?
Columbia River Basalt Group - Related to Cascade Volcanoes?Columbia River Basalt Group - Related to Cascade Volcanoes?
Massive lava flows covered much of the inland Northwest 17-6 million years ago. The Ice Age Floods "Missoula Floods" later cut deep coulees and channels into the basalt flows. The basalt surged to the surface through fissures - like cracks in the bottom of a row boat. The stack of basalt layers is more than 2 miles thick at some locations. More than 300 lava flows erupted. Cascade volcanoes (Rainier, St. Helens, Hood, etc.) are not related to the Columbia River Basalt flows - The chemistry does not match! The Columbia River Basalts flowed from fissures to the east. The Columbia River Basalts are believed to be connected to the hotspot now under Yellowstone National Park. Photos, video and map are used to illustrate. Geologist make comparison between Columbia River Basalts and lava basalt flows in Hawaii. Columbia River Basalt slideshow at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsG9-FTuos -
10:23Stratigrapher - Stratigraphic columns
Stratigrapher - Stratigraphic columnsStratigrapher - Stratigraphic columns
STRATIGRAPHER enables the construction of stratigraphic columns for geologic or geotechnical usage and further the documentation of well construction. User form design is enabled through the provision of a document template editor. The resultant documentation model(s) can be stored for reuse. Thereafter the selection of documentation format is by the selection of templates. On the document, adjacent columns, user selected by choice of template, present the lithologic, lithotypes and exploration characteristic recorded during trial borings or well construction characteristics. Bitmap patterns are inserted directly from supplied libraries whose background and texture images may be user updated and personalized. The program permits simple modification of the elevation level of lithologic properties and the insertion of the standard trial results obtained during borings (Packet, Vane, sampling and Phreatic water table etc.) The document so produced may be saved as well as printed directly and the saved copy may be used permits their export and insertion in the profiles of other GeoStru programs (compatible with existing programs such as Slope Stability Analysis) User language selection. -
9:47John Warme discusses stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs
John Warme discusses stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffsJohn Warme discusses stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs
Discussion of sequence stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs where Eocene Torrey Sandstone and underlying conformable (?) Del Mar formation is exposed under Pleistocene Lindavista Formation. Retired geology professor John Warme (Colorado School of Mines) leads a group of geologists to this world famous Eocene paleo-submarine canyon located within the 300 foot La Jolla, California, sea cliffs. Exxon, Chevron, and other oil companies send their geologists to study this classic location where the stratigraphy can be seen and studied in three dimensions. Prof. Warme contrasts the sequence stratigraphic model (the "Exxon" model) with the transgression-regression model of Kennedy as part of his Ph.D dissertation. Both models were proposed independently about the same time (early 1970s) but neither has emerged as dominant. -
4:12Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers School: Australian School of Petroleum Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR) Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide Date: 29/08/2016 Produced by: Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis Gianni Magliani Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio Jonghyeok Ahn Created with GoPro Studio -
2:22GDA Group Company Profile
GDA Group Company ProfileGDA Group Company Profile
Geosain Delta Andalan or GDA is the only research-based geology consultancy in Indonesia. She was born in 2000 under the name GDA Daya Ayfedha and turn into Geosain Delta Andalan in 2005 The company focus is on the application of new concepts in stratigraphy, sedimentology and petroleum system in exploration/exploitation of hydrocarbon and other minerals, also the development of earth resource potential for regional planning. In 2006 Andang Bachtiar, the Chairman of GDA, developed ETTI, an Indonesia Oil and gas service company. The Company provides combined competencies in oil and gas exploration study, production study, farm in - farm out solution center, seismic acquisition, and drilling service. 2011 is the year when Paleopetro and GEC was born as a subsidiary company PALEOPETRO is a part of GDA group that concern with geological lab works mainly supporting oil and gas exploration. Specialized in integrating lab data to ease client, PALEOPETRO is one of the leading laboratory service company. PALEOPETRO focuses on the integration of Paleontology and Petrology data with high quality analysis Geoscience Exploration Consultant GEC Geophysics tools exploration based is the main method of this company since it has a good relationship with Brawijaya University Geophysics department. GEC has done lots of recourses explorations, geophysics -- geology field trip, and even disaster mitigation collaborating with local organization. In 2013 GDA has a new division that concern with modern content marketing and creative media with earth related campaign named Terrative Studio With strong basic knowledge, good will and sustainable business, GDA Consulting, Group of Companies ready to serve you! Follow us on Twitter : @terrative @GDA_Consulting Website : http://gda.co.id http://terrative.com For further info : terrative@gmail.com gda@gda.co.id
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The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results! The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM... Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm Other videos with Pete Vail: 0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg 1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ ...
published: 20 Apr 2015 -
Stratigraphy 1
nomenclature of relationships of sedimentary rocks, sequence stratigraphy and terminology, eustatic cycles, definitions of formation and its multiples, geochronologic and chronostratigraphic compared, stage definition, GSSP (Golden spike) main fossil groups for biostratigraphy
published: 05 Apr 2009 -
Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad Group
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
published: 20 Feb 2013 -
Group (stratigraphy)
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology. This channel is dedicated to make Wikipedia, one of the biggest knowledge databases in the world available to people with limited vision. Article available under a Creative Commons license Image source in video
published: 31 Aug 2016 -
Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
published: 21 Mar 2016 -
Columbia River Basalt Group - Related to Cascade Volcanoes?
Massive lava flows covered much of the inland Northwest 17-6 million years ago. The Ice Age Floods "Missoula Floods" later cut deep coulees and channels into the basalt flows. The basalt surged to the surface through fissures - like cracks in the bottom of a row boat. The stack of basalt layers is more than 2 miles thick at some locations. More than 300 lava flows erupted. Cascade volcanoes (Rainier, St. Helens, Hood, etc.) are not related to the Columbia River Basalt flows - The chemistry does not match! The Columbia River Basalts flowed from fissures to the east. The Columbia River Basalts are believed to be connected to the hotspot now under Yellowstone National Park. Photos, video and map are used to illustrate. Geologist make comparison between Columbia River Basalts and lava basalt...
published: 09 Jun 2013 -
Stratigrapher - Stratigraphic columns
STRATIGRAPHER enables the construction of stratigraphic columns for geologic or geotechnical usage and further the documentation of well construction. User form design is enabled through the provision of a document template editor. The resultant documentation model(s) can be stored for reuse. Thereafter the selection of documentation format is by the selection of templates. On the document, adjacent columns, user selected by choice of template, present the lithologic, lithotypes and exploration characteristic recorded during trial borings or well construction characteristics. Bitmap patterns are inserted directly from supplied libraries whose background and texture images may be user updated and personalized. The program permits simple modification of the elevation level of lithologic prop...
