1) Identify the facies assemblages on the measured sections that will be provided in lab and color the units different colors. Remember to consider Walther’s Law: Neighboring environments should appear next to each other vertically unless an unconformity is present.

2) Identify and correlate the unconformities between sections. Some do not appear in all sections.Think about why and how to deal with the correlations.

3) Correlate the facies and facies changes between sections considering the temporal significanceof the unconformities. Color the areas between sections with the facies you predict.

4) On the far right of the stratigraphic columns, construct an approximate sea level curve for thearea based on the location of unconformities and shifts in facies distributions.