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Exploration and Evaluation of the Orinoco Oil Belt: Section I. Regional Resources
G. Fiorillo
AAPG Special Volumes
... the thickness of the Paleozoic sediments deposited in the Espino tectonic trend. The VSP logs processed in the field failed to show the basal reflector...
1987
Implications for Organic Maturation Studies of Evidence for a Geologically Rapid Increase and Stabilization of Vitrinite Reflectance at Peak Temperature: Cerro Prieto Geothermal System, Mexico: DISCUSSION
Jerry J. Sweeney, Alan K. Burnham
AAPG Bulletin
...). Our calculation was not intended to be a quantitative model of the system but merely a qualitative demonstration, using his data, that time does...
1993
Do Gas Hydrates Occur in Alaminos Canyon, Gulf of Mexico?
Brian C. Tost, Ann E. Cook
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... depths greater than 400 m (Milkov and Sassen, 2001). The base of the gas hydrate stability zone (GHSZ) is controlled by the heat flow in the sedimentary...
2013
Stratigraphy and Holocene Evolution of Mobile Bay in Southwestern Alabama
John C. Mars , Albert W. Shultz , William W. Schroeder
GCAGS Transactions
...). Water depths in which the open-bay facies is deposited range from 2.5 m to 4 m, most likely below normal wave base. Near-shore Facies Present-day...
1992
Chapter 12: Along-strike Crustal Thickness Variations of the Subducting Caribbean Plate Produces Two Distinctive Styles of Thrusting in the Offshore South Caribbean Deformed Belt, Colombia
Rocio Bernal-Olaya, Javier Sanchez, Paul Mann, Michael Murphy
AAPG Special Volumes
...), and Mauffret and Leroy (1997) (Figure 2D). Seismic Interpretation A well-defined and continuous reflector is interpreted as the basement or top...
2015
The application of gradient and curvature calculations based on the eigenstructure of seismic data in imaging geological discontinuities
Shihong Yuan, Ping Chen, Lei Li, Zhenyu Sa, Ruidong Han, Zhen Pang
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... by the function z(𝑥, 𝑦) . Gradient calculation Presume that 𝑧(𝑥, 𝑦) is a differentiable function. Then, the gradient vector ⃑ can be computed by Equation(...
2024
Basement Reactivation in the Alberta Basin: Observational Constraints and Mechanical Rationale
Gerald M. Ross, David W. Eaton
CSPG Bulletin
... dips (). The lowest angle fault leads to the greatest vertical deflection. (B) The case for deflection of a heterogeneous elastic plate that has a weak...
1999
Analysis and Effects of Current Movement on an Active Fault in Buena Vista Hills Oil Field, Kern County, California
Thomas W. Koch
AAPG Bulletin
..., and is not confined definitely to one horizon of great unconformity. Flanking dips on the oil sands at depths of about 3,500 feet, are, in some places...
1933
Targeting Fracture Permeability for Geothermal Developments in the North Perth Basin
Mark Ballesteros, Gary Meyer, Jim McDairimid, Adrian Larking, Ralf Oppermann
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
...) geothermal projects in Australia. Key geological setting of the project area is described at depths ranging from 3416 m to 4065 m. In geological...
2012
Structural and time-lapse imaging through gas clouds via FWI at Eldfisk field, North Sea
Zhengxue Li, Leila Bencherif-Soerensen, Per Gunnar Folstad, Brian Macy, Simon Shaw, Baishali Roy
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
... of large and intricate gas clouds within the overburden formation, some of which extend to depths right above the chalk reservoir formation. Traditional...
2023
Constraining the Dynamic Properties of Faults in Compartmentalized Oligocene Mid-Slope Turbidite Channels; #51316 (2016)
Amelie Dufournet, Christophe Nogaret, Nick Lagrilliere, Thomas Hauge, David Lewis, Paula Wigley, Rasmus Lang
Search and Discovery.com
... at different times, corresponding to different burial depths. Cretaceous to Early Miocene: Phase 1 Rafting As the South Atlantic Ocean started to spread...
2016
Rangely Field--U.S.A. Uinta/Piceance Basins, Colorado
T. A. Hefner, K. T. Barrow
AAPG Special Volumes
... to depths of 2080, 1000, and 600 ft (634, 305, and 183 m). Each had oil shows, but the anticipated gushers were not encountered. Total expenditures...
1992
Use of Synthetic and Antithetic Shear to Model the Development of Gulf Coast Listric Normal Faults
John H. Spang
GCAGS Transactions
... Witt County, Texas: unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Texas A&M University, 120 p. Davison, I., 1986, Listric normal fault profiles: calculation using bed...
1997
Seismic Processing in the Papua New Guinea Fold Belt - Recent Experience
N. J. Fisher, F. R. Nicholson
Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Convention Proceedings
... reflection data. Calculation of approximate depths again shows that 2700 7700 600 600 600 600 600 600 -2200 261 -3600 1500 6600 Distance -9500 0...
2000
Oil Below “Oil Window�: Deep Mechanism of Hydrocarbon Field Formation
Search and Discovery.com
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Foraminiferal Modeling of Sea-Level Change in the Late Cretaceous of New Jersey
Richard K. Olsson
Special Publications of SEPM
... OCEANIC BASEMENT VERY STRONG REFLECTOR (SALT AND/OR VOLCANICS) 50 100 150 200 250 300 KILOMETERS USGS LINE 25-BALTIMORE CANYON TROUGH(FROM GROW...
1988
The Effect of Gravitational Compaction on the Structure of Sedimentary Rocks: A Discussion
William W. Rubey
AAPG Bulletin
... with increasing pressure, with large decreases at shallow depths, and at greater depths smaller and smaller decreases. However, unlike the laboratory data...
1927
Methane-hydrate Occurrence and Distribution in the Eastern Nankai Trough, Japan: Findings of the Tokai-oki to Kumano-nada Methane-hydrate Drilling Program
Y. Tsuji, T. Fujii, M. Hayashi, R. Kitamura, M. Nakamizu, K. Ohbi, T. Saeki, K. Yamamoto, T. Namikawa, T. Inamori, N. Oikawa, S. Shimizu, M. Kawasaki, S. Nagakubo, J. Matsushima, K. Ochiai, T. Okui
AAPG Special Volumes
... was successfully conducted in early 2004.In 2004, 16 sites were drilled at water depths ranging from 720 to 2030 m (2362 to 6660 ft), and the hydrate-bearing...
2009
Abstract: Salt Dynamics: Excess Maturity, Timing, and Flow Speed, by R. O. Thomsen and I. Lerche; #91006 (1991)
Search and Discovery.com
1991
Petroleum Geology of the Woodford Formation, Anadarko Basin, Oklahoma and Texas, by H. G. Davis; #90986 (1994).
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1994
Abstract: Thermohaline Pore Water Trends of Southeastern Louisiana: Geologic Applications and Controls on Fluid Movement, by D. Marlin and B. Schramm; #90955 (1995).
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1995
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Response to Textural Reservoir Changes
Search and Discovery.com
N/A
Offshore Heavy Oil Appraisal and Development Analogues
Search and Discovery.com
N/A
Preparing for Success: Offshore Heavy Oil Appraisal and Development Analogues; #42497 (2020)
T. Ravestein, S. Sie Tjam Soi
Search and Discovery.com
... marine/coastal clastic reservoirs at depths of 800-1000 meters below seabed with expected multi-Darcy permeabilities and oil viscosities in the 100-500cp...
2020