published: 07 Aug 2014 -
John Warme discusses stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs
Discussion of sequence stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs where Eocene Torrey Sandstone and underlying conformable (?) Del Mar formation is exposed under Pleistocene Lindavista Formation. Retired geology professor John Warme (Colorado School of Mines) leads a group of geologists to this world famous Eocene paleo-submarine canyon located within the 300 foot La Jolla, California, sea cliffs. Exxon, Chevron, and other oil companies send their geologists to study this classic location where the stratigraphy can be seen and studied in three dimensions. Prof. Warme contrasts the sequence stratigraphic model (the "Exxon" model) with the transgression-regression model of Kennedy as part of his Ph.D dissertation. Both models were proposed independently about the same time (early 1970s) but n...
published: 04 Feb 2010 -
Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers School: Australian School of Petroleum Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR) Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide Date: 29/08/2016 Produced by: Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis Gianni Magliani Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio Jonghyeok Ahn Created with GoPro Studio
published: 29 Aug 2016 -
GDA Group Company Profile
Geosain Delta Andalan or GDA is the only research-based geology consultancy in Indonesia. She was born in 2000 under the name GDA Daya Ayfedha and turn into Geosain Delta Andalan in 2005 The company focus is on the application of new concepts in stratigraphy, sedimentology and petroleum system in exploration/exploitation of hydrocarbon and other minerals, also the development of earth resource potential for regional planning. In 2006 Andang Bachtiar, the Chairman of GDA, developed ETTI, an Indonesia Oil and gas service company. The Company provides combined competencies in oil and gas exploration study, production study, farm in - farm out solution center, seismic acquisition, and drilling service. 2011 is the year when Paleopetro and GEC was born as a subsidiary company PALEOPETRO i...
published: 15 Jan 2014
The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 20 Apr 2015
- views: 672
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected th...
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)____________________________ https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)____ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw
SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview
wn.com/The Original Group Of Sequence Stratigraphy At Exxon (P.Vail)
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)____________________________ https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)____ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
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- published: 20 Apr 2015
- views: 672
Stratigraphy 1
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- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 05 Apr 2009
- views: 20910
nomenclature of relationships of sedimentary rocks, sequence stratigraphy and terminology, eustatic cycles, definitions of formation and its multiples, geochron...
nomenclature of relationships of sedimentary rocks, sequence stratigraphy and terminology, eustatic cycles, definitions of formation and its multiples, geochronologic and chronostratigraphic compared, stage definition, GSSP (Golden spike) main fossil groups for biostratigraphy
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nomenclature of relationships of sedimentary rocks, sequence stratigraphy and terminology, eustatic cycles, definitions of formation and its multiples, geochronologic and chronostratigraphic compared, stage definition, GSSP (Golden spike) main fossil groups for biostratigraphy
- published: 05 Apr 2009
- views: 20910
Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad Group
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 152
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level a...
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
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Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 152
Group (stratigraphy)
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 5
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally div...
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology.
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A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology.
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Article available under a Creative Commons license
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- published: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 5
Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy
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- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 21 Mar 2016
- views: 33
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
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A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
- published: 21 Mar 2016
- views: 33
Columbia River Basalt Group - Related to Cascade Volcanoes?
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- Duration: 2:59
- Updated: 09 Jun 2013
- views: 13059
Massive lava flows covered much of the inland Northwest 17-6 million years ago. The Ice Age Floods "Missoula Floods" later cut deep coulees and channels into th...
Massive lava flows covered much of the inland Northwest 17-6 million years ago. The Ice Age Floods "Missoula Floods" later cut deep coulees and channels into the basalt flows.
The basalt surged to the surface through fissures - like cracks in the bottom of a row boat. The stack of basalt layers is more than 2 miles thick at some locations. More than 300 lava flows erupted.
Cascade volcanoes (Rainier, St. Helens, Hood, etc.) are not related to the Columbia River Basalt flows - The chemistry does not match! The Columbia River Basalts flowed from fissures to the east.
The Columbia River Basalts are believed to be connected to the hotspot now under Yellowstone National Park. Photos, video and map are used to illustrate.
Geologist make comparison between Columbia River Basalts and lava basalt flows in Hawaii.
Columbia River Basalt slideshow at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsG9-FTuos
wn.com/Columbia River Basalt Group Related To Cascade Volcanoes
Massive lava flows covered much of the inland Northwest 17-6 million years ago. The Ice Age Floods "Missoula Floods" later cut deep coulees and channels into the basalt flows.
The basalt surged to the surface through fissures - like cracks in the bottom of a row boat. The stack of basalt layers is more than 2 miles thick at some locations. More than 300 lava flows erupted.
Cascade volcanoes (Rainier, St. Helens, Hood, etc.) are not related to the Columbia River Basalt flows - The chemistry does not match! The Columbia River Basalts flowed from fissures to the east.
The Columbia River Basalts are believed to be connected to the hotspot now under Yellowstone National Park. Photos, video and map are used to illustrate.
Geologist make comparison between Columbia River Basalts and lava basalt flows in Hawaii.
Columbia River Basalt slideshow at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-AsG9-FTuos
- published: 09 Jun 2013
- views: 13059
Stratigrapher - Stratigraphic columns
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- Duration: 10:23
- Updated: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 5290
STRATIGRAPHER enables the construction of stratigraphic columns for geologic or geotechnical usage and further the documentation of well construction.
User form...
STRATIGRAPHER enables the construction of stratigraphic columns for geologic or geotechnical usage and further the documentation of well construction.
User form design is enabled through the provision of a document template editor. The resultant documentation model(s) can be stored for reuse. Thereafter the selection of documentation format is by the selection of templates.
On the document, adjacent columns, user selected by choice of template, present the lithologic, lithotypes and exploration characteristic recorded during trial borings or well construction characteristics.
Bitmap patterns are inserted directly from supplied libraries whose background and texture images may be user updated and personalized.
The program permits simple modification of the elevation level of lithologic properties and the insertion of the standard trial results obtained during borings (Packet, Vane, sampling and Phreatic water table etc.)
The document so produced may be saved as well as printed directly and the saved copy may be used permits their export and insertion in the profiles of other GeoStru programs (compatible with existing programs such as Slope Stability Analysis)
User language selection.
wn.com/Stratigrapher Stratigraphic Columns
STRATIGRAPHER enables the construction of stratigraphic columns for geologic or geotechnical usage and further the documentation of well construction.
