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DOI:10.1306/05212424005
Lithofacies and porosity heterogeneity of Ordovician to Pennsylvanian successions of the Midland Basin: Implications for wastewater disposal reservoir potential
Amanda Z. Calle, Katie M. Smye, Elizabeth A. Horne, Raymond L. Eastwood, and Peter H. Hennings
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properties. In this study, we integrate regional subsurface mapping (>8,000 wells) and petrophysical analyses (~400 wells) with published geologic interpretations to characterize the stratigraphic architecture of injection reservoirs and seals, and the distribution of lithofacies and matrix porosity; these results provide an opportunity to assess reservoir quality and pore volume for wastewater injection. In the Midland Basin, we identify three deep injection intervals bracketed by regionally extensive unconformities. The highly dolomitized, karsted, and laterally discontinuous Ellenburger Group rocks are characterized by
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