Paper 209 of 383
Published June 1, 2026
Sedimentary basins preserve records of structural evolution, depositional history, fluid migration, deformation, and resource accumulation. Their complexity makes them valuable environments for comparative geological investigation.
This paper evaluates basin prospectivity through structural continuity, basin architecture, anomaly clustering, recurrence frequency, constraint density, and regional geological persistence.
Reference systems include the Levant Basin, Mesopotamian Basin, Persian Gulf Basin, North Sea Basin, Permian Basin, and selected comparative sedimentary provinces.
The objective is to determine whether recurring geological constraints can help distinguish basins exhibiting stronger investigative potential from those exhibiting weaker support.
Within ABC Sequencing, basin prospectivity is treated as an emergent property of multiple interacting geological observations rather than a single controlling variable.
The framework emphasizes measurable relationships, comparative evaluation, and continued testing across diverse basin systems.
This paper extends prospectivity analysis into sedimentary basin systems and evaluates how recurring geological constraints influence basin prioritization.
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