User form design is enabled through the provision of a document template editor. The resultant documentation model(s) can be stored for reuse. Thereafter the selection of documentation format is by the selection of templates.
On the document, adjacent columns, user selected by choice of template, present the lithologic, lithotypes and exploration characteristic recorded during trial borings or well construction characteristics.
Bitmap patterns are inserted directly from supplied libraries whose background and texture images may be user updated and personalized.
The program permits simple modification of the elevation level of lithologic properties and the insertion of the standard trial results obtained during borings (Packet, Vane, sampling and Phreatic water table etc.)
The document so produced may be saved as well as printed directly and the saved copy may be used permits their export and insertion in the profiles of other GeoStru programs (compatible with existing programs such as Slope Stability Analysis)
User language selection.
- published: 07 Aug 2014
- views: 5290
John Warme discusses stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs
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- Duration: 9:47
- Updated: 04 Feb 2010
- views: 1207
Discussion of sequence stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs where Eocene Torrey Sandstone and underlying conformable (?) Del Mar formation is exposed under...
Discussion of sequence stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs where Eocene Torrey Sandstone and underlying conformable (?) Del Mar formation is exposed under Pleistocene Lindavista Formation. Retired geology professor John Warme (Colorado School of Mines) leads a group of geologists to this world famous Eocene paleo-submarine canyon located within the 300 foot La Jolla, California, sea cliffs. Exxon, Chevron, and other oil companies send their geologists to study this classic location where the stratigraphy can be seen and studied in three dimensions. Prof. Warme contrasts the sequence stratigraphic model (the "Exxon" model) with the transgression-regression model of Kennedy as part of his Ph.D dissertation. Both models were proposed independently about the same time (early 1970s) but neither has emerged as dominant.
wn.com/John Warme Discusses Stratigraphy At Torrey Pines Beach Cliffs
Discussion of sequence stratigraphy at Torrey Pines beach cliffs where Eocene Torrey Sandstone and underlying conformable (?) Del Mar formation is exposed under Pleistocene Lindavista Formation. Retired geology professor John Warme (Colorado School of Mines) leads a group of geologists to this world famous Eocene paleo-submarine canyon located within the 300 foot La Jolla, California, sea cliffs. Exxon, Chevron, and other oil companies send their geologists to study this classic location where the stratigraphy can be seen and studied in three dimensions. Prof. Warme contrasts the sequence stratigraphic model (the "Exxon" model) with the transgression-regression model of Kennedy as part of his Ph.D dissertation. Both models were proposed independently about the same time (early 1970s) but neither has emerged as dominant.
- published: 04 Feb 2010
- views: 1207
Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
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- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 68
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane be...
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2016
Produced by:
Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis
Gianni Magliani
Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio
Jonghyeok Ahn
Created with GoPro Studio
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Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2016
Produced by:
Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis
Gianni Magliani
Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio
Jonghyeok Ahn
Created with GoPro Studio
- published: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 68
GDA Group Company Profile
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- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 15 Jan 2014
- views: 1154
Geosain Delta Andalan or GDA is the only research-based geology consultancy in Indonesia.
She was born in 2000 under the name GDA Daya Ayfedha and turn into G...
Geosain Delta Andalan or GDA is the only research-based geology consultancy in Indonesia.
She was born in 2000 under the name GDA Daya Ayfedha and turn into Geosain Delta Andalan in 2005
The company focus is on the application of new concepts in stratigraphy, sedimentology and petroleum system in exploration/exploitation of hydrocarbon and other minerals, also the development of earth resource potential for regional planning.
In 2006 Andang Bachtiar, the Chairman of GDA, developed ETTI, an Indonesia Oil and gas service company. The Company provides combined competencies in oil and gas exploration study, production study, farm in - farm out solution center, seismic acquisition, and drilling service.
2011 is the year when Paleopetro and GEC was born as a subsidiary company
PALEOPETRO is a part of GDA group that concern with geological lab works mainly supporting oil and gas exploration. Specialized in integrating lab data to ease client, PALEOPETRO is one of the leading laboratory service company. PALEOPETRO focuses on the integration of Paleontology and Petrology data with high quality analysis
Geoscience Exploration Consultant GEC
Geophysics tools exploration based is the main method of this company since it has a good relationship with Brawijaya University Geophysics department. GEC has done lots of recourses explorations, geophysics -- geology field trip, and even disaster mitigation collaborating with local organization.
In 2013 GDA has a new division that concern with modern content marketing and creative media with earth related campaign named Terrative Studio
With strong basic knowledge, good will and sustainable business, GDA Consulting, Group of Companies ready to serve you!
Follow us on Twitter :
@terrative
@GDA_Consulting
Website :
http://gda.co.id
http://terrative.com
For further info :
terrative@gmail.com
gda@gda.co.id
wn.com/Gda Group Company Profile
Geosain Delta Andalan or GDA is the only research-based geology consultancy in Indonesia.
She was born in 2000 under the name GDA Daya Ayfedha and turn into Geosain Delta Andalan in 2005
The company focus is on the application of new concepts in stratigraphy, sedimentology and petroleum system in exploration/exploitation of hydrocarbon and other minerals, also the development of earth resource potential for regional planning.
In 2006 Andang Bachtiar, the Chairman of GDA, developed ETTI, an Indonesia Oil and gas service company. The Company provides combined competencies in oil and gas exploration study, production study, farm in - farm out solution center, seismic acquisition, and drilling service.
2011 is the year when Paleopetro and GEC was born as a subsidiary company
PALEOPETRO is a part of GDA group that concern with geological lab works mainly supporting oil and gas exploration. Specialized in integrating lab data to ease client, PALEOPETRO is one of the leading laboratory service company. PALEOPETRO focuses on the integration of Paleontology and Petrology data with high quality analysis
Geoscience Exploration Consultant GEC
Geophysics tools exploration based is the main method of this company since it has a good relationship with Brawijaya University Geophysics department. GEC has done lots of recourses explorations, geophysics -- geology field trip, and even disaster mitigation collaborating with local organization.
In 2013 GDA has a new division that concern with modern content marketing and creative media with earth related campaign named Terrative Studio
With strong basic knowledge, good will and sustainable business, GDA Consulting, Group of Companies ready to serve you!
