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Roncador is a giant oil field located in Campos Basin in water depths ranging from 1500 to 2000 meters. The field was discovered in 1996 and stands out as the third largest post salt production field of the basin. The reservoirs are siliciclastic turbidites deposited during the Upper Cretaceous. This work describes some of the turbidite sandstone deposits situated above the lower Oligocene maximum flooding event known as “Blue Marker” in the Roncador field. A 3D PSDM seismic volume and 15 wells were used to describe the external geometry, seismic characteristics and deposition of these turbidites bodies, and a depositional model is proposed on the basis of the integration well-seismic data.

A Depositional Model for the Oligocene Turbidites in the Roncador Field: First steps