Application of Amplitude, Frequency, and Other Attributes to Stratigraphic and Hydrocarbon Determination: Section 2. Application of Seismic Reflection Configuration to Stratigraphic Interpretation

M. T. Taner, R. E. Sheriff

AAPG Special Volumes

... is positive, associated with limy, high-velocity rocks, whereas to the left it is negative because of the lower velocity sandstone-shale Woodbine...

Defining Paleo-Exposures and Paleo-Aquifers in Carbonates with Isotopic and Cationic Data: A Brief Review

Paul D. Wagner

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... that the author has found to be generally unwarranted. The net effect of unwarranted comparisons is an alarmingly large body of literature...

The Provenance of Prairie Tills and its Importance in Mineral Exploration

Robert G. Garrett and L. Harvey Thorleifson

Saskatchewan Geological Society

..., and additional sites designed to define local variability of soils. Till was collected from 1 to 2 m depth from surface exposures, mainly road cuts...

Blackfoot Field, Anderson County, Texas: ABSTRACT

D. O. Branson

AAPG Bulletin

... at Blackfoot, is thought to be of minor significance and known faulting does not effect the local accumulation of gas and oil. Control furnished...

Memoir 71, Chapter 21: Effect of Wettability on Scale-Up of Multiphase Flow From Core-Scale to Reservoir Fine-Grid Scale

Y. C. Chang, V. Mani, and K. K. Mohanty

AAPG Special Volumes

...Memoir 71, Chapter 21: Effect of Wettability on Scale-Up of Multiphase Flow From Core-Scale to Reservoir Fine-Grid Scale Y. C. Chang, V. Mani, and K...

Influence of Jackson Dome on Sedimentary Facies and Effect on Water-Bearing Properties of Claiborne in Jackson Area, Mississippi: ABSTRACT

Joseph W. Lang

AAPG Bulletin

...Influence of Jackson Dome on Sedimentary Facies and Effect on Water-Bearing Properties of Claiborne in Jackson Area, Mississippi: ABSTRACT Joseph W...

Yegua and Wilcox Potential, Upper Texas Gulf Coast: ABSTRACT

Houston Geological Society Study Group, Clinton A. Leuth chm.

AAPG Bulletin

... tectonic features had an effect on deposition as did faults and structural movement contemporaneous with deposition. Dip and east-west sections indicate...

History of Two-Well Industrial Waste-Disposal System: ABSTRACT

Earl C. Donaldson, Robert T. Johansen

AAPG Bulletin

...) surface equipment used for preinjection treatment of wastes, (4) well design and completion, (5) local and regional geology, (6) preinjections tests...

ABSTRACT: A Review of Upper Devonian, Elk Sandstone Exploration and Development in Pennsylvania: Random Thoughts on Potential Elk Pitfalls; #90019 (2003)

D. A. Billman

Search and Discovery.com

... and local mineralogical differences that can have a drastic effect on how an electric log is interpreted and how completion of a well is planned...

ABSTRACT: Benzene Detection from Barnett Shale Natural Gas; #90107 (2010)

Lori Siegleman

Search and Discovery.com

... regulators announced detecting high levels of benzene at one out of every five sites tested in the Barnett Shale. According to The Texas Commission...

Confirming Reservoir Geometry and Exploration Opportunity through 5D Interpolation PSDM in The Sub-ophiolite Zone, Banggai Sula Basin, Central Sulawesi

Mufied Ahmad, Dadang Ramdan, Yudi Herdiana, Abdullah Nurhasan, Arif Budi Mulyawan

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... in the figure?. It shows us that almost no reflection can be observed from the shot gathers. Molasse Celebes Effect The high-velocity layers...

Structure Beneath Continental Shelf, Northeastern Gulf of Mexico

John W. Antoine , James L. Harding

AAPG Bulletin

... are complicated by very high velocity material near the surface, with a positive velocity gradient commencing approximately 85 meters (279 feet) from...

