Models of Subsidence Mechanisms in Intracratonic Basins, and Their Applicability to North American Examples

Garry Quinlan

CSPG Special Publications

...). Seismic refraction data define a lower crust with an anomalously high (7.3 km/sec) seismic P-wave velocity underlying the Mississippi Embayment...

Entrapment of Petroleum Under Hydrodynamic Conditions

M. King Hubbert

AAPG Bulletin

... (absolute pressure less the pressure of the atmosphere) at the point considered. For high-velocity flow a kinetic-energy term would also be required...

Turbidity Currents--A List of Selected References

A. Bally

CSPG Bulletin

... canyons; C. R. 19 Congr. Int. Geol. Section 4, Fasc. 4, pp. 127--149. 190. Shepard, F. P., 1954: High velocity turbidity currents, a discussion; Proc...

ABSTRACT: Effect of CO2 Releases from Deep Reservoirs on the Quality of Fresh-Water Aquifers, by S. Wang, P. R. Jaffe, M. A. Celia, S. C. Myneni, C. A. Peters, and J. H. Prevost; #90906(2001)

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ABSTRACT: Deepwater Depositional Phase Diagram: A Strategy for Predicting the Architecture of Deepwater Reservoirs Considering Slope Gradient and Clay Percentage; #90061 (2006)

Tim R. McHargue

Search and Discovery.com

... temporally and spatially. The effect on reservoir architecture of local changes in slope gradient is predicted by the Phase Diagram. For example...

Petrophysics and Rock Physics Modeling to Improve Seismic Reservoir Characterization „ Case Study of Lower Hackberry Sandstone; #40774 (2011)

Robert Y. Hu, Ted Holden, and Mary Broussard

Search and Discovery.com

... the response of low-velocity shale is so strong that it overshadows the fluid effect. 7 Presenter’s notes: Comparison does not show much difference...

How Porosity and Permeability Vary Spatially with Grain Size, Sorting, Cement Volume, and Mineral Dissolution in Fluvial Triassic Sandstones: The Value of Geostatistics and Local Regression

J.M. McKinley, P.M. Atkinson, C.D. Lloyd, A.H. Ruffell, R.H. Worden

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and high velocity flow effects: In Situ, v. 12, p. 79–116. Goovaerts, P., 1997, Geostatistics for Natural Resources Evaluation: New York, Oxford University...

Use of Well Logs and Dipmeters in Stratigraphic-Trap Exploration: Geologic Exploration Methods

Alfred H. Jageler, David R. Matuszak

AAPG Special Volumes

..., that the original hole was drilled on the strength of other data. In the search for hydrocarbon-bearing reservoirs, log data customarily are used for local...

Basic Open Hole Tools: Part 4. Wireline Methods

Mark W. Alberty

AAPG Special Volumes

... use of three different physical phenomena: spontaneous potential, gamma rays, and photoelectric effect. Table 2 shows the resolution and applications...

SThe Effects and Distribution of Moisture in Gas Shale Reservoir Systems, #80113 (2010)

Gareth R. Chalmers, Marc R. Bustin,

Search and Discovery.com

... of moisture-equilibrated shales, there is no correlation between moisture content and the methane sorption capacity. Shales can have both high and low...

Deep Porosity-Density Logging: A Successful Technology to Find Bypassed Pay Zones

David A. Chapin

Bulletin of South Texas Geological Society

... 1982, p. 27–32. Howell, L.G., Heintz, K.O., and Barry, A., 1966, “The development and use of a high precision downhole gravity meter,” Geophysics, vol...

Simulating the Three-Dimensional Distribution of Sediment Units in Braided-Stream Deposits: SPECIAL SECTION: AQUIFER STRATIGRAPHY

Erik K. Webb

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of minipermeameter response including gas slippage and high velocity flow effects: In Situ, v. 12, p. 79-116. HARMS, J.C., SOUTHARD, J.B., AND WALKER, R.G....

