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Abstract: A Legend in the Making: Nansen Field, East Breaks, Deepwater Gulf of Mexico
Ramazan Yilmaz
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
..., approximately 160 miles southwest of Houston. The field was initially characterized as a “bright spot”with a Class 3 AVO anomaly-supported gas field...
2007
Abstract: Shear wave velocities of sulphide minerals as determined from high pressure laboratory measurements
Craig W. Harvey, Matthew H. Salisbury
Atlantic Geology
... sulphide deposits would be expected to appear as 'bright spots' on seismic records. Both qualitative and quantitative analyses of sulphide phase modal...
1996
"Coal Composition and Facies Variation in Gates Formation (Falher Equivalent) Seams, Rocky Mountain Foothills, Northeastern British Columbia [Abstract]"
Lamberson, M.N., Bustin, R.M.
CSPG Bulletin
... were analysed for maceral composition. Compositional boundaries between lithotypes are gradational. From bright to dull coals, there is a progressive...
1991
Memorial: Joy J. Anneler (1929-2010)
Claire M. Brenahan
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... proudly displayed trophies from various races. Up until a few weeks before his illness, Joy swam several times a week. Joy was a bright light...
2010
Abstract: Contribution of Shear Waves to Stratigraphic Interpretation, by G. Omnes; #90963 (1978).
Search and Discovery.com
1978
Abstract: Results from First Direct Observation and Sampling of a Gulf of Mexico Basin Floor Salt Dome, Green Knoll
Harry H. Roberts , Paul Aharon , James Mueller
GCAGS Transactions
... drainage patterns similar to braided streams. These transport pathways were floored by bright red/orange sediments, presumably oxidized iron-rich clays...
1991
ABSTRACT: CO2 emissions from Illinois Basin coals and influence of their petrographic composition
Agnieszka Drobniak, Maria Mastalerz
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
.... In general, very little difference in CO2 emissions has been documented for vitrain, bright clarain, clarain, dull clarain, and durain for either coal...
2010
Abstract: Evolution of the Cumberland Basin, Nova Scotia: new insights on deposition and salt tectonics from seismic reflection profiles
John W. F. Waldron, Michael C. Rygel
Atlantic Geology
... (Middleborough, Shepody, and Claremont formations) rest directly on a bright reflector representing the basal Windsor Group, in a structure...
2004
ABSTRACT: Delineation of a Gas Sand Anomaly in Southeast Texas by Electrotelluric Method, by Arnon Sugar; #91038 (2010)
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2010
Abstract: Managing Exploration Risk: Learning from the Past, Applied to the Future
John Pritchett
GCAGS Transactions
... and/or quality to enable the use of direct hydrocarbon indicator techniques; (2) prevailing geologic models for "non-bright" plays that infer...
2000
ABSTRACT: What Happened to Exploration and Drilling Dollars, and Do I Have Anything to Say About the Direction of My Industry?, by David Wilson; #91040 (2010)
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2010
Abstract: Seafloor Reflectivity: An Important Seismic Property for Interpreting Fluid/Gas Expulsion Geology and the Presence of Shallow Gas Hydrate
Harry H. Roberts, Bob A. Hardage, William W. Shedd, Jesse Hunt Jr.
GCAGS Transactions
... that the presence and character of seafloor bright spots (SBS) can be indicators of gas hydrates in surface and near-surface sediments. It has become...
2006
ABSTRACT: Depositional Environments and Hydrocarbon Potential of Copper Ridge Dolomite in Union County, Tennessee, by Michael W. Conklin; #91031 (2010)
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2010
Distribution of Subsurface Hydrocarbon Seepage in Near-Surface Marine Sediments
Michael A. Abrams
AAPG Special Volumes
..., pockmarks, or bright spots are visible on seismic profiles and where chemosynthetic communities are present in conjunction with large concentrations...
1996
Relationship of Near-Surface Magnetic Anomalies to Oil- and Gas-Producing Areas
Robert S. Foote
AAPG Special Volumes
.... For the areas studied, 78-90% of oil and gas exploration drilling within the magnetic bright spot (MBS) anomalies is productive. Outside...
1996
Hydrocarbon Flux Variations in Natural and Anthropogenic Seeps
Victor T. Jones III and Stephen G. Burtell
AAPG Special Volumes
...). Migration of oil and gas from the subsurface follows a complex pathway that is rarely imaged, as illustrated by the "bright spots" in Figure 1. Migration...
1996
ABSTRACT: Interpretive Lessons from Three-Dimensional Finite-Difference Seismic Models, by Irshad R. Mufti; #91035 (2010)
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2010
ABSTRACT: DHIs Validation for Amauligak Oil Field, Canadian Beaufort Sea, by Michael E. Enacheschu and J. H. Leon Demers; #91022 (1989)
Search and Discovery.com
1989
Abstract: Electron microprobe study of lapis lazuli to determine provenance
Sofya Pesternikova, Alexandra Arnott
Atlantic Geology
... The illegal mining of lapis lazuli, a bright blue semiprecious mineral aggregate, in Afghanistan is fuelling conflict in the region, with half...
2018
ABSTRACT: Cement Stratigraphy of the Wahoo Formation, Sadlerochit Mountains, Alaska, by Randall C. Carlson; #91003 (1990).
Search and Discovery.com
1990
Image Analysis of Cathodoluminescent-Zoned Calcite Cements: RESEARCH METHOD PAPER
S. L. Dorobek , J. F. Read, J. M. Niemann , T. C. Pong, R. M. Haralick
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... precipitated (Oglesby 1976). Cathodoluminescence in carbonates commonly is described as nonluminescence, bright luminescence, or dull luminescence (Fig. 1...
1987
Abstract: Hydrocarbon Potential in Pakistan--A Geological Perspective, by A. Kemal; #91004 (1991)
Search and Discovery.com
1991
The Obscure and Subtle Trap: ABSTRACT
A. I. Levorsen
AAPG Bulletin
..., there is no reason why discoveries in the United States should not continue to meet the demand. And the Rocky Mountain region has as bright a future for petroleum...
1965
Abstract: The Relationship Between Coal Rank and Clear Density--A Preliminary Report, by B. E. Law; #91010 (1991)
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1991
Chaveroo Revisited: ABSTRACT
William H. Dunlap
AAPG Bulletin
... toward the west. The future looks bright for further San Andres development in this area of New Mexico. End_of_Article - Last_Page 167...
1967