Porosity of Devonian and Mississippian New Albany Shale across a maturation gradient: Insights from organic petrology, gas adsorption, and mercury intrusion

Maria Mastalerz, Arndt Schimmelmann, Agnieszka Drobniak, Yanyan Chen

AAPG Bulletin

..., because relatively large capillary adhesion forces (relative to buoyancy forces) in water-logged systems make the replacement of water by gas rather...

AAPG Annual Meeting, May 11-14, 2003 - Salt Lake City, Utah, - AAPG, #90013 (2003)

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Petroleum charge history in the Baiyun depression and Panyu lower uplift in the Pearl River Mouth Basin, northern South China Sea: Constraints from integration of organic geochemical and fluid inclusion data

Hongwei Ping, Honghan Chen, Puqiang Zhai, Junzhang Zhu, and Simon C. George

AAPG Bulletin

... on organic geochemical data of reservoir fluids and fluid inclusion data. This study should help in understanding the oil and gas distribution...

A New Pore Pressure Prediction Model for Naturally Fractured Shales and Stacked Plays: The Effect of Active Hydrocarbon Generation - A Powder River Basin Case Study

Daniel Orozco, Roberto Aguilera

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... of fluids saturating the reservoir rock, the location of the fluid contacts, and of the available energy to produce those fluids. Along...

Petroleum Source Beds on Continental Slopes and Rises: Resources, Comparative Structure, and Eustatic Changes in Sea Level

Wallace G. Dow

AAPG Special Volumes

... are met. Migration and accumulation are most efficient, however, where reservoir sequences prograde over source beds in areas of structural complexity...

Petroleum Source Beds on Continental Slopes and Rises

Wallace G. Dow

AAPG Bulletin

... type, and thermal maturity are met. Migration and accumulation are most efficient, however, where reservoir sequences prograde over source beds in areas...

Geomechanics and Drilling Challenges in the Deepwater Mississippi Fan Fold Belt—Case Histories from the Gulf of Mexico

Selim S. Shaker

GCAGS Transactions

... “Buoyancy Halokinesis” according to Jackson and Talbot (1986). Sediment density increases with depth due to compaction; on the other hand salt, density...

Deltaic Environments of Deposition

J. M. Coleman, D. B. Prior

AAPG Special Volumes

... of fluids when internal forces of attraction between particles are greater than internal forces of repulsion between solid phase particles. Microfaunal...

The Influence of Fault Zone Processes and Diagenesis on Fluid Flow: Chapter 10: DIAGENESIS AND FAULTS

R. J. Knipe

AAPG Special Volumes

... in the Tartan Reservoir (UK North Sea): constraints from combined cathodoluminescence microscopy and fluid inclusion studies: Marine and Petroleum...

Risk assessment of mantle-derived CO2 in the East China Sea basins, China

Huafeng Tang, Xinying Zhao, Keqiang Wu, Zilin Liu, Jianyong Xu, Baoliang Lu, Ang Sun, and Tianchan Guo

AAPG Bulletin

... is in equilibrium (Lal, 2008). Steep pathways are favorable for CO2 ascent due to buoyancy forces, with shorter pathways reducing the degree of CO2 consumption...

Past, Present and Future Advancements in Methods for Detecting Hydrocarbon Seepage after 75 Years; #41203 (2013)

John V. Fontana and David M. Seneshen

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... Reservoir Gases and Fluids  Adequate Sample Density  Multivariate Statistical Analysis  Integration with Other Methods AAPG Annual Conference...

Storing CO2 in Buried Volcanoes

Simon Holford, Nick Schofield, Mark Bunch, Alan Bischoff, Ernest Swierczek

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

... the Yolla Gas Field, where reservoir fluids contain ,17–20% CO2 (Holford et al. 2012; Watson et al. 2019). Core from the volcanic section penetrated...

Underpressure in the northern Barents shelf: Causes and implications for hydrocarbon exploration

T. Birchall, K. Senger, M. T. Hornum, S. Olaussen, and A. Braathen

AAPG Bulletin

.... In Svalbard, reservoir pressures were constantly monitored over 3 yr, providing an insight into the reservoir behavior at unique time scales...

