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ABSTRACT: Effect of Geological Depths on Mechanical Properties of Anthracite Containing Methane
Bin Zhang, Beilei Sun, Chao Liu
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... that the adsorption amount of CH4 on anthracite increases to the maximum at 900 m, then decreases with increasing geological depth. This phenomenon...
2022
Forties Field, North Sea: ABSTRACT
A. N. Thomas, P. J. Walmsley, D. L. Jenkins
AAPG Bulletin
... sq m (22,000 acres). Maximum gross oil column is 510 ft, the structure being full to spill point. End_of_Article - Last_Page 808...
1973
Seismic Study of Ceres Pool
H. M. Thralls
Oklahoma City Geological Society
... "from a maximum--to a minimum--to a maximum" because of changes in depth. The minimum time should be immediately above the bar. 2) A reflecting...
1955
Abstract: Inversion of Vertical Electrical Sounding Data to Identify Hot Groundwater in Geothermal Prospect Area in Bumiaji Region, Malang, Indonesia; #90255 (2017)
Mariyanto, Has Priahadena
Search and Discovery.com
... and VES-3 point with different depth and thickness. Resistivity of hot groundwater layer is about 19.5-43.1 ohmmeter with the largest thickness...
2017
"Origin of Presq'ile Dolomite at Pine Point and Adjacent Subsurface: Evidence from Petrography, Geochemistry, and Fluid Inclusions [Abstract]"
Qing, H., Mountjoy, E.
CSPG Bulletin
... for Pine Point, and progressively deeper to the southwest. This could only happen at or near the maximum burial conditions during the Late Cretaceous...
1991
Point-Bar Deposits and Analysis of Subsurface Reservoir Dimensions, Toolachee Formation, Southern Cooper Basin, South Australia: ABSTRACT
Brian P. J. Williams
AAPG Bulletin
...-splays, backswamp deposits, and autochthonous coals. Paleohydraulic studies of point bars in the Moomba field demonstrate an average bankfull depth...
1985
Examining the Definition and Significance of the Maximum Flooding Surface Through Fuzzy Logic Modeling
William C. Parcell
GCAGS Transactions
... depth occur simultaneously across the basin (A). A distinct time of maximum sediment starvation develops at the transgressive inflection point (B...
2003
Problem of Determination of Basic Geothermal Parameters
D. I. D’yakonov
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... (disturbances are often observed at depths of 50-100 m). In using average values of г and G it is necessary to indicate the maximum depth of investigation...
1961
Jameson Field Coke County, Texas
Dana T. Whitton
Abilene Geological Society
...) to 6400 (-4343). Maximum thickness of the reef is 775 feet to 800 feet, of which slightly more than 300 feet is gas cap. The oil-water contact...
1949
ABSTRACT: New Method for Inferring Process-Based Models to Well Data in the Case of Meandering Systems, by Cojan, Isabelle; Ors, Fabien ; Rivoirard, Jacques ; #90142 (2012)
Search and Discovery.com
2012
Rock Temperatures and Depths to Normal Boiling Point of Water in the United States
H. Cecil Spicer
AAPG Bulletin
... of temperature are computed from [EQUATION] Depth (x) to 212°F. is computed for maximum values in the same example from [EQUATION] and for minimum...
1936
Gravity Survey and Analysis of San Diego Embayment, Southwest San Diego County, California: ABSTRACT
William J. Elliott
AAPG Bulletin
... Point Loma and flattened under La Jolla. The Rosario Formation reaches a maximum thickness of ±4,000 feet at La Jolla and Point Loma. Undifferentiated...
1966
A Modeling Study for Imaging in Structurally Complex Media: Case History
Hesham Moubarak
Search and Discovery.com
... The imaging potential of prestack depth Kirchhoff migration using maximum energy or maximum energy event criteria can be predicted. Inadequate aperture...
