Evaporites:Sediments, Resources and Hydrocarbons (original) (raw)

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  1. John K. Warren
    1. Department Petroleum Geoscience, University Brunei Darussalam, Brunei

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The monograph offers a comprehensive discussion of the role of evaporites in hydrocarbon generation and trapping. For the first time, diverse knowledge on exploitable salts has been assembled and organized, along with a summary of evaporate karst hazards as well as a summary of exploitative methods and pitfalls in dealing with evaporites in conventional and solution mining. Written by a field specialist in research and exploration, the book presents a comprehensive synthesis of the low temperature realm of evaporite evolution. It is aimed for earth science professionals, sedimentologists, oil and gas explorers, mining geologists, as well as environmental geologists.

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"In this new book, Warren … extensively reviews nearly all important evaporite problems and aspects debated in recent literature, and also presents his own concepts and opinions. … The book thus contains a wealth of information on both evaporites and related earth-science aspects. … The book is also very well illustrated. … Warren … makes the text interesting and simple. The text is generally easy to read and to understand … . the book is of value for a wide group of readers … ." (Maciej Babel, Journal of Sedimentary Research, February, 2007)

"The monograph presents a summary of exploitative methods in conventional and solution mining of evaporites and offers a comprehensive synthesis of the low temperature (sedimentary) realm of evaporite evolution as well as a comprehensive discussion of the role of evaporites in hydrocarbon generation and trapping. … Included are several subjects on related different branches of science in a highly academic level. … The book is for earth science professionals, sedimentologists, oil and gas explorers, mining and petroleum geologists, as well as environmental geologists." (Fakhry A. Assaad, Environmental Geology, Vol. 52 (7), 2007)

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