Follow us on Twitter :
@terrative
@GDA_Consulting
Website :
http://gda.co.id
http://terrative.com
For further info :
terrative@gmail.com
gda@gda.co.id
- published: 15 Jan 2014
- views: 1154
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Group (stratigraphy)
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology. This channel is dedicated to make Wikipedia, one of the biggest knowledge databases in the world available to people with limited vision. Article available under a Creative Commons license Image source in video
published: 31 Aug 2016 -
Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
published: 21 Mar 2016 -
Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers School: Australian School of Petroleum Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR) Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide Date: 29/08/2016 Produced by: Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis Gianni Magliani Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio Jonghyeok Ahn Created with GoPro Studio
published: 29 Aug 2016 -
The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results! The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM... Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm Other videos with Pete Vail: 0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg 1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ ...
published: 20 Apr 2015 -
Report: Thanks To Humans, Earth Is Now In A New Geological Era
A team of scientists have recently published a paper which argues that Earth should no longer be considered in the Holocene era but, rather, a new phase called the Anthropocene given the extent to which humans have altered the planet. Humans have ushered Earth into a new and distinct geological era, according to a team of scientists. As such, they believe the current era should officially be recognized as Anthropocene, marking the end of the ongoing Holocene. One of the researchers explains simply, “Our species is clearly capable of altering the course of Earth history rather more than the average species.” According to their recently published study, the shift hinges on the amount of geological change found in ice and sediment that can be attributed to human activity. ...
published: 08 Jan 2016 -
Planar Stratification in Upper and Lower Flow Regimes
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers Group presentation: Planar stratification in Upper and Lower Flow regimes (Group 5). Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide Date: 29/08/2014 Produced by: Jake Darby Rui Lau Steve Tsiolis Sumukh Rudrapatna Thomas Phan Created with TouchCast https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchcast/id603258418 For the interactive version visit: http://touchcast.com/csgo/23b60cd93a
published: 29 Aug 2014 -
The Slug Model (P.Vail)
Pete Vail, the father of Sequence Stratigraphy, explains himself the Slug Model (system tracts, key surfaces and anecdotes) The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM... Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm Other videos with Pete Vail: 0 The Slug model_________________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg 1 ...
published: 24 Jan 2015 -
Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad Group
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
published: 20 Feb 2013 -
Jan Zalasiewicz: The Anthropocene as a potential new unit of the Geological Time Scale.
Jan Zalasiewicz is Senior Lecturer at Leicester University and Chair of the Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy. In this talk he explains what the Anthropocene means geolocially (1:35) and how it is still being debated. He mentions how the Comte de Buffon talked of man's impact in the 1780's (4:30). How the "Great Acceleration" stratigraphically, began 300 years ago (8:30). He then outlines the manmade geological effects and the immense impact they will have. How vulnerable our atmosphere and seas (18:50) and the effects man's "civilisation" is having upon them (21:20). We're on the edge of mass extinctions (29:20) and the explosion of invasive species and domesticated animals (30:00) are having dire effects.
published: 19 Mar 2014 -
Community Experiment 2012 in STEP
STEP basin experiment at University of Texas at Austin; designed and conducted by "Calling All Experimentalists" group participated in the Experimental Stratigraphy workshop, December 2012.
published: 20 Feb 2013
Group (stratigraphy)
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- Duration: 1:06
- Updated: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 5
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally div...
A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology.
This channel is dedicated to make Wikipedia, one of the biggest knowledge databases in the world available to people with limited vision.
Article available under a Creative Commons license
Image source in video
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A group in stratigraphy is a lithostratigraphic unit, a part of the geologic record or rock column that consists of defined rock strata.Groups are generally divided into individual formations.Groups may sometimes be divided into "subgroups" and are themselves sometimes grouped into "supergroups".Some well known groups of northwestern Europe have in the past also been used as units for chronostratigraphy and geochronology.
This channel is dedicated to make Wikipedia, one of the biggest knowledge databases in the world available to people with limited vision.
Article available under a Creative Commons license
Image source in video
- published: 31 Aug 2016
- views: 5
Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 21 Mar 2016
- views: 33
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
wn.com/Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy
A drone view of the Ghost Ranch Stratigraphy, including the Chinle Group, Entranda Sandstone, and Todilto Formation.
- published: 21 Mar 2016
- views: 33
Group 5. Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:12
- Updated: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 68
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane be...
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2016
Produced by:
Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis
Gianni Magliani
Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio
Jonghyeok Ahn
Created with GoPro Studio
wn.com/Group 5. Upper And Lower Flow Regime Plane Bed Deposits Planar Stratification (Ufr)
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
School: Australian School of Petroleum
Group presentation: Upper and lower flow regime plane bed deposits;Planar stratification (UFR)
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2016
Produced by:
Yanni Tyrikos-Frazis
Gianni Magliani
Michael Nicholas Dell'Antonio
Jonghyeok Ahn
Created with GoPro Studio
- published: 29 Aug 2016
- views: 68
The original group of sequence stratigraphy at Exxon (P.Vail)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:08
- Updated: 20 Apr 2015
- views: 672
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected th...
Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)____________________________ https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)____ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw
SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview
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Just 7 people, just a meeting per month. And what results!
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_______________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations _________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)____________________________ https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)____ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw
SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview
- published: 20 Apr 2015
- views: 672
Report: Thanks To Humans, Earth Is Now In A New Geological Era
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- Duration: 1:09
- Updated: 08 Jan 2016
- views: 464
A team of scientists have recently published a paper which argues that Earth should no longer be considered in the Holocene era but, rather, a new phase called ...
A team of scientists have recently published a paper which argues that Earth should no longer be considered in the Holocene era but, rather, a new phase called the Anthropocene given the extent to which humans have altered the planet.
Humans have ushered Earth into a new and distinct geological era, according to a team of scientists.
As such, they believe the current era should officially be recognized as Anthropocene, marking the end of the ongoing Holocene.
One of the researchers explains simply, “Our species is clearly capable of altering the course of Earth history rather more than the average species.”
According to their recently published study, the shift hinges on the amount of geological change found in ice and sediment that can be attributed to human activity.
The paper points out that this evidence can be found through the proliferation of materials like concrete and plastic, the spread of non-native plants and animals, and the increase in greenhouse gases.
Most of all, they cite the advent of nuclear weapons in the mid-20th century and its traces in glacial ice as enough proof by itself.
This time period is, in fact, when the group believes the Anthropocene era began.
The final decision is overseen by the International Commission on Stratigraphy which plans to review the group’s proposal later this year.
wn.com/Report Thanks To Humans, Earth Is Now In A New Geological Era
A team of scientists have recently published a paper which argues that Earth should no longer be considered in the Holocene era but, rather, a new phase called the Anthropocene given the extent to which humans have altered the planet.