Unknown
A Modeling Study for Imaging in Structurally Complex Media: Case History
Hesham Moubarak
Search and Discovery.com
... The imaging potential of prestack depth Kirchhoff migration using maximum energy or maximum energy event criteria can be predicted. Inadequate aperture...
Unknown
An Approach to Assessment of Potential Petroleum Source Rocks, Canadian Arctic Islands: Abstract
T. G. Powell
CSPG Special Publications
.... In the Sverdrup Basin the onset of the marginally mature zone occurs at approximately 1 500 m (5 000 ft) maximum burial depth, whereas the mature to overmature...
1980
Abstract: Mapping Hydrocarbon Trends with a New Approach To Temperature Modelling - Bottom Hole Temperature Datasets in the Utica; #90228 (2015)
Duncan Bate, Ian Deighton, Erika Tiboch
Search and Discovery.com
... methodologies. In the MaxG cube, we first define a depth varying interval geothermal gradient (IGG) function that models the maximum envelope...
2015
Abstract: Porosity, Permeability, and Capillary Pressure Trends in the St. Peter and Mt. Simon Sandstones, Illinois Basin, by A. P. Byrnes and M. D. Wilson; #91013 (1992).
Search and Discovery.com
1992
A New Approach to Sediment Diagenesis, by J. N. Van Elsberg: DISCUSSION
Kinji Magara
CSPG Bulletin
... is close to the maximum burial depth, the concept described by Van Elsberg (1978) does not seem to work. A very important point is that the effect...
1980
Abstract: Door Point: A Buried Volcano in Southeast Louisiana
Jules Braunstein , Claude E. McMichael
GCAGS Transactions
...Abstract: Door Point: A Buried Volcano in Southeast Louisiana Jules Braunstein , Claude E. McMichael 1976 Vol. 26 (1976), SHORT NOTE An exploratory...
1976
ABSTRACT: The Ladyfern Gas Field-Canada is Still Hiding Mammoths; #90013 (2003)
Thomas D. Boreen, Kelvin Colquhoun
Search and Discovery.com
... and Kelvin Colquhoun, Apache Canada Ltd, Calgary, AB, Canada The Ladyfern Gas FieldCCanada is Still Hiding Mammoths A Slave Point gas field discovery...
2003
Paleogeography, Burial History, Porosity Development and 35 Years of Production History From the Middle Devonian Slave Point Formation at Slave Field, Near the Peach River Arch, Alberta
Search and Discovery.com
N/A
Abstract: The Good, The Potential And The Ugly: Three Different Point Bar Lithofacies in Modern Meandering Tidal-Influenced Rivers: Ideas Applied To SAGD McMurray Oil Sands; #90187 (2014)
Derald G. Smith, Stephen M. Hubbard, Dustin Bauer, Peter Putnam, Dale A. Leckie, Tess Sabastian, and Milovan Fustic
Search and Discovery.com
...Abstract: The Good, The Potential And The Ugly: Three Different Point Bar Lithofacies in Modern Meandering Tidal-Influenced Rivers: Ideas Applied...
2014
Reef Formations in the Kura Depression Based on Seismic Surveys
A. N. Gadzhiyev, L. D. Kul’gavin
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... deposits, which rest with sharp stratigraphic discordance on Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments. Common depth point seismic surveys were made here in 1973-74...
1977
In-Situ Rock/Water Geochemistry of Holocene Radial and Tangential Ooid Sediment, Baffin Bay, Texas: ABSTRACT
Douglas G. Neese, John D. Pigott
AAPG Bulletin
... and decreases with depth. Both ambient and pore waters are supersaturated with respect to a 10.3-mole % Mg-calcite. Maximum ^SgrCO2 in the ooid sediment...
1985
Problem of the Geologic Interpretation of the Talyshsko-Vandam Gravity Maximum
I. O. Tsimel’zon
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... point. The depth of occurrence of the isotemperature surface corresponding to the Curie point of magnetite occurs at different depths in different...
1959