Sedimentologic Process Modelling-沉积地质模型.pptVIP

Conclusions – Future Emphasis has been switched to whether: One process should be coupled or uncoupled with respect to another A particular process is deterministic or stochastic Analytical solutions have yet been formulated for a particular process Processes can be scaled across time and space Developing adequate databases on key parameters from field or laboratory measurement Levels of simplification (1D, 2D, 3D) Thus initially while over simple forward conceptual empirical models were more widely used, lately computational process driven forward models have gained greater acceptance, collective models may be the new wave Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Venezuelan - Example Sedimentary Simulations Sequence Stratigraphy Factors controlling sequence stratigraphic geometries Efficient interpretations of data Enhances biostratigraphy infers ages Quantifies models Identifies models ancient sedimentary systems Sharing data with others Potential use of sedimentary simulations Stratal architecture - hydrocarbon exploration Water storage geochemistry of hydrologic cycle Natural hazards assessment of risk Landscapes management Sedimentary basins as incubators of the deep biosphere Control carbon other elemental cycles from sedimentary basins eroded landscapes Tracking global regional climate change Sedimentary Simulations Conclusions Earlier sedimentary simulation modelled large scale processes Will focus on smaller scale processes, to predict distribution of heterogeneous sedimentary faci