Humans have ushered Earth into a new and distinct geological era, according to a team of scientists.
As such, they believe the current era should officially be recognized as Anthropocene, marking the end of the ongoing Holocene.
One of the researchers explains simply, “Our species is clearly capable of altering the course of Earth history rather more than the average species.”
According to their recently published study, the shift hinges on the amount of geological change found in ice and sediment that can be attributed to human activity.
The paper points out that this evidence can be found through the proliferation of materials like concrete and plastic, the spread of non-native plants and animals, and the increase in greenhouse gases.
Most of all, they cite the advent of nuclear weapons in the mid-20th century and its traces in glacial ice as enough proof by itself.
This time period is, in fact, when the group believes the Anthropocene era began.
The final decision is overseen by the International Commission on Stratigraphy which plans to review the group’s proposal later this year.
- published: 08 Jan 2016
- views: 464
Planar Stratification in Upper and Lower Flow Regimes
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- Duration: 3:58
- Updated: 29 Aug 2014
- views: 231
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
Group presentation: Planar stratification in Upper and Lower Flow regimes (Group 5).
Instituti...
Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
Group presentation: Planar stratification in Upper and Lower Flow regimes (Group 5).
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2014
Produced by:
Jake Darby
Rui Lau
Steve Tsiolis
Sumukh Rudrapatna
Thomas Phan
Created with TouchCast https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchcast/id603258418
For the interactive version visit:
http://touchcast.com/csgo/23b60cd93a
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Subject: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy for Petroleum Engineers
Group presentation: Planar stratification in Upper and Lower Flow regimes (Group 5).
Institution: Australian School of Petroleum, University of Adelaide
Date: 29/08/2014
Produced by:
Jake Darby
Rui Lau
Steve Tsiolis
Sumukh Rudrapatna
Thomas Phan
Created with TouchCast https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/touchcast/id603258418
For the interactive version visit:
http://touchcast.com/csgo/23b60cd93a
- published: 29 Aug 2014
- views: 231
The Slug Model (P.Vail)
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- Duration: 7:08
- Updated: 24 Jan 2015
- views: 893
Pete Vail, the father of Sequence Stratigraphy, explains himself the Slug Model (system tracts, key surfaces and anecdotes)
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vai...
Pete Vail, the father of Sequence Stratigraphy, explains himself the Slug Model (system tracts, key surfaces and anecdotes)
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_________________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations ____________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)_______________________________ _https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ _https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw
SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview
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Pete Vail, the father of Sequence Stratigraphy, explains himself the Slug Model (system tracts, key surfaces and anecdotes)
The concepts elaborated by Pete Vail gave rise to the field of Sequence Stratigraphy and affected the entire Oil & Gas Industry. The international recognition of his contributions to Geology made him earn multiple awards:e.g., the Benjamin Franklin Medal from the Franklin Institute, the Legendary Geoscientist Award from AGI, the Penrose Medal from GSA, the Sidney Powers Memorial Award from AAPG, Virgil Kauffman Gold Medal from SEG, Twenhofel Medal from SEPM...
Here something more about Pete: https://archives.aapg.org/explorer/2003/05may/slc_vail.cfm
Other videos with Pete Vail:
0 The Slug model_________________________________________https://youtu.be/vGfz_POTwRg
1 Seismic reflectors follow time lines not rock formations ____________ https://youtu.be/Rhk_Fokclac
2 The first onlap chart (P.Vail)_______________________________ _https://youtu.be/V2oj4baP_P0
3 Growing up with Sloss and Krumbein and Campbell (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/ECSty8LjIiM
4 The data used in the first sequence stratigraphic concept (P.Vail)___ _https://youtu.be/rxsB8WPzKMg
5 A stratigrapher leading the structural geology: magic happens (P.Vail)___ https://youtu.be/lbtKW71rREU
6 Where did the idea come from? (P.Vail) _______________________ https://youtu.be/xYoxJmSMToM
7 Spreading the word of a new theory (P.Vail)____________________ https://youtu.be/YjYLxA5tWws
8 The original group of sequence stratigraphy at exxon (P.Vail)_______ https://youtu.be/krfJJhIG4fk
9 The lack of data in Vail et al., 1977, AAPG Memoir 26 (by P.Vail)_____ https://youtu.be/cogbSUjhWUc
10 From Industry to Academia (P.Vail)___________________________ http://youtu.be/HRDCAxRANxM
11 Did Pete Vail’s oil company performed well…? (P.Vail)____________http://youtu.be/4SQiyK9W1V0
See THE SPEAKERS I have interviewed in this playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw/playlists
This video is part of MINIGEOLOGY.COM a channel where I interview bright geologists to uncover their mindset and discover how they approach a problem, their work, life: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoJlkm0iPZmptz0-tVROLDw
SUBSCRIBE to be updated on the next interview
- published: 24 Jan 2015
- views: 893
Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy 2012 Fall, Grad Group
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- Duration: 0:31
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 152
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level a...
Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
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Experiment in Total E&P; Flume conducted by graduate student group in the course, Morphodynamics and Quantitative Stratigraphy, 2012 Fall. Changes in sea level and sediment supply were applied in this experiment.
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 152
Jan Zalasiewicz: The Anthropocene as a potential new unit of the Geological Time Scale.
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 34:16
- Updated: 19 Mar 2014
- views: 3194
Jan Zalasiewicz is Senior Lecturer at Leicester University and Chair of the Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy. In this ...
Jan Zalasiewicz is Senior Lecturer at Leicester University and Chair of the Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy. In this talk he explains what the Anthropocene means geolocially (1:35) and how it is still being debated. He mentions how the Comte de Buffon talked of man's impact in the 1780's (4:30). How the "Great Acceleration" stratigraphically, began 300 years ago (8:30). He then outlines the manmade geological effects and the immense impact they will have. How vulnerable our atmosphere and seas (18:50) and the effects man's "civilisation" is having upon them (21:20). We're on the edge of mass extinctions (29:20) and the explosion of invasive species and domesticated animals (30:00) are having dire effects.
wn.com/Jan Zalasiewicz The Anthropocene As A Potential New Unit Of The Geological Time Scale.