Integrated approach to pore typing in complex carbonate reservoirs, Tengiz and Korolev fields, Kazakhstan

Neil F. Hurley, Ted E. Playton, and Josephina Schembre-McCabe

AAPG Bulletin

... carbonate reservoir. This integrated petrographic and petrophysical classification links pore-body (confocal and TL) and pore-throat (MICP) size...

Aeromagnetic Techniques and Interpretation Applied to Fold Belt Exploration - Bara Aeromagnetic Survey, Papua New Guinea

G. L. Scotford, D. A. Pratt, Z. Shi

Papua New Guinea (PNG) Petroleum Convention Proceedings

... providing the best example. Figure 8 shows a theoretical model of a shallow magnetic body with its associated magnetic response, simulating the effect...

Folding or Shearing, Which?

Bailey Willis

AAPG Bulletin

... to talk about folds where the predominant effect is that of vertical forces rather than that of horizontal pressure, even though the vertical uplift...

Localized wavefield inversion (LWI): An adaptation of multi-block ADMM for localized FWI

Hossein S. Aghamiry, Ali Gholami, Stephane Operto, Alison Malcolm

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

... against background velocity model errors. INTRODUCTION Seismic full-waveform inversion (FWI) is an accurate imaging technique that can reconstruct the high...

Artificial intelligence techniques to the interpretation of geophysical measurements

Desmond FitzGerald

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

..., the second on the local model building, and the third on the global modelling and the incorporation of ancillary data into the interpretation...

Geological Aspects of Abnormal Reservoir Pressures in Gulf Coast Louisiana

George Dickinson

AAPG Bulletin

..., and Compaction of Sedimentary Rocks," ibid., pp. 1-24. 5. ATHY, L. F., "Compaction and Its Effect on Local Structure," Problems of Petroleum Geology...

Fluid Flow

Gerard Middleton, John B. Southard

Special Publications of SEPM

... is high at points where the velocity is low, It is not difficult to derive an equation, called and vice versa. the Bernoulli equation, that aciounts...

Chapter 10: Rock Physics Relationships between Elastic and Reservoir Properties in the Haynesville Shale

Kyle T. Spikes, Meijuan Jiang

AAPG Special Volumes

... and 3.5 km/s. These high GR values cut across all values of porosity. Figure 5. In (a) data from Well A, with P-wave velocity as a function of porosity...

Sequence-stratigraphic architectures and sand-body distribution in Cenozoic rifted lacustrine basins, east China

Shu Jiang, Sverre Henriksen, Hua Wang, Yongchao Lu, Jianye Ren, Dongsheng Cai, Youliang Feng, Paul Weimer

AAPG Bulletin

...Sequence-stratigraphic architectures and sand-body distribution in Cenozoic rifted lacustrine basins, east China Shu Jiang, Sverre Henriksen, Hua...

Shale Shrinkage Transition Induced by the Matrix-Fracture Equilibrium Time Lag: A Neglected Phenomenon in Shale Gas Production

Jie Zeng, Jishan Liu, Wai Li, Yee-Kwong Leong, Derek Elsworth, Jianchun Guo

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

.... Matrix shrinkage completely contributes to bulk shrinkage without any local effect. Based on this conceptual understanding, we develop a generic...

Presentation of a Velocity Mis-Tie

W. B. Robinson

Oklahoma City Geological Society

...). This reciprocal velocity scale is foreshortened at the end of high velocity values, and consequently minimizes the "visual" appearance of velocity changes...

Abstract: Non-Hyperbolic Reflection Tomography for Better Imaging and Interpretation, by Zhaobo Meng and Chengbin Peng; #90105 (2010)

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Paleocommunity reconstruction and accumulation of micromammalian remains (late Eocene, southern England)

Katerina Vasileiadou, Jerry J. Hooker, Margaret E. Collinson

PALAIOS

... be far from the area the animals inhabited while alive. Consequently, there are cases where the remains in an assemblage are of mixed local and distant...