EXTENDED ABSTRACT: Petroleum implications of sill intrusions: Emplacement of magma in sedimentary basins; #90022 (2002)

Sverre Planke, Anders Malthe-Sørenssen, Henrik Svensen, Torfinn Rasmussen, Bjørn Jamtveit, Reidun Myklebust

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... pressurized planar cracks. The emplacement process is controlled by the local stress field and complex interactions of buoyancy forces, host rock...

Oil and Gas Traps Related to Salt Tectonics in the Dniepr-Donets Basin, Ukraine: Observations and Quantitative Modeling

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Thermomechanical origin of regional fracture systems

Joseph M. English

AAPG Bulletin

... systems is of great practical importance because they can control the flow of underground fluids, such as water, oil and gas, ore-forming fluids...

Overpressuring mechanisms in the Yinggehai Basin, South China Sea

Xiaorong Luo, Weiliang Dong, Jihai Yang, Wan Yang

AAPG Bulletin

..., and J. M. Yang, 2000, Thermal regime, interreservoir compositional heterogeneities, and reservoir-filling history of the Dongfang gas field, Yinggehai...

Abstract: Abstract: Evaluation of CO2 Storage Capacity, Leakage Mechanisms and Injector Well Placement in a Giant Oilfield at Late Stage of Production, by John R. Bunney and Stephen J. Cawley; #90066 (2007)

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... distributions in both fields. Phase envelopes, routinely used by reservoir engineers in production-related context, were employed here to reconstruct migration...

The whole petroleum system with ordered coexistence of conventional and unconventional hydrocarbons: Case from the Junggar Basin, China

Yong Tang, Jian Cao, Wenjun He, Yin Liu, Zhijun Qin, and Liliang Huang

AAPG Bulletin

... the concept of the oil system, where he analyzed three stratigraphic reservoir units using geological and geochemical data and suggested...

Origin and Accumulation of Natural Gas

John D. Haun , George B. Lucas

AAPG Special Volumes

.... Migration of gases from source beds to reservoir rocks is a result of both solution in ground waters, with subsequent release as pressure decreases...

Past, Present and Future Advancements in Methods for Detecting Hydrocarbon Seepage after 75 Years, #41412 (2014).

John V. Fontana, David Seneshen

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... Everywhere Isotopes (13C, D) of Larger Seeps To Distinguish Background from Anomaly:  Fingerprinting Reservoir Gases and Fluids  Adequate Sample Density...

Parnell Grits - Large Subaqueous Volcaniclastic Gravity Flows with Multiple Particle-Support Mechanisms

Peter F. Ballance, Murray R. Gregory

Special Publications of SEPM

... in a discussion of coarse grained high concentration fluids and their deposits and subse quently Fisher 1983 and 1984 noted that the combination of inverse...

Optimizing Permanent CO2 Sequestration in Brine Aquifers: Example from the Upper Frio, Gulf of Mexico

Mark H. Holtz

AAPG Special Volumes

... microtrap. Buoyancy forces of a nonwetting phase can cause it to dead-end into a microtrap. As a wetting phase encroaches around the trapped nonwetting...

Case History: Lesson Learnt from Shallow Gas Well Cementing Design of Tunu Field

Mafa’ati Hidayah, Teguh Perdana Putra, Victoria Rasmi Wedhaswari, Sudarmaji, Irma Widyarsa, Michael Awalt, Maimoon Fayyaz Jaffery, I-Gede Suryana Saptawirawan, Ade Irawan Lesmana, Nashwan Al-Sakaf, Mika Kadrie

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... architecture – as optimization result of this challenge – is implemented by targeting shallow reservoir zone to maintain its production level...

Rock-physics based time-lapse inversion in Delivery4D: synthetic feasibility study for CO2CRC Otway Project

Stanislav Glubokokvskikh, James Gunning, Tess Dance, Roman Pevzner, Dmitry Popik, Christian Proud

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... into account buoyancy of fluids and via Gassmann-Wood fluid substitution in permeable facies followed by Backus averaging using NG information...

