Caspian Palaeogeographic Atlas
This palaeogeographic atlas covers a wide area from Eastern Georgia in the west, to the Aral Sea in the east, and from Volgograd in the north, to Northern Iran in the south.
Middle Jurassic II
Bajocian-Bathonian boundary
(North & South sheets combined)
Utilising information from published, unpublished, academic and industrial sources in both the English and Russian languages, along with the results of new research and fieldwork undertaken by Blackbourn Geoconsulting, this atlas enables the overall geology of the Caspian region to be understood far more clearly than before.
The maps have been compiled as large-format 1:1,000,000 sheets in order to ensure that the large amount of information on the following can be displayed clearly:
- Tectonic environments
- Depositional environments
- Known and prospective reservoirs
- Source and seal horizons
- Locations of oil and gas fields formed during each of the time slices
The atlas is supplied in two A2 folders (northern and southern regions). It is also supplied on CD-Rom (pdf and ArcGIS shapefiles) to enable companies to print copies for internal distribution at their own preferred scale and format.
A detailed explanatory text volume, including further maps, sections, palinspastic cartoons, and a comprehensive reference list accompanies the atlas.
For further details, please contact Dr Graham Blackbourn.
