Occurrence of Hyperpycnal Flows and Hybrid Event Beds Related to Glacial Outburst Events in a Late Ordovician Proglacial Delta (Murzuq Basin, SW Libya)

Flavia Girard, Jean-Francois Ghienne, Jean-Loup Rubino

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and Petroleum Geology, v. 26, p. 1919–1939. Denis, M., Guiraud, M., Konate, M., and Buoncristiani, J.-F., 2010, Subglacial deformation and water-pressure cycles...

Formation of High Helium Gases: A Guide for Explorationists, #80115 (2010)

Alton A. Brown

Search and Discovery.com

... in the gas is favored by high He concentration in the pore water, low gas volume interacting with water, and low pore pressure where the gas interacts...

Population Breaks in Grain-Size Distributions of Sand--A Theoretical Model

Kweku-Mensah O. Sagoe, Glenn S. Visher

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in mechanical energy for ideal fluids, is essentially a formulation of this principle. The equation states that the sum of pressure, energy per unit...

The Effect of Allochthonous Salt on the Petroleum Systems of Northern Green Canyon and Ewing Bank (Offshore Louisiana), Northern Gulf of Mexico; Barry C. McBride, Paul Weimer, and Mark G. Rowan; Search and Discovery Article #10003 (1999)

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Impact of the Late Nineteenth Century Gas Boom on Delaware County, Indiana

Constantina Lyla Spath

Petroleum History Institute

..., the gas boom period is defined as Autumn, 1886, when natural gas was discovered in Eaton, until 1901, when the gas pressure was so low that gas...

Chapter 3

Mark W. Longman

AAPG Special Volumes

..., and dolomite are all stable in shallow sea water at normal temperatures and pCO2 (partial pressure of CO2). 2. Aragonite and Mg-calcite may alter...

Non-Seismogenic Origin of Fluid/Gas Escape Structures and Lateral Spreads on the Recently Exposed Hite Delta, Lake Powell, Utah - Preliminary Findings

Dennis Netoff, Christopher T. Baldwin, John Dohrenwend

Utah Geological Association

... mud domes formed on the montmorillonite-rich delta beds prior to subaerial exposure, driven by methane gas and pore-water pressure. After subaerial...

Thrust Faults and Ruptured Folds in Romanian Oil Fields

Walter M. Small

AAPG Bulletin

..., "Overthrust Belt of Western Wyoming and Adjacent States in Light of Fluid-Pressure Hypothesis," Bull. Geol. Soc. America, Vol. 68, No. 12, Pt. 2, p...

Pervasive Tight-gas Sandstone Reservoirs: An Overview

Lawrence D. Meckel, M. Ray Thomasson

AAPG Special Volumes

... for the volume of reservoir rock being charged. The proper combination of these circumstances produces more gas than can be contained under normal pressure...

Geologic modeling and fluid-flow simulation of acid gas disposal in western Wyoming

Shuiquan Li, Ye Zhang, Xu Zhang, Changan Du

AAPG Bulletin

... Paper 95547, 15 p.Bennion, B., and S. Bachu, 2006a, The impact of interfacial tension and pore-size distribution/capillary pressure character on CO2...

Salt Tectonics

Robert J. Ingram

New Orleans Geological Society

... are those related to original salt thickness and the depositional history of the basin. True (Newtonian) liquids will rise spontaneously by buoyancy...

Mechanisms for oil depletion and enrichment on the Shijiutuo uplift, Bohai Bay Basin, China

Fang Hao, Xinhuai Zhou, Yangming Zhu, Yuanyuan Yang

AAPG Bulletin

... as it is in the Bozhong subbasin, the driving force for secondary petroleum migration is buoyancy, and the restraining force is capillary pressure (e.g....

Reddell Salt Dome of Louisiana: Geotemperatures and Halokinetics

Madhurendu Bhushan Kumar

GCAGS Transactions

... was deposited, which influenced the structural history of younger sediments. This is because of the mobility and buoyancy of salt under certain...