Jan Zalasiewicz is Senior Lecturer at Leicester University and Chair of the Anthropocene Working Group of the International Commission on Stratigraphy. In this talk he explains what the Anthropocene means geolocially (1:35) and how it is still being debated. He mentions how the Comte de Buffon talked of man's impact in the 1780's (4:30). How the "Great Acceleration" stratigraphically, began 300 years ago (8:30). He then outlines the manmade geological effects and the immense impact they will have. How vulnerable our atmosphere and seas (18:50) and the effects man's "civilisation" is having upon them (21:20). We're on the edge of mass extinctions (29:20) and the explosion of invasive species and domesticated animals (30:00) are having dire effects.
- published: 19 Mar 2014
- views: 3194
Community Experiment 2012 in STEP
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:50
- Updated: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 36
STEP basin experiment at University of Texas at Austin; designed and conducted by "Calling All Experimentalists" group participated in the Experimental Stratigr...
STEP basin experiment at University of Texas at Austin; designed and conducted by "Calling All Experimentalists" group participated in the Experimental Stratigraphy workshop, December 2012.
wn.com/Community Experiment 2012 In Step
STEP basin experiment at University of Texas at Austin; designed and conducted by "Calling All Experimentalists" group participated in the Experimental Stratigraphy workshop, December 2012.
- published: 20 Feb 2013
- views: 36
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From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion - PDU2 Adelaide 2016
From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China Prof. Maoyan ZHU State Key Laboratory of Palaeobiology and Stratigraphy, Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing, PR China Tuesday 12 July, 9:00 am – Cambrian Title: "From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China" Maoyan is a research professor at the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIGPAS). He studied geology at the Changchun College of Geology and received his PhD in 1992 from NIGPAS. He was elected as an international corresponding member of the Academy of Science Göttingen, voting member of the International Subcommissions on Cambrian Stratigraphy (ISCS) and Ediacaran Stratig...
published: 12 Jul 2016 -
Webinar - Soil Systems (3/2014)
The Soil Systems framework is a powerful, flexible approach for organizing, applying, and communicating soils information. This webinar is ideal for all Soil Scientists involved in the National Cooperative Soil Survey, as well as a broader audience of soil information users. Soil Systems are distinct, recurring groups of soils or catenas produced by the interaction of stratigraphy, hydrology, geomorphology, vegetation, and climate and which dominate a given physiographic area. This approach connects related soils and extends catenas to areas / watersheds, and can become a bridge between point and area data in 4 dimensions. Captioning available upon request by e-mailing webmaster@lin.usda.gov. USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
published: 11 Mar 2014 -
A Report | Anthropocene Working Group - Human Impacts and Their Consequences (1/3)
PART 1 / 3 How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly? The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific exper...
published: 03 Nov 2014 -
A Report | Anthropocene Working Group - Human Impacts and Their Consequences (2/3)
PART 2 / 3 How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly? The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific exper...
published: 03 Nov 2014 -
A Report | Anthropocene Working Group - Human Impacts and Their Consequences (3/3)
PART 3 / 3 How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly? The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific exper...
published: 03 Nov 2014 -
The Anthropocene: is there a geomorphological case?
British Society for Geomorphology Debate The Anthropocene: is there a geomorphological case? Chaired by Stephen Tooth, with panellists Professor Tony Brown, Simon Price and Professor Andreas Lang. Are we in the Anthropocene and no longer in the Holocene? Has human activity integrated and changed natural processes? Have we created our own geological time period? The 'Anthropocene', as used to describe the interval of recent Earth history during which humans have had an 'overwhelming' effect on the Earth system, is now being formally considered as a possible new geological Epoch. Such a new geological time interval (possibly equivalent to the Pleistocene Epoch) requires both theoretical justification as well as empirical evidence preserved within the geological record. Since the geo...
published: 17 Mar 2014
From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion - PDU2 Adelaide 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:28
- Updated: 12 Jul 2016
- views: 438
From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China
Prof. Maoyan ZHU
State Key Laboratory of Palaeobiology and Stratigraphy, Nan...
From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China
Prof. Maoyan ZHU
State Key Laboratory of Palaeobiology and Stratigraphy, Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing, PR China
Tuesday 12 July, 9:00 am – Cambrian
Title: "From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China"
Maoyan is a research professor at the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIGPAS). He studied geology at the Changchun College of Geology and received his PhD in 1992 from NIGPAS. He was elected as an international corresponding member of the Academy of Science Göttingen, voting member of the International Subcommissions on Cambrian Stratigraphy (ISCS) and Ediacaran Stratigraphy (ISES), and chairman of the International Working Group on the Terreneuvian Series and Fortunian Stage (ISCS). His research interests have been in the area of the origin and early evolution of animals, focusing on Neoproterozoic and Cambrian palaeobiology, stratigraphy, sedimentology and palaeoenvironments.
Abstract: The Cryogenian to Cambrian time interval (720-520 Ma) records a critical transition in the evolutionary history of the Earth-Life system, which is marked by an extreme climatic event, the ‘snowball earth’, at the beginning; and a remarkable life evolutionary event, the ‘Cambrian explosion’, at the end. Successive, well exposed late Neoproterozoic to early Cambrian strata of South China, which yield numbers of extraordinarily well preserved fossil lagerstätten, provide invaluable information to unravel the evolutionary progress of the Earth-Life system during this critical interval. The talk will summarise recent research highlights in this field based on data from South China.
wn.com/From Snowball Earth To The Cambrian Explosion Pdu2 Adelaide 2016
From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China
Prof. Maoyan ZHU
State Key Laboratory of Palaeobiology and Stratigraphy, Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing, PR China
Tuesday 12 July, 9:00 am – Cambrian
Title: "From Snowball Earth to the Cambrian Explosion: recent research advances from China"
Maoyan is a research professor at the Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (NIGPAS). He studied geology at the Changchun College of Geology and received his PhD in 1992 from NIGPAS. He was elected as an international corresponding member of the Academy of Science Göttingen, voting member of the International Subcommissions on Cambrian Stratigraphy (ISCS) and Ediacaran Stratigraphy (ISES), and chairman of the International Working Group on the Terreneuvian Series and Fortunian Stage (ISCS). His research interests have been in the area of the origin and early evolution of animals, focusing on Neoproterozoic and Cambrian palaeobiology, stratigraphy, sedimentology and palaeoenvironments.
Abstract: The Cryogenian to Cambrian time interval (720-520 Ma) records a critical transition in the evolutionary history of the Earth-Life system, which is marked by an extreme climatic event, the ‘snowball earth’, at the beginning; and a remarkable life evolutionary event, the ‘Cambrian explosion’, at the end. Successive, well exposed late Neoproterozoic to early Cambrian strata of South China, which yield numbers of extraordinarily well preserved fossil lagerstätten, provide invaluable information to unravel the evolutionary progress of the Earth-Life system during this critical interval. The talk will summarise recent research highlights in this field based on data from South China.
