Evaluating Structurally Complex Reservoirs: Part 6. Geological Methods

J. R. Hossack, D. B. McGuinness

AAPG Special Volumes

... hatchured, whereas seal horizons are shown white. Note the effect of thick seal trapping across the fault. (From Allan, 1989.) End_of_Record - Last...

Abstract: "S" Sand Reservoir, McAllen Ranch Field, Texas: A Case Study of a Typically Complex Vicksburg Sand Wedge, by D. W. Hill, R. B. Lennon, and C. L. Wright; #91012 (1992).

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Abstract: Seismic Acquisition and Processing Methodologies in Overthrust Areas: Some Examples from Latin America, by N. G. Tilander and R. G. Mitchel; #90951 (1996).

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Abstract: Implications of Slope Failures for the Hydrocarbon System in the Orange Basin, Offshore South Africa, by Gesa Kuhlmann, Rolando di Primio, Dave van der Spuy, and Brian Horsfield; #90078 (2008)

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Modeling Tectonic Structures by Synthetic Seismic Construction: Comparison with Local Fold and Thrust Front Development in the Permian Basin Province

Richard J. Erdlac, Jr., Douglas B. Swift

West Texas Geological Society

... or thrust fault dipping towards the south. Interpretation of the footwall structure suggests the potential of fault traps beneath the hanging wall or against...

New Attributes Illuminate Old Structures on the Central Basin Platform

Charles H. Blumentritt, Kurt J. Marfurt, E. Charlotte Sullivan

West Texas Geological Society

... and northwest of the Fault A-Fault D intersection. More importantly, this figure offers evidence of an alternate interpretation for Faults B and F...

Feasibility of CO2 Storage in Depleted Unconventional Oil and Gas Reservoirs: Capacity, Microscale Mechanism, Injectivity, Fault Stability, and Monitoring

Sheng Peng, Leopoldo Ruiz Maraggi, Shuvajit Bhattacharya, Katy Yut, Timothy P. McMahon, Mahdi Haddad

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... analysis should consider the effect of scCO2 compressibility, permeability, and density on fault reactivation, and CO2 plume migration. Further studies...

Elastic Anisotropy of Source Rocks: Implications for Hydrocarbon Generation and Primary Migration

Lev Vernik , Charles Landis

AAPG Bulletin

...Elastic Anisotropy of Source Rocks: Implications for Hydrocarbon Generation and Primary Migration Lev Vernik , Charles Landis 1996 531 544 80 4...

Inversion History of the West Natuna Basin: Examples from the Cumi-Cumi PSC

D. C. Ginger, W. O. Ardjakusumah, R. J. Hedley, J. Pothecary

Indonesian Petroleum Association

..., K.R., 1991. Sand box experiments of inverted listric and planar fault systems. Tectonophysics, 188, 97-115. Daines, S.R., 1985. Structural History...

Seismic imaging profile noise suppression based on self supervised deep learning: a case study in the Yellow Sea

Qiang Xu

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

... fault structures exacerbates the effect of random noise, as depicted in Figure 3a and 3c. Denoising was performed using the deep learning...

2D Petroleum Systems Modeling of Queen Charlotte Basin, Offshore British Columbia, Canada

Torge K. Schumann, Kristin M. M. Rohr, Michael J. Whiticar

CSPG Bulletin

... highlight the importance of fault zones for migration and potential loss of petroleum through the seafloor. Rich marine Jurassic source rocks (Ghost...

Section 3: Displays of Seismic Sections: The Japan Trench: Line ORI 78-4

Roland von Huene, Raymond Culotta, Noriyuki Nasu, and Yutaka Aoki

AAPG Special Volumes

... the axis of the trench seaward (Nasu et al., 1980; von Huene et al., 1982). SEABEAM bathymetry strengthens this interpretation in showing an irregular...

New Insights into the Deep-Water Otway Basin - Part 1. Integrated Depth Imaging Workflows Unravelling the Subsurface

Si Ying Lee, Bee Jik Lim, Arwindran Anantan, Alexander Karvelas

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

..., with water depths ranging from 25 to 5500 m. Wide-spread carbonates, igneous intrusives and extrusives, in addition to complex fault networks have...

Geologic Hazards in the Long Beach Area

Donald D. Clarke

Pacific Section of AAPG

...” Bulletin 104. Curtis, F., and R. Williams, 1985, Alquist-Priolo Fault Study for a Planned Apartment Building Southwest Corner of Long Beach Boulevard...

Neotectonic Movements and Distribution of Oil and Gas Pools

A. N. Lastochkin

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

... conditions of their formation and distribution. Active fault zones have a great effect on the distribution of gas pools: More often it is negative...

Conditions of Deposition and their Effect on the Character of Distribution of Reservoirs in Productive Horizons of the Samotlor Field

Yu. I. Mar’yenko, I. M. Klimushin, R. A. Abdullin, V. V. Vlasenko, V. N. Seregina

Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature

...Conditions of Deposition and their Effect on the Character of Distribution of Reservoirs in Productive Horizons of the Samotlor Field Yu. I. Mar...

Fullband imaging

Zhengmin Zhang, Jiwei Jia, Geping Fu, Hao Zhang, David Chow, Barry Hung, Ian Anstey, Wai Leong Lai

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... of ghost and the absorption effect of an anelastic earth. The ghost effect is the result of reflections from the surface of the ocean. These reflections...

Diagenesis of Cretaceous Sandstone Reservoirs of the South Gabon Rift Basin, West Africa: Mineralogy, Mass Transfer, and Thermal Evolution: DISCUSSION

Frederic Walgenwitz , Maurice Pagel

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... Petrology, v. 47, p. 482-493. HANOR, J. S., 1980, Dissolved methane in sedimentary brines: potential End_Page 475------------------------ effect...

Lisbon Field - Lessons in Exploration

Kenneth T. Smith, Orley E. Prather

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

..., the northwest-southwesttrending Dolores Arch-Lisbon Valley-Big Flat lineament is associated with this critical original thickness, and separates the fold-fault...

Overcoming Historical Biases: An Integrated Geological and Engineering Assessment of the Coniston Prospect, Exmouth Sub-Basin

N. Smith, C. Dempsey, M. Jackson, J. Preston

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... an interpreted crestal gas cap) increased from 220 MMstb to 550 MMstb in this interpretation, assuming communication across the fault between Novara...

Regional Plate Kinematics: Arm Waving or Underutilized Exploration Tool?, by James Pindell, Lorcan Kennan, and Stephen Barrett, #40064

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Evolution of Belle Isle Salt Dome, Louisiana

Charles A. O'Neill, III

GCAGS Transactions

... have few faults and low sedimentary convergence rates. During both plug stages the salