How can a 15 m thick, 14 km long and 5 km wide marine barrier island reservoir sandstone be developed? - A case study from the Holocene to Recent Rømø barrier island, Danish Wadden Sea

P.N Johannessen; L.H Nielsen; L Nielsen; I Møller; M Pejrup; M. Fruergaard; T.J. Andersen

How can a 15 m thick, 14 km long and 5 km wide marine barrier island reservoir sandstone be developed? - A case study from the Holocene to Recent Rømø barrier island, Danish Wadden Sea

P.N Johannessen
, L.H Nielsen
, L Nielsen
, I Møller
, M Pejrup
, M. Fruergaard
, T.J. Andersen

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/rapport/konferenceproceedings › Abstract i proceedings

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Sedimentology of paralic reservoirs: Recent advances and their applications
Forlag	Geological Society of London
Sider	62
Status	Udgivet - 2015
Begivenhed	Sedimentology of paralic reservoirs: Recent advances and their applications - London, United Kingdom Varighed: 18 maj 2015 → 19 maj 2015

Konference

Konference	Sedimentology of paralic reservoirs: Recent advances and their applications
By	London, United Kingdom
Periode	18/05/15 → 19/05/15

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Citationsformater

Johannessen, P. N., Nielsen, L. H., Nielsen, L., Møller, I., Pejrup, M., Fruergaard, M., & Andersen, T. J. (2015). How can a 15 m thick, 14 km long and 5 km wide marine barrier island reservoir sandstone be developed? - A case study from the Holocene to Recent Rømø barrier island, Danish Wadden Sea. I Sedimentology of paralic reservoirs: Recent advances and their applications (s. 62). Geological Society of London.

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How can a 15 m thick, 14 km long and 5 km wide marine barrier island reservoir sandstone be developed? - A case study from the Holocene to Recent Rømø barrier island, Danish Wadden Sea. / Johannessen, P.N; Nielsen, L.H; Nielsen, L et al.
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Publikation: Bidrag til bog/rapport/konferenceproceedings › Abstract i proceedings

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