- published: 12 Jul 2016
- views: 438
Webinar - Soil Systems (3/2014)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:28:09
- Updated: 11 Mar 2014
- views: 1068
The Soil Systems framework is a powerful, flexible approach for organizing, applying, and communicating soils information. This webinar is ideal for all Soil S...
The Soil Systems framework is a powerful, flexible approach for organizing, applying, and communicating soils information. This webinar is ideal for all Soil Scientists involved in the National Cooperative Soil Survey, as well as a broader audience of soil information users.
Soil Systems are distinct, recurring groups of soils or catenas produced by the interaction of stratigraphy, hydrology, geomorphology, vegetation, and climate and which dominate a given physiographic area. This approach connects related soils and extends catenas to areas / watersheds, and can become a bridge between point and area data in 4 dimensions.
Captioning available upon request by e-mailing webmaster@lin.usda.gov.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
wn.com/Webinar Soil Systems (3 2014)
The Soil Systems framework is a powerful, flexible approach for organizing, applying, and communicating soils information. This webinar is ideal for all Soil Scientists involved in the National Cooperative Soil Survey, as well as a broader audience of soil information users.
Soil Systems are distinct, recurring groups of soils or catenas produced by the interaction of stratigraphy, hydrology, geomorphology, vegetation, and climate and which dominate a given physiographic area. This approach connects related soils and extends catenas to areas / watersheds, and can become a bridge between point and area data in 4 dimensions.
Captioning available upon request by e-mailing webmaster@lin.usda.gov.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
- published: 11 Mar 2014
- views: 1068
A Report | Anthropocene Working Group - Human Impacts and Their Consequences (1/3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:48:56
- Updated: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 215
PART 1 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a poli...
PART 1 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly?
The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific experts, political stakeholders, media outlets, and an interested public. The forum presents insights into current scientific findings in defining a global impact of human activities and debates the far-reaching implications of the Anthropocene hypothesis for science and society alike.
The debate about the determination of an official onset of the Anthropocene not only involves knowledge about past and present environmental changes but also entails general considerations of the intricate dependencies between cultural, juridical, technological, and political questions. In fact, amending the geological time scale with a formal unit that bears the name of “humankind” exacts a morethan-technical debate on geoscientific evidence that goes significantly beyond the confines of traditional stratigraphic practices. When geohistory enters human history, a qualitative modification in the basic definition of both seems expedient.
Based on a series of short presentations by members of the AWG and further input statements by invited speakers from the humanities, the social sciences, and political fields, the forum discusses both the extraordinary changes to the Earth system as well as its conse-quences in setting new agendas for governing, researching, and disseminating crucial knowledge.
With Matt Edgeworth, Michael Ellis, Joyeeta Gupta, Rüdiger Kruse, Reinhold Leinfelder, Naomi Oreskes, Jürgen Renn, Andrew C. Revkin, Daniel D. Richter, Bernd M. Scherer, Christian Schwägerl, James P.M. Syvitski, Colin Waters, Mark Williams und Jan Zalasiewicz
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PART 1 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly?
The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific experts, political stakeholders, media outlets, and an interested public. The forum presents insights into current scientific findings in defining a global impact of human activities and debates the far-reaching implications of the Anthropocene hypothesis for science and society alike.
The debate about the determination of an official onset of the Anthropocene not only involves knowledge about past and present environmental changes but also entails general considerations of the intricate dependencies between cultural, juridical, technological, and political questions. In fact, amending the geological time scale with a formal unit that bears the name of “humankind” exacts a morethan-technical debate on geoscientific evidence that goes significantly beyond the confines of traditional stratigraphic practices. When geohistory enters human history, a qualitative modification in the basic definition of both seems expedient.
Based on a series of short presentations by members of the AWG and further input statements by invited speakers from the humanities, the social sciences, and political fields, the forum discusses both the extraordinary changes to the Earth system as well as its conse-quences in setting new agendas for governing, researching, and disseminating crucial knowledge.
With Matt Edgeworth, Michael Ellis, Joyeeta Gupta, Rüdiger Kruse, Reinhold Leinfelder, Naomi Oreskes, Jürgen Renn, Andrew C. Revkin, Daniel D. Richter, Bernd M. Scherer, Christian Schwägerl, James P.M. Syvitski, Colin Waters, Mark Williams und Jan Zalasiewicz
- published: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 215
A Report | Anthropocene Working Group - Human Impacts and Their Consequences (2/3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:07:44
- Updated: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 115
PART 2 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a poli...
PART 2 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly?
The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific experts, political stakeholders, media outlets, and an interested public. The forum presents insights into current scientific findings in defining a global impact of human activities and debates the far-reaching implications of the Anthropocene hypothesis for science and society alike.
The debate about the determination of an official onset of the Anthropocene not only involves knowledge about past and present environmental changes but also entails general considerations of the intricate dependencies between cultural, juridical, technological, and political questions. In fact, amending the geological time scale with a formal unit that bears the name of “humankind” exacts a morethan-technical debate on geoscientific evidence that goes significantly beyond the confines of traditional stratigraphic practices. When geohistory enters human history, a qualitative modification in the basic definition of both seems expedient.
Based on a series of short presentations by members of the AWG and further input statements by invited speakers from the humanities, the social sciences, and political fields, the forum discusses both the extraordinary changes to the Earth system as well as its conse-quences in setting new agendas for governing, researching, and disseminating crucial knowledge.
With Matt Edgeworth, Michael Ellis, Joyeeta Gupta, Rüdiger Kruse, Reinhold Leinfelder, Naomi Oreskes, Jürgen Renn, Andrew C. Revkin, Daniel D. Richter, Bernd M. Scherer, Christian Schwägerl, James P.M. Syvitski, Colin Waters, Mark Williams und Jan Zalasiewicz
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PART 2 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly?
The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific experts, political stakeholders, media outlets, and an interested public. The forum presents insights into current scientific findings in defining a global impact of human activities and debates the far-reaching implications of the Anthropocene hypothesis for science and society alike.
The debate about the determination of an official onset of the Anthropocene not only involves knowledge about past and present environmental changes but also entails general considerations of the intricate dependencies between cultural, juridical, technological, and political questions. In fact, amending the geological time scale with a formal unit that bears the name of “humankind” exacts a morethan-technical debate on geoscientific evidence that goes significantly beyond the confines of traditional stratigraphic practices. When geohistory enters human history, a qualitative modification in the basic definition of both seems expedient.