Geothermal Resource Development in Utah

Phillip M. Wright, Robert E. Blackett, Howard P. Ross

Utah Geological Association

..., M.S., 1979, Geothermal reservoir assessment, Cove Fort/Sulphurdale: Final rep. to DOE, Union Oil Co., Open File Rept. UT/CFS/UOC-10. Best, M.G., McKee...

Genetic Indices in Hyperpycnal Systems: A Case Study in the Late OligoceneEarly Miocene Merecure Formation, Maturin Subbasin, Venezuela

Carlos Zavala, Jose Marcano, Jair Carvajal, Manuel Delgado

AAPG Special Volumes

... grained and related to drag forces provided by the overpassing turbulent flow. Suspended-load-related facies are composed of fine-grained sandstones...

Chapter 4: Adding New Reserves and Production in Giant Fields

John S. Sneider, Michael A. Rosen, Dorothy E. Ballentine

AAPG Special Volumes

... continues to migrate into the lower reservoir, buoyancy pressure caused by the density difference between gas and water will continue to overcome...

SHALLOW GAS RISK OR RESOURCE?

Francis Buckley

GEO ExPro Magazine

... of the conductor, or through one of the annuli Natural seepage Production of shallow gas using a platform and deviated wells into the thin reservoir units...

Pore Pressure Prediction Based on High Resolution Velocity Inversion in Carbonate Rocks, Offshore Sirte Basin - Libya; #40551 (2010)

Robert M. Gruenwald, Javier Buitrago, Jack Dessay, Alan Huffman, Carlos Moreno, Jose Maria Gonzalez Munoz, Carlos Diaz, Khaeri Segayer Tawengi

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... reservoir‐specific PP models with different saturating fluids were generated to account for buoyancy effects; Z Reservoir = FG at structural crest. From down...

Characterization and development of subsurface fractures observed in the Marcellus Formation, Appalachian Plateau, north-central Pennsylvania

Scott Wilkins, Van Mount, Keith Mahon, Andrew Perry, and Jon Koenig

AAPG Bulletin

... of resolved ratios of shear to normal stress, are more prone to conduct fluids than those without as the lower ratio results in great closing forces resolved...

Synthesis and Model of Formation-Water Flow, Alberta Basin, Canada

Stefan Bachu

AAPG Bulletin

..., and of incomplete flushing by meteoric water. As a result of salinity variations, flow-retarding buoyancy effects can be important. The second...

Seal Potential of the Talang Akar Formation, BZZ Area, Offshore NW Java, Indonesia

J. G. Kaldi, C. D. Atkinson

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... pressures of the seal and reservoir rock (in psi); and ρw and ρhc are the densities of the reservoir fluids (water and hydrocarbon) in gm/cc. PVT...

Geology of North-Central Texas

M. G. Cheney

AAPG Bulletin

... movement in the reservoir to some degree, but, when tested quantitatively under theoretically natural conditions, these forces are very minor...

Experimental Evaluation of Enhanced Tight Oil Recovery Performance by Microbubble CO2 and Microbubble Rich Gas in North Dakota Plays

Yang Yu, Christopher Beddoe, Ziqiu Xue, Alexander Chakhmakhchev, John Hamling, Steven Smith, Bethany Kurz

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... lab work has demonstrated that rich gas and CO2 will permeate into Middle Bakken core samples under reservoir conditions and mobilize upward of 90...

The Movement of Gravel by the Alga Fucus Vesiculosus (L.) on an Arctic Intertidal Flat

Robert Gilbert

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... transport: Limnology and Oceanography, v. 28, p. 564-568. VOGEL, S., 1981, Life in moving fluids: Willard Grant Press, Boston, 352 p. End_of_Record...

Sumpal Field, South Sumatra – Case History of the Delineation and Production of a Fractured Basement Reservoir

Mu'adz Chalik, Bambang Pujasmadi, Muhamad Fauzi, Mahmud Bazed

Indonesian Petroleum Association

...Sumpal Field, South Sumatra – Case History of the Delineation and Production of a Fractured Basement Reservoir Mu'adz Chalik, Bambang Pujasmadi...