AAPG Studies in Geology #53
Seismic Interpretation of
Contractional Fault-Related
Folds: An AAPG Seismic Atlas

Edited by
JOHN H. SHAW, CHRISTOPHER CONNORS, AND JOHN SUPPE


AAPG Editor: Ernest A. Mancini
Geoscience Director: James B. Blankenship
Production: ProType Inc., Tulsa, Oklahoma
Printing: The Covington Group

Seismic image on front cover is courtesy of Mabone, Ltd.



Copyright © 2005
The American Association of Petroleum Geologists
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ISBN: 0-89181-060-9


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On this CD-ROM are many of the seismic figures contained in AAPG Studies
in Geology #53. 

All of the figures from Section 1 of the book and selected figures from
the Case Studies in Section 2 have been placed into .pdf files on this
CD as a simple but effective way of facilitating use of the content of
the Atlas in teaching and research.

In order to utilize the .pdf files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader.
If you do not already have Reader, you can download it for free from
Adobe at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat

Figures are in folders on this CD named to concur with the specific
section of the Atlas they are from. 

In addition to the .pdf figure files, there is one .MOV animation file
corresponding to the Rosario Field Model from Section 2-5 of the Atlas.
This model animation is located on the CD in folder Section 2-05. To
view the animation, you will need a player such as QuickTime Player or
Real Player.



AAPG wishes to thank the following for their generous contributions to

Seismic Interpretation of Contractional Fault-Related Folds
An AAPG Seismic Atlas
Studies in Geology #53

Robert Alexander
Thomas W. Bjerstedt
Chevron Texaco, Gulf of Mexico, Deepwater Business Unit
ExxonMobil Upstream Research Company
Harvard University
Unocal E&ET, Deepwater U.S.A.

Contributions are applied toward the production costs of publication,
thus directly reducing the book's purchase price and making
the volume available to a larger readership.


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