Based on a series of short presentations by members of the AWG and further input statements by invited speakers from the humanities, the social sciences, and political fields, the forum discusses both the extraordinary changes to the Earth system as well as its conse-quences in setting new agendas for governing, researching, and disseminating crucial knowledge.
With Matt Edgeworth, Michael Ellis, Joyeeta Gupta, Rüdiger Kruse, Reinhold Leinfelder, Naomi Oreskes, Jürgen Renn, Andrew C. Revkin, Daniel D. Richter, Bernd M. Scherer, Christian Schwägerl, James P.M. Syvitski, Colin Waters, Mark Williams und Jan Zalasiewicz
- published: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 115
A Report | Anthropocene Working Group - Human Impacts and Their Consequences (3/3)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:37:33
- Updated: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 115
PART 3 / 3
How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a poli...
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How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly?
The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific experts, political stakeholders, media outlets, and an interested public. The forum presents insights into current scientific findings in defining a global impact of human activities and debates the far-reaching implications of the Anthropocene hypothesis for science and society alike.
The debate about the determination of an official onset of the Anthropocene not only involves knowledge about past and present environmental changes but also entails general considerations of the intricate dependencies between cultural, juridical, technological, and political questions. In fact, amending the geological time scale with a formal unit that bears the name of “humankind” exacts a morethan-technical debate on geoscientific evidence that goes significantly beyond the confines of traditional stratigraphic practices. When geohistory enters human history, a qualitative modification in the basic definition of both seems expedient.
Based on a series of short presentations by members of the AWG and further input statements by invited speakers from the humanities, the social sciences, and political fields, the forum discusses both the extraordinary changes to the Earth system as well as its conse-quences in setting new agendas for governing, researching, and disseminating crucial knowledge.
With Matt Edgeworth, Michael Ellis, Joyeeta Gupta, Rüdiger Kruse, Reinhold Leinfelder, Naomi Oreskes, Jürgen Renn, Andrew C. Revkin, Daniel D. Richter, Bernd M. Scherer, Christian Schwägerl, James P.M. Syvitski, Colin Waters, Mark Williams und Jan Zalasiewicz
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How does the recent cognition of the immense quantitative shift in the biophysical conditions of the Earth affect both scientific research and a political response to these changes? Does the Anthropocene also pose a profound qualitative shift, a paradigm shift for the ways in which science, politics, and law advance accordingly?
The Anthropocene Working Group (AWG) is an interdisciplinary body of scientists and humanists working under the umbrella of the International Commission on Stratigraphy and tasked with developing a proposal for the formal ratification of the Anthropocene as an official unit amending the Geological Time Scale. On occasion of its very first meeting, the AWG together with HKW convene a socio- and science-political forum , bringing together scientific experts, political stakeholders, media outlets, and an interested public. The forum presents insights into current scientific findings in defining a global impact of human activities and debates the far-reaching implications of the Anthropocene hypothesis for science and society alike.
The debate about the determination of an official onset of the Anthropocene not only involves knowledge about past and present environmental changes but also entails general considerations of the intricate dependencies between cultural, juridical, technological, and political questions. In fact, amending the geological time scale with a formal unit that bears the name of “humankind” exacts a morethan-technical debate on geoscientific evidence that goes significantly beyond the confines of traditional stratigraphic practices. When geohistory enters human history, a qualitative modification in the basic definition of both seems expedient.
Based on a series of short presentations by members of the AWG and further input statements by invited speakers from the humanities, the social sciences, and political fields, the forum discusses both the extraordinary changes to the Earth system as well as its conse-quences in setting new agendas for governing, researching, and disseminating crucial knowledge.
With Matt Edgeworth, Michael Ellis, Joyeeta Gupta, Rüdiger Kruse, Reinhold Leinfelder, Naomi Oreskes, Jürgen Renn, Andrew C. Revkin, Daniel D. Richter, Bernd M. Scherer, Christian Schwägerl, James P.M. Syvitski, Colin Waters, Mark Williams und Jan Zalasiewicz
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The Anthropocene: is there a geomorphological case?
Chaired by Stephen Tooth, with panellists Professor Tony Brow...
British Society for Geomorphology Debate
The Anthropocene: is there a geomorphological case?
Chaired by Stephen Tooth, with panellists Professor Tony Brown, Simon Price and Professor Andreas Lang. Are we in the Anthropocene and no longer in the Holocene? Has human activity integrated and changed natural processes? Have we created our own geological time period?
The 'Anthropocene', as used to describe the interval of recent Earth history during which humans have had an 'overwhelming' effect on the Earth system, is now being formally considered as a possible new geological Epoch. Such a new geological time interval (possibly equivalent to the Pleistocene Epoch) requires both theoretical justification as well as empirical evidence preserved within the geological record. Since the geological record is driven by geomorphological processes that produce terrestrial and near-shore stratigraphy, geomorphology has to be an integral part of this consideration. For this reason, the British Society for Geomorphology (BSG) has inaugurated a Fixed Term Working Group to consider this issue and advise on how geomorphologists can engage with debates over the Anthropocene.
Further information about this debate can be found in the journal Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/esp.3368/full, or from the British Society for Geomorphology http://www.geomorphology.org.uk/working-group/10
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British Society for Geomorphology Debate
The Anthropocene: is there a geomorphological case?
Chaired by Stephen Tooth, with panellists Professor Tony Brown, Simon Price and Professor Andreas Lang. Are we in the Anthropocene and no longer in the Holocene? Has human activity integrated and changed natural processes? Have we created our own geological time period?
The 'Anthropocene', as used to describe the interval of recent Earth history during which humans have had an 'overwhelming' effect on the Earth system, is now being formally considered as a possible new geological Epoch. Such a new geological time interval (possibly equivalent to the Pleistocene Epoch) requires both theoretical justification as well as empirical evidence preserved within the geological record. Since the geological record is driven by geomorphological processes that produce terrestrial and near-shore stratigraphy, geomorphology has to be an integral part of this consideration. For this reason, the British Society for Geomorphology (BSG) has inaugurated a Fixed Term Working Group to consider this issue and advise on how geomorphologists can engage with debates over the Anthropocene.
Further information about this debate can be found in the journal Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, at http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/esp.3368/full, or from the British Society for Geomorphology http://www.geomorphology.org.uk/working-group/10
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