Anatomy and Evolution of a Slope Channel-Complex Set (Neoproterozoic Isaac Formation, Windermere Supergroup, Southern Canadian Cordillera): Implications for Reservoir Characterization

摘要

A detailed architectural analysis was conducted in Isaac Unit 5 of the Isaac Formation in the Castle Creek area (east-central B.C., Canada). Isaac Unit 5 developed within a turbidite-dominated slope system on the Neoproterozoic passive margin of western North America where sediment gravity flows and mass movements were common.