Edited by Marcio Rocha Mello, Pinar O. Yilmaz, and Barry J. Katz

Comprised of 20 chapters, Memoir 124 is the most complete publication about one of the largest deep-water oil provinces ever discovered in the world: The giant pre-salt Santos Basin, Brazil.

This volume contains: detailed descriptions of the elements of the petroleum systems present in the Santos Basin, Brazil, including oil, source rock, reservoir, and traps; detailed descriptions of the process of the petroleum systems, including generation, migration, accumulation, and preservation; and discussion on the use of the petroleum system concept in the Santos Basin to provide an effective means to differentiate, characterize, and de-risk each of the petroleum systems present in the basin.

Several papers describe novel technologies with examples of state-of-the-art geochemical, geophysical, and remoste sensing methodologies. Overviews of the Tupi, Mero, and Buzios oil fields, considered the largest oil fields of the South Atlantic realm, are also included. This Memoir will be of great interest to AAPG readers, and will make a significant contribution to the petroleum geoscientists, the industry, and academia.