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The University of Texas at Austin Institute for Geophysics (UTIG) is offering an original
and unique atlas on the geology of Cuba. Including well and seismic information, the atlas, prepared by UTIG,
is an organized, comprehensive report (47 pages) with sections on gravity, magnetics and petroleum
geology and hydrocarbon potential. This large-formatted (20" x 30" sheets), full-color atlas
contains fully annotated maps outlining the geology and geophysics of Cuba, including maps
describing the hydrocarbon potential of the island. A digital version of the atlas on CD is
provided with purchase. The University of Texas at Austin Institute for Geophysics is offering
the atlas for $15,000 US. For more information, contact Patty Ganey-Curry, telephone: (512) 471-0408.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Topography
- Geology
- Geological Divisions - sample page
- Geological Belts
- Carbonate Platform - Cayo Coco Belt
- Carbonate Platform - Remedios Belt
- Northern Pelagic Basin - Camajuani Belt
- Northern Pelagic Basin - Placetas Belt
- Northern Platform and Basin - Cross Sections
- Western Pelagic Basin - Los Organos Belt
- Western Pelagic Basin - Cangre Belt
- Western Pelagic Basin - Southern Sierra Rosario Belt
- Western Pelagic Basin - Northern Sierra Rosario Belt
- Western Pelagic Basin - Quinones Belt
- Western Pelagic Basin - Felicidades Belt
- Western Basin - Guaniguanico Cross Sections
- Volcanic Arc - Zaza Terrane
- Metamorphic Massifs - Trinidad Terrane
- Geological Summary
- Tectonic Summary
- Geophysics
- Crustal Structure
- Gravity Anomalies
- Magnetic Anomalies
- Temperature Gradients and Heat Flow
- Geophysical Cross Sections
- Hydrocarbons
- Summary
- Distribution
- Lithology
- Generation
- Exploration
- Stratigraphic Correlation
- Cuban Gulf Oil Company Correlation
- Charles Hatten Correlation
- A. Pszczolkowski Correlation
- Geological Map of Cuba Correlation
- Bibliography
- Alphabetical Bibliography
- Subject Bibliography