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Hydrocarbon Potential of Pre-cenozoic Strata in the North Yellow Sea Basin
作者姓名:蔡峰  戴春山  陈建文  李刚  孙萍
作者单位:[1]QingdaoInstituteofMarineGeology,CGS,Qingdao266071,Shandong,China [2]ChinaUniversityofGeosciences,Wuhan430074,Hubei,China//QingdaoInstituteofMarineGeology,CGS,Qingdao266071,Shandong,China
摘    要:The North Yellow Sea Basin ( NYSB ), which was developed on the basement of North China (Huabei) continental block, is a typical continental Mesozoic Cenozoic sedimentary basin in the sea area. Its Mesozoic basin is a residual basin, below which there is probably a larger Paleozoic sedimentary basin. The North Yellow Sea Basin comprises four sags and three uplifts. Of them, the eastern sag is a Mesozoic Cenozoic sedimentary sag in NYSB and has the biggest sediment thickness; the current Korean drilling wells are concentrated in the eastern sag. This sag is comparatively rich in oil and gas resources and thus has a relatively good petroleum prospect in the sea. The central sag has also accommodated thick Mesozoic-Cenozoic sediments. The latest research results show that there are three series of hydrocarbon source rocks in the North Yellow Sea Basin, namely, black shales of the Paleogene, Jurassic and Cretaceous. The principal hydrocarbon source rocks in NYSB are the Mesozoic black shale. According to the drilling data of Korea, the black shales of the Paleogene, Jurassic and Cretaceous have all come up to the standards of good and mature source rocks. The NYSB owns an intact system of oil generation, reservoir and capping rocks that can help hydrocarbon to form in the basin and thus it has the great potential of oil and gas. The vertical distribution of the hydrocarbon resources is mainly considered to be in the Cretaceous and then in the Jurassic.

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Hydrocarbon Potential of Pre-cenozoic Strata in the North Yellow Sea Basin
CAI Feng,DAI Chunshan,Chen Jianwen,LI Gang,SUN Ping.Hydrocarbon Potential of Pre-cenozoic Strata in the North Yellow Sea Basin[J].Marina Science Bulletin,2005,7(1):21-36.
Authors:CAI Feng  DAI Chunshan  Chen Jianwen  LI Gang  SUN Ping
Institution:1. China University ofGeosciences, Wuhan 430074, Hubei, China;Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, CGS, Qingdao 266071, Shandong, China
2. Qingdao Institute of Marine Geology, CGS, Qingdao 266071, Shandong, China
Abstract:The North Yellow Sea Basin ( NYSB ), which was developed on the basement of North China (Huabei) continental block, is a typical continental Mesozoic-Cenozoic sedimentary basin in the sea area. Its Mesozoic basin is a residual basin, below which there is probably a larger Paleozoic sedimentary basin. The North Yellow Sea Basin comprises four sags and three uplifts. Of them, the eastern sag is a Mesozoic-Cenozoic sedimentary sag in NYSB and has the biggest sediment thickness; the current Korean drilling wells are concentrated in the eastern sag. This sag is comparatively rich in oil and gas resources and thus has a relatively good petroleum prospect in the sea. The central sag has also accommodated thick Mesozoic-Cenozoic sediments. The latest research results show that there are three series of hydrocarbon source rocks in the North Yellow Sea Basin, namely, black shales of the Paleogene, Jurassic and Cretaceous. The principal hydrocarbon source rocks in NYSB are the Mesozoic black shale. According to the drilling data of Korea, the black shales of the Paleogene, Jurassic and Cretaceous have all come up to the standards of good and mature source rocks. The NYSB owns an intact system of oil generation, reservoir and capping rocks that can help hydrocarbon to form in the basin and thus it has the great potential of oil and gas. The vertical distribution of the hydrocarbon resources is mainly considered to be in the Cretaceous and then in the Jurassic.
Keywords:seismic sequence  stratigraphic comparison  Pre-Cenozoic basin  North China ( Huabei ) continental block  the North Yellow Sea Basin ( NYSB )
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