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Memorial: Jack Joseph King (1902-1929)
H. H. Henderson
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... in both the geological and legal professions, and to his keen business mind, he had an exceptionally bright future in the oil business...
1929
Memorial: Harry H. Wilson (1902-1929)
William L. Clark
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... and general oil field worker before taking up the study of geology, and his training as a scout and in the land department, he had an exceptionally bright...
1929
Chapter 1: Introduction
Tom Wittick
North Texas Geological Society
... induced and one which is caused by a hard streak in the subsurface. The necessity to develop this technology grew out of the fact that when bright spot...
1992
Introduction
Abilene Geological Society
... to develop this technology grew out of the fact that when bright spot technology became popular companies started drilling bright spots and found...
1993
ABSTRACT: Modified open-system hydrous pyrolysis
Dakota R. Lindsey, Susan M. Rimmer, Ken Anderson
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... fluorescence changed from a bright yellow to dull red-orange and decreased in intensity until all fluorescence was lost in those shales pyrolyzed at 350°C...
2019
ABSTRACT: The cause of gas saturation in the coals and the carbonaceous mudstones of the Cherokee Formation (Desmoinesian Age) in the Cherokee and Forest City basins, Mid-Continent, USA
Steven A. Tedesco
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... low in vitrinite content (47% to 83%, average 73%), high in sulfur (2% to 6.2%), dull to bright, blocky to friable, high in ash (17.2% to 34.6...
2019
Reflection Seismic Expression of the Cross Sectional Stratigraphy and Structure of the Southern Sacramento Valley
J. B. Jacobson
Pacific Section of AAPG
... and geophysicist a much better understanding of the details of the structure and stratigraphy. It also provides valuable amplitude anomaly, “bright spot,” data...
1981
Summary of the Pre-Coconino Stratigraphy of Southwestern Utah, Northwestern Arizona, and Southeastern Nevada
Andrew H. McNair
Utah Geological Association
..., and the overlying shales (Pioche and Bright Angel) represent a series of clastic deposits formed during the Cambrian transgression that crossed...
1952
Field Summary: Schneider Field
Robert H. Frantz
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
...-grained sand showing a brown oil stain, good oil odor, and a bright yellow fluorescence. The formation was not cored beyond this point. % POROSITY...
1956
Memorial: Robert Frank Aldredge (1895-1961)
Martin F. Head Jr.
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... left a bright spot in the lives of all who met him. ROBERT FRANK ALDREDGE (1895-1961) Mexico, D. F. March 1, 1961 MARTIN F. HEAD, JR. Robert F...
1961
Memorial: Joseph Croxton Blankenship (1930-1964)
Parker S. Turner
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. In addition to his already considerable accomplishments, Joe had a bright future in the oil...
1965
Black Bay East Field, Northern Block, Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana
James Stoyanoff, Scott Purinton, Terry Keegan
New Orleans Geological Society
... Fault. In 1996 3-D seismic data was shot over State Lease 195 QQ, including the EBB Northern Block. The seismic data evidenced a bright seismic...
2010
ABSTRACT: Relations Between Coal Petrology and Gas Content in the Upper Newlands Seam, Central Queensland, Australia
R. Walker, M. Glikson
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... of the UNS coal, combined with poorly developed cleats within ineatodetriniterich benches and low continuity of cleat systems between dull and bright...
1999
Abstract: Sequence Stratigraphic Framework of Neogene Strata in Offshore Nigeria
Jory A. Pacht and David J. Hall
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... fan contains channel complexes characterized by chaotic bedding with small bright spots and less common large channels, which exhibit concave-upward...
1993
Goldengate North Field
Editors: Edward D. Dolly and James C. Mullarkey
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... ~dor, brlghtfluor, ]right yellow, bright fellow cut fluor, strong evaporation ring. Wiagenetic clay minerals are present on the surfaces of the sand...
1996
Abstract: Litho-Stratigraphy of the Miocene in the Texas and Louisiana Transitional Zone: How to Recognize Sequence Boundaries and Hydrocarbons from Seismic Data
Fred J. Hilterman, J. W C. Sherwood, R. Schellhorn, Brad Bankhead, and Bryan DeVault
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... not appear as bright spots and are difficult to detect with conventional 3-D seismic data. In some areas, even AVO has not been successful. This difficulty...
1998
Abstract: Syndepositional Submarine Cementation of Capitan Limestone (Permian), Guadalupe Mountains, West Texas and New Mexico--Nature and Origin of Cements, by J. A. Babcock, D. A. Yurewicz; #90961 (1978).
Search and Discovery.com
1978
Abstract: The Winds of Change: Anisotropic Rocks— Their Preferred Direction of Fluid Flow and Their Associated Seismic Signatures
Heloise Lynn
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... zones. Processors worth their salt made those pesky dim zones look nice and bright and sharp! In the past, attenuation has been a classic problem...
2004
Abstract: Fairways in the Downdip and “Mid-dip”Yegua Trend —A Review of 25 Years of Exploration
Thomas E. Ewing
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... sandstones discovered using “bright spot” and AVO anomalies. The Evangeline Fairway (876 bcfe) produces from Cockfield incised-valley sandstones...
2008
Abstract: Rumblings from the Laboratory: Past, Present, and Future
Carl H. Sondergeld
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... type; this proved crucial to understanding sonic logs and seismic bright spots. The ability to measure shear and polarized shear velocities...
2010
EXTENDED ABSTRACT: Seismic Imaging of Carbonate Formations and Reservoirs – An Odyssey 1971- 2011
Dr. Norman S. Neidell and James Charuk
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... their seismic imaging a bit more challenging. Bright spots in carbonates, while not unheard of, are rare to say the least. Developments in seismic imaging...
2011
ABSTRACT: Climatic Control of Stratigraphic Variation in the Petrography, Mineralogy and Palynology of Some Upper Pennsylvania Coals in the Northern Appalachian Basin
Constantine Karytsas, Alan Davis
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... in this interval. The proportions of bright lithotypesland vitrinite plus liptinite decreases from the stratigraphi~ally lower seams {Lower Kittanning (LK), Upper...
1987
Memorial: Terry Michael Sarniak (1949-2020)
Staff
AAPG Non-Technical and Memorials
... on the beach and listening to the waves. The world is less bright by his absence. The heavens rejoice in his arrival. The family wishes that in lieu...
2020
ABSTRACT: Petrographic and Geochemical Characteristics of Batalha Jet (Portugal)
A. Costa, D. Flores, I. Suarez-Ruiz, M.J. Iglesias
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... point of view it has a homogeneous appearance without structure nor vegetable origin. It is hard, compact, black and bright with a glassy structure...
2009