Importance of Core and Outcrop Investigations for Evaluating TOC Distribution in Unconventional Systems: An Example From the Mowry Shale

Alexa L. Socianu, Edmund R. Gustason, John P. Kaszuba

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

...Importance of Core and Outcrop Investigations for Evaluating TOC Distribution in Unconventional Systems: An Example From the Mowry Shale Alexa L...

Trace-Slip Faults

R. H. Beckwith

AAPG Bulletin

... with the trace of planar elements on the fault plane. It is characterized by lack of the usual stratigraphic criteria of faulting. Several cases of trace-slip...

Integration of UAV photogrammetry and kinematic analysis for rock slope stability assessment

Sharan Kumar Nagendran, Mohd Ashraf Mohamad Ismail, Wen Yan Tung

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... the critical percentage of potential movement of the rock blocks in various failure modes. Creating a stereonet The orientation of discontinuities that had been...

AAPG Archie Series, No. 1, Chapter 8: Digital Core Imaging in Thinly Bedded Reservoirs

Q. R. Passey, K. E. Dahlberg, K. B. Sullivan, H. Yin, R. A. Brackett, Y. H. Xiao, and A. G. Guzmán-Garcia

AAPG Special Volumes

...      Color      Brightness      Resolution      File format Creating a Core Image Database      Overview      Color consistency      Database example...

Abstract: Impact of Petroleum and Gas Origin on the Exploration of their Commercial Accumulations, by Rustem Seyful-Mulyukov; #90163 (2013)

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A Mechanistic Mixing Model for Miscible Gas Injection in Tight Oil Reservoirs

Sofiane Haythem Achour, Ryosuke Okuno

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... rocks is considerably slower than in conventional reservoirs, and other mass-transport mechanisms can become relatively important. For example, Wan...

Deconvolution of upgoing and downgoing wavefields: A data example from the NOAKA OBN experiment

Tim Seher, Hassan Masoomzadeh, Yong Ren, Simon Baldock, Bin Wang

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

...Deconvolution of upgoing and downgoing wavefields: A data example from the NOAKA OBN experiment Tim Seher, Hassan Masoomzadeh, Yong Ren, Simon...

Petrology and geochemistry of Devono-Carboniferous volcanic rocks in Nova Scotia

J. Dostal, J. D. Keppie, C. Dupuy

Atlantic Geology

... areas and by Smith and Macdonald (1981) for the Lowland Cove area. ANALYTICAL NOTES The major elements were determined by X-ray fluorescence...

Geomechanical Modeling of Stimulation-Induced Stress Change for Casing Deformation Analysis

Roberto Wagner Alvarado, Scott Wilkins, Stephanie Cook, Robert Holman, Robin Pearson, Abbey Hale, Grant Loxton, Jonathan Woolley, Jennifer Roberts, Wei Zheng, Vincenzo De Gennaro, Doug Jordan

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... discontinuous elements such as dipping beds and discrete fracture networks, as described from a suite of image logs and seismic data. Three-dimensional stresses...

Petroleum Systems of the Maracaibo Basin, Venezuela: Chapter 29: Part V. Case Studies--Western Hemisphere

Suhas C. Talukdar, Fernando Marcano

AAPG Special Volumes

... sequence. Essential elements were deposited and critical processes occurred from Late Cretaceous to late Eocene (96-38 Ma), a 58-m.y. duration...

Microbasin Analysis of South Louisiana: An Exploration Model, or: Hutton and Lyell Were Wrong!

Richard L. Adams

GCAGS Transactions

... tectonic elements and subsequent depositional patterns (Adams, 1993) for south Texas, north Louisiana-south Arkansas and southeast Texas. In the south...

Quantifying Architectural Controls on Reservoir Behavior in the Turonian Wall Creek Member of the Frontier Formation in the Powder River Basin, Wyoming, #51418 (2017).

Nathan La Fontaine, Michael Hofmann

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... outcrops. Within the DOM, surfaces bounding depositional elements of different hierarchies are mapped and quantified into categories. For example...

GAS DETECTION IN THE EXTREMELY SHALY BOWDOIN FORMATION OF NORTHERN MONTANA

K. C. Henry

Montana Geological Society

... is a good example of this reservoir type. The depositional environment for the Bowdoin formation is placed in deep water in the Upper...

Relations with the Community: A Proactive Approach for the Resource Industry

David Henton

Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Convention Proceedings

... are needed. Although these will vary from project to project there are common elements. These include extensive liaison with local leaders and bureaucrats...

Clyde Field Growth Fault Secondary Detachment Above Basement Faults in North Sea

Alan D. Gibbs

AAPG Bulletin

... difficult to explain (Figures 6, 7). This problem led to a detailed analysis comprising three basic structural elements: fault terrace, halokinesis...

Process-based Knowledge Management: Overview and Application of Iterative 3-D Modeling Workflows

J. C. Herweijer, J. M. Yarus, M. J. V. Suana

AAPG Special Volumes

... that 97% of senior executives see KM as a critical issue for their organizations (Abramson, 1999).Many companies have developed their own KM systems...

Geological Modeling for Simulation Studies

W. J. E. Van De Graaff P. J. Ealey

AAPG Bulletin

..., large brackets = faults. End_Page 1441------------------------------ of larger reservoir elements (cf. Rosenzweig et al, 1986). An example...

Geomechanical Modeling to Optimize Completions in Sand Prone Wells

Frank Wijnands, Leo Anis

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... Preventing or at least delaying sand production is critical to optimizing production. The optimum completion needs to exclude or manage sand production while...

Building a Facies-Based Permeability Model for Deep-Water Miocene Reservoirs, Eastern Gulf of Mexico

T. J. Greene, B. E. O'Neill

GCAGS Transactions

... of compartmentalization and the position of flow baffles and barriers, are critical factors in making sound economic decisions during field development...

Geomechanical evaluation of Permian unconventional resources: Chucking out “brittleness“

Dave Cannon

West Texas Geological Society

..., describing the energy transfer from load apparatus to the rock sample. A textbook example of a brittle material is one that exhibits high stiffness (high...

Abstract: Faunal provincialism and paleogeography of lapetus - an update for the 90s

H. S. Williams, D. A. T. Harper, R. B. Neuman, W. D. Boyce, C. M. Niocaill

Atlantic Geology

... in the Lower Paleozoic of eastern and western Newfoundland was critical in confirming J. Tuzo Wilson's classic hypothesis regarding the presence...

Abstract: Rock Physics, Well Logs and Reservoir Geophysics: Gulf Coast and Gulf of Mexico

Joel Walls

Houston Geological Society Bulletin

... characterization, also known as reservoir geophysics, has evolved over the past several years into a multi-disciplinary, business-critical function in most ED&P...

Graphical Approach to Determination of Hydrocarbon Maturation in Overthrust Terrains: ABSTRACT

Kevin Furlong, Janell D. Edman

AAPG Bulletin

... be calculated at any point along the burial history of that sediment. It is critical in these models to modify the geothermal gradients used...

Abstract: Integrated 3-D Interpretation and Geologic Modeling Technologies Optimizing Exploration/Exploitation, by Feeley, Mary H.; #90929 (1998).

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ABSTRACT: An Explanation for the Gas Oil Ratio Variation Among Central Arabian Petroleums; #90013 (2003)

Henry I. Halpern, Peter J. Jones, Abdalkareem M. Al-Jaziri, Jaffar M. Al-Dubaisi, William J. Carrigan, Mohammed A. Al-Amoudi

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... ratios (GORs). For example, there are condensate fields that have GORs in the 10,000s scft/bbl range, whereas there are nearby oil fields with GOR values...