This package brings together all of CASP’s Black Sea Project research relating to the geology and hydrocarbon prospectivity of West Georgia and the easternmost Black Sea. Some reports are in the form of comparative studies and also include data from farther west, from the Russian Western Greater Caucasus. Elements of this research have been published in the International literature and, as a consequence, the cost of the package is heavily discounted. CASP research in the region continues as part of the Black Sea 2019-2021 project phase.

Reports included in the package:

• Field Guide to West Georgia, 12-17 May 2001
• Eastern Black Sea Sandstone Petrography: Sediment Provenance and Reservoir Quality Prediction
• Source Rock Characterisation of Eastern Black Sea Field Samples
• Eastern Black Sea Heavy Mineral Analysis: Sediment Dispersal System Identification
• The Field Geology of West Georgia: Implications for Offshore Prospectivity
• Petrography of Sub-Surface Samples from the Rioni Basin and Adjara-Trialet Belt, SW Georgia
• Constraining the initial uplift of the Western Caucasus; implications for Eastern Black Sea reservoir models
• Tectonic development of the Adjara-Trialet Belt, Southwesten Georgia
• Detrital zircon geochronological discrimination of Cenozoic sediment provenance in the Eastern Black Sea region
• Variations in the Age of Sediments Unroofed during Western Greater Caucasus Exhumation as a Control on the Composition of Sandstones Supplied to the Eastern Black Sea

Contact: Stephen Vincent