Course Syllabus

GE5110 Sequence Stratigraphy

Spring Semester, 2002



Narrative: This course is run as a seminar-format gathering. Each participant will be required to prepare and present information on a regular basis to the course. The text gives the basic information necessary to begin research into a particular topic, but most presentations should include material from the primary literature.

Instructor: Dr. J.E. Huntoon, 626 DOW Building, 487-2412, jeh@mtu.edu.

Textbook: Myers, K.J., and Emery, D., 1996, Sequence Stratigraphy: Blackwell Science, 297 p.
 
 
Week Topic
1
Introduction (Instructor Lecture)
2
Concepts and Principles 
3
Seismic Stratigraphy
4
Outcrop and Well Data
5
Chronostratigraphic Charts
6
Biostratigraphy
7
Fluvial Systems
8
Paralic Successions
9
Paralic Successions (continued)
10
Deep-Marine Clastic Systems
11
Carbonate Successions
12
Carbonate Successions (continued)
13
Hydrocarbon Applications
14
Hydrocarbon Applications (continued)
15
Computer Modeling of Basin Fill