Modern internal waves and internal tides along oceanic pycnoclines: Challenges and implications for ancient deep-marine baroclinic sands

G. Shanmugam

AAPG Bulletin

... and buoyancy. The rate at which a stably stratified column of water oscillates under the combined influence of gravity and buoyancy forces is expressed...

Developing a Carbon Sequestration Industry in the Gulf Coast

Ian Duncan

Houston Geological Society Bulletin

... enough that gravitational forces dominate over viscous forces. In this case the CO2 forms a segregated layer of gas at the top of the reservoir. Thickening...

Hydrocarbon accumulation processes and mechanisms in Lower Jurassic tight sandstone reservoirs in the Kuqa subbasin, Tarim Basin, northwest China: A case study of the Dibei tight gas field

Xiongqi Pang, Junwen Peng, Zhenxue Jiang, Haijun Yang, Pengwei Wang, Fujie Jiang, and Ke Wang

AAPG Bulletin

... and porosity. Tight gas accumulations are characterized by continuously distributed gas-bearing reservoir bodies, no obvious trap boundary, buoyancy...

Naturally Fractured Reservoirs and Compartments: A Predictive Basin Modeling Approach

P. Ortoleva, J.M. Maxwell, D. Payne, W. Sibo, J. Comer

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... University, Bloomington, IN 47405 ABSTRACT Phenomena in fractured reservoir genesis and dynamics are placed in the context of recent developments...

Subsurface Fluid Compartments, by D. E. Powley, #60006 (2006).

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The Interpretation of Vertical Sequences in Turbidite Beds: The Influence of Longitudinal Flow Structure

Benjamin C. Kneller, William D. McCaffrey

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... 182-191. GORE, R.A., AND CROWE, C.T., 1991, Modulation of turbulence by a dispersed phase, Journal of Fluids Engineering, v. 113, p. 167-181. HAUGHTON...

Resources Boosted by Billions

Tim Daley

GEO ExPro Magazine

... their reaching porous layers, after which their Horse Hill-1 discovery well, 60 km buoyancy conveys them upwards, unless south of London, sparking...

Field Growth in the Super Giant Wattenberg Field, Denver Basin, Colorado; #20468 (2019)

Steve Sonnenberg

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...; the Codell in 1981; the Niobrara in 1985; and the Plainview in 1998. Reservoir quality in the various horizons is generally poor which mandates...

Geology of Glenn Pool of Oklahoma

W. B. Wilson

AAPG Special Volumes

... suggests, by up-dip migration due to buoyancy or by segregation from rock fluids moving lengthwise of the sand body, as here suggested, it would seem...

Potential for CO2 sequestration in saline formations in the western offshore Netherlands: A preliminary study—Expanding carbon capture and storage beyond depleted fields

Alexandra Siebels, André Bults, Michael Nolten, Jon Wierenga, Harry Doust, and John Verbeek

AAPG Bulletin

... of the basin. The CO2 plume would then be allowed to migrate updip over time due to buoyancy forces, to fill depleted gas fields and/or be trapped below caprock...

The northern Gulf of Mexico offshore super basin: Reservoirs, source rocks, seals, traps, and successes

John W. Snedden, Robert C. Cunningham, and Jon W. Virdell

AAPG Bulletin

... of geochemistry and reservoir fluid properties: Bureau of Economic Geology Petroleum Technology Transfer Council Workshop, First Annual Fluids...

Experimental and Empirical Observations Supporting a Capillary Model Involving Gas Generation, Migration, and Seal Leakage for the Origin and Occurrence of Regional Gasifers

Stephen W. Burnie Sr., Brij Maini, Bruce R. Palmer, Kaush Rakhit

AAPG Special Volumes

... structure on displacement efficiency in reservoir rocks and in glass micromodels: SPE Paper 8843, p. 345350.Welte, D. H., R. G. Shaefer, W. Stoessinger...