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Modelling Turbidite Reservoirs Using Object Models

Turbidites are deposits from tubidity currents, which are down slope movements of dense, sediment-laden water. The local geometry and orientation of the turbidites are therefore strongly controlled by local topographic variations. The local characteristics of the turbidite bodies make the facies modeling difficult. We use an object model for the facies model as described in Lia et al. (1996), but with new and very complex object geometry. The new objects are called backbone objects, and they are able to orient locally according to a vector field.