Quantitative Assessment of Hydrocarbon Charge Risk in New Ventures Exploration: Are We Fooling Ourselves?

Noelle B. Schoellkopf

AAPG Special Volumes

... the OligoceneMiocene source rock, and normal buoyancy forces are likely to enhance pressure-driven expulsion from the source rock into the overlying fan. Ruling...

Chronology of Oil Generation in Louisiana's Fractured Austin Chalk Deep Horizontal Drilling Trend

Ronald K. Zimmerman

GCAGS Transactions

... to the present time. Bredehoeft, J. D., J. B. Wesley, and T. D. Fouch, 1994, Simulations of the origin of fluid pressure, fracture generation, and the movement...

Bottom Boundary Layer Parameters and Sediment Transport on the Louisiana Inner-Shelf During Cold Front Passages

David A. Pepper , Gregory W. Stone , and Ping Wang

GCAGS Transactions

..., a Paroscientificô pressure transducer, a vertical array of three 2-axis Marsh-McBirneyô electromagnetic current meters (at elevations of 20, 67, and 120 cm above...

Detection of hydrocarbon reservoir boundaries using neural network analysis of surface geochemical data

Hari Doraisamy, Daniel H. Vice, Phillip M. Halleck

AAPG Bulletin

... itself. The driving mechanism may be buoyancy, diffusion, or some combination thereof. Third, migration is assumed to occur vertically upward from...

Preliminary Investigation of the Hydrogen Storage Potential in the Port Campbell Embayment, Otway Basin, Victoria, Australia

Rami Eid, Louise Goldie Divko

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

..., and the formation pressure (EIA 2015), and must be sufficient to allow for storage without exceeding containment constraints (Bennion et al. 2000). To achieve...

Production Analysis and Production Forecasting in Unconventional Reservoirs Using Initial Production Data

Oladapo Adejare, Darryl Tompkins, Marci Kerls

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... analysis. Fracture interference was identified with hourly data on Log-Log plots of Rate Normalized Pressure (“RNP”) vs. Material Balance Time (“MBT...

Review of Geological Storage Opportunities for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in Victoria

C. M. Gibson-Poole, S. Edwards, R. P. Langford, B. Vakarelov

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... and hydrostatic pressure conditions, this equates to an approximate minimum subsurface depth of about 800 m (Fig. 2b) (van der Meer 1992; Holloway & Savage 1993...

A Unique Mass Flow Marker Bed in a Miocene Streamflow Molasse Sequence, Switzerland

Heinz M. Burgisser

CSPG Special Publications

... deposition from flows in which the clasts remained mostly in contact with one another. Suspension was due to buoyancy and static grain-to-grain contact...

Present Interpretations of the Structural Theory for Oil and Gas Migration and Accumulation: Part III. Migration and Accumulation of Petroleum

Alex. W. McCoy , W. Ross Keyte

AAPG Special Volumes

... idea of this theory is that the principal active agent of oil and gas accumulation is moving water under both hydraulic and capillary pressure...

Neoichnology of Amphibious Arthropods: Effects of Subaqueous and Subaerial Substrate Conditions on Trace Morphology

L. K. Devine, N. J. Minter

PALAIOS

... consistency and buoyancy on trace morphology (Davis et al. 2007; Genise et al. 2009; Hembree 2016, 2018; Zonneveld 2016; Brewer and Falk 2021...

Paleozoic Plate Tectonics and the Evolution of the Cordilleran Continental Margin

William R. Dickinson

Pacific Section SEPM

... mineralogic details suggest that Paleozoic plate interactions may have proceeded with slightly different ratios of temperature to pressure in the crust...

High-Density Mud Suspensions and Cross-Shelf Transport: On the Mechanism of Gelling Ignition

Jochen Kämpf, Paul Myrow

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... by pressure gradients associated with coastal setup (e.g., Aigner and Reineck 1982), and bed load-transport in form of migration of floccule ripples...