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	Predictative models for architecture (and variability) in fluvial sequences, to support analysis and modelling of reservoir communication
	Analysis of controlling factors for the development of fluvial sequences, including the effects of climatic fluctuations and variability.
	Sedimentary architectures and grain-size distributions in shore-face deposits, and their role for porosity/permeability preservation in quartz cemented reservoirs.
	Basin scale tectonic influence on development of sedimentary systems and stratigraphy. Emphasis on the effects of variable subsidence at both basin and local scales.
	Sedimentary controls on porosity and permeability distributions in carbonates
	Regional synthesis of the Brent system (has been done several times before, but should be revisited).
	Biofacies as indicators of depositional environmental – use dataset from wells with low exploration follow-up potential
	Trace fossil and ichnofacies studies - produce an Atlas
	Gravity flow transport processes - modeling research: plume tank experiments and/or simulation modeling
	Slope to deep-water sedimentary architectures – document ideas and interpretations on controls on contrasting systems. Continuous effort and follow-up or extension of the digital database project
	Seismic modelling studies of various sedimentary architectures/systems from field analogues coupled with rock properties from subsurface datasets
	Chlorite cementation and the need to prognose reservoir quality in chlorite cementated reservoir.
	Mechanisms for porosity preservation vs. depth in the Fangst Group in Haltenbank Area
	Compressibility of reservoir sandstones during production
	Relationship between sonic (and seismic) velocities (P and S wave) and sandstone diagenesis

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