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North Africa Research Group

NARG

North Africa Research Group Publications

This page contains references of papers and PhD studies published by NARG.

S. Bodin, E. Mattioli, S. Frohlich, J.D. Marshall, L. Boutib, S. Lahsini, R.Redfern (2010). "Toarcian carbon isotope shifts and nutrient changes from the Northern margin of Gondwana (High Atlas, Morocco, Jurassic): Palaeoenvironmental implications." Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 297, 377-390.

Bodin, S., Wood, J., Petitpierre, L., Redfern, J. (2010). " Timing of Early to Mid-Cretaceous tectonic phases along North Africa: New insights from the Jeffara escarpment (Libya-Tunisia)." Journal of African Earth Sciences 58, 3. pp489-506.

Thomas, M. F. H., Bodin, S., Redfern, J., Irving, D. H. B. (2010). "A constrained African craton source for the Cenozoic Numidian Flysch: Implications for the palaeogeography of the western Mediterranean basin." Earth Science Reviews 101, 1. pp1-23.

Fröhlich, S., Petitpierre, L., Redfern, J., Grech, P., Bodin, S., Lang, S. (2010). "Sedimentological and sequence stratigraphic analysis of Carboniferous deposits in western Libya: recording the sedimentary response of the northern Gondwana margin to climate and sealevel changes." Journal of African Earth Sciences 57 (4), pp279-296

Fabuel-Perez, I., Hodgetts, D. and Redfern, J. (2010). " Integration of digital outcrop models (DOMs) and high resolution sedimentology; workflow and implications for geological modelling; Oukaimeden Sandstone Formation, High Atlas (Morocco)." Petroleum Geoscience, 16, 133-154.133-154.

Fabuel-Perez, I. and Redfern, J. ( 2009). " A new approach for outcrop characterization and geostatistical analysis of a low-sinuosity fluvial-dominated succession using digital outcrop models; Upper Triassic Oukaimeden Sandstone Formation, central High Atlas, Morocco." Aapg Bulletin, 93(6): 795-827.

Baudon, C., Fabuel-Perez, I. and Redfern, J. ( 2009). "Structural style and evolution of a Late Triassic rift basin in the central High Atlas, Morocco; controls on sediment deposition." Geological Journal, 44(6): 677-691.

Fabuel-Perez, I., Hodgetts, D., Redfern, J. (2009). "Sedimentology of an intra-montane rift-controlled fluvial dominated succession: The Upper Triassic Oukaimeden Sandstone Formation, Central High Atlas, Morocco." Sedimentary Geology, 218(1-4): 103-140

Lubeseder, S., Redfern, J. and Boutib, L., (2009). " Mixed siliciclastic-carbonate shelf sedimentation--Lower Devonian sequences of the SW Anti-Atlas, Morocco." Sedimentary Geology, 215(1-4): 13-32.

Van Lanen, X.M.T., Hodgetts, D., Redfern, J., Fabuel-Perez, I. (2009). " Applications of digital outcrop models; two fluvial case studies from the Triassic Wolfville Fm., Canada and Oukaimeden Sandstone Fm., Morocco." Geological Journal, 44(6): 742-760.

Lubeseder, S. (2008). " Palaeozoic low-oxygen, high-latitude carbonates: Silurian and Lower Devonian nautiloid and scyphocrinoid limestones of the Anti-Atlas (Morocco)." Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 264(1-2): 195-209

Hansen, D.M., Redfern, J., Federici, F., di Biase, D. and Bertozzi, G. (2008). " Miocene igneous activity in the Northern Subbasin, offshore Senegal, NW Africa." Marine and Petroleum Geology, 25(1): 1-15

Underdown, R. and Redfern, J. ( 2008). "Petroleum generation and migration in the Ghadames Basin, north Africa: A two-dimensional basin-modeling study." American association of petroleum geololgists Bulletin, 92(1): 53-76

Underdown, R., Redfern, J. and Lisker, F. (2007). " Constraining the burial history of the Ghadames Basin, North Africa: An integrated analysis using sonic velocities, vitrinite reflectance data and apatite fission track ages." Basin Research, 19(4): 557-578.

Underdown, R. and Redfern, J. ( 2007). " The importance of constraining regional exhumation in basin modelling: a hydrocarbon maturation history of the Ghadames Basin, North Africa." Petroleum Geoscience, 13(3): 253-270

Redfern, J., Hodgetts, D. and Fabuel-Perez, I. ( 2007). " Digital analysis brings renaissance for petroleum geology outcrop studies in North Africa." First break, 25(2): 81-87

Fello, N., Luning, S., Storch, P. and Redfern, J. (2006). " Identification of early Llandovery (Silurian) anoxic palaeo-depressions at the western margin of the Murzuq Basin (southwest Libya), based on gamma-ray spectrometry in surface exposures." GeoArabia, 11(3): 101-118.

Burwood, R., Redfern, J., Cope, M., (2003). " Geochemical evaluation of East Sirte Basin (Libya) petroleum systems and oil provenance. In:Petroleum Geology of Africa: New Themes and Developing Technologies." Geological Society Special Publication 207. Geological Society of London, 203-204.

Badalini, G., Redfern, J. and Carr, I.D. (2002). " A synthesis of current understanding of the structural evolution of North Africa." Journal of Petroleum Geology, 25(3): 249-258.

I. D. Carr. (2002). " Second-order sequence stratigraphy of the Palaeozoic of north Africa". Journal of Petroleum Geology. Volume 25 Issue 3, Pages 259 - 280.

Completed PhD projects:

Characterising controls, Distribution , Age and Origin of Igneous Units within the Nubian Formation, Sirt Basin, Libya: An Integrated Geophysical Study (restricted access)

Dr Mustafa Karer 2009

The University of Manchester

3D reservoir modelling of Upper Triassic continental fluvial dominated systems. Integration of Digital Outcrop Models with high‐resolution sedimentology: Central High Atlas, Morocco

Dr Ivan Fabuel-perez 2009

The University of Manchester

An integrated Basin Modelling Study of The Ghadames basin, North
Africa

Dr Ruth Underdown 2006

The University of Manchester

Sedimentology and sediment distribution of Upper Triassic fluvioaeolian
reservoirs on a regional scale (Central Algeria, SW Morocco, NE Canada): an integrated approach unravelling the influence of climate versus tectonics on reservoir architecture

Dr Nadine Mader 2006

The University of Manchester

Silurian and Devonian Sequence Stratigraphy of North Africa: Regional
Correlation and Sedimentology (Morocco, Algeria, Libya)

Dr Stefan Lubeser 2005

The University of Manchester

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