Ore Deposits of the Tintic Standard, North Lily and Eureka Lilly Mines

Malcolm B. Kildale

Utah Geological Association

.... Heavy timbering was necessary in these stopes and rock temperatures were high. Extending outward and upward from the Central ore body are the other...

GEOMETRY OF NEARSHORE SAND BODIES IN THE UPPER MANNVILLE GROUP, CELTIC FIELD, SASKATCHEWAN

J.A. Lorsong

Saskatchewan Geological Society

... a profound effect on fluid movement in enhanced recovery projects. Detailed correlation of actual lithological units demonstrates that there are no deep...

Noise Attenuation in Common Receiver Gather to Enhance S/N Ratio in Seismic Data

Dara Felisia A, Triswan Mardani Ade Surya, R.B.Fauzan Irshadibima, Firman Syaifuddin

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... of the traces in a CMP gather to result in zero offset. When we applied too high velocity results in under correction (bending downward) of the travel times...

A Review of Mesozoic Vertebrate Ichnofaunas of the Western Interior United States: Evidence and Implications of a Superior Track Record

M. G. Lockley, A. P. Hunt

Rocky Mountain Section (SEPM)

..., as shown herein, the cumulative effect of adding the trace fossil record to the body fossil record also fills a lot of gaps. To synthesise the data...

Seismic Acquisition in the Papuan Fold Belt: A New Approach

G. S. Hill, S. J. Price, M. S. Foster, R. W. Stephenson, D. Ellis, J. A. Lyslo

Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Convention Proceedings

... refraction data is shown schematically in Figure 11. The zone of high velocity ‘weathered’ limestone is interpreted to be present to a depth of up...

Framework Geology and Resource Potential of Southern Tonga Platform and Adjacent Terranes-A Synthesis

David W. Scholl, Tracy L. Vallier, Gordon H. Packham

Circum Pacific Council Publications

... thin (few hundred meters to a kilometer or more) layer of sedi­ mentary deposits overlying an "acoustic basement" of relatively high-velocity rock...

Ecology and The Energy Industry: ABSTRACT

James R. Weddle

AAPG Bulletin

... tax bill to state and local government is $274 million. Statewide regulation of the industry, which started in 1915, was directed primarily toward...

Hitesville Consolidated Field, Union County, Kentucky

H. H. Bybee

AAPG Bulletin

... that the upper Cypress body is connected, or had been connected, with this high area of lower Cypress sand. However, the upper sand has not reacted...

Heterogeneity in siliciclastic carrier beds: Implications for hydrocarbon migration and accumulation

Xiaorong Luo, Liqiang Zhang, Likuan Zhang, Yuhong Lei, Jun Li, Wan Yang, Ming Cheng, Hui Shi, and Binfeng Cao

AAPG Bulletin

... and local accumulations can occur in any part of the carrier beds. The updip structural traps are still the favorable target of migration...

Subaerial Debris-Flow Deposition in the Upper Paleozoic Cutler Formation, Western Colorado

Albert W. Shultz

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... has been observed in high-velocity surges of some debris flows (Pierson 1980). The likelihood of turbulence should increase for dilute flows, in which...

Paleogeography and Eustatic–Tectonic Model of Late Campanian Cretaceous Sedimentation, Southwestern Wyoming and Northwestern Colorado

Louise W. Kiteley

Rocky Mountain Section (SEPM)

... scours that are elongate parallel to stream flow (Harms and Fahnestock, 1965), whereas the plain parallel laminae indicate high velocity flow...

A Communitys Guide to Best Practice Local Content Solutions

Shane Charles

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

...A Communitys Guide to Best Practice Local Content Solutions Shane Charles The APPEA Journal 2017, 57, 410–412 Extended abstract http://dx.doi.org...

Principles of Facies Map Interpretation

W. C. Krumbein

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... in the map area. In general, two types of maps are recognized: regional maps, which show broad trends over large areas. and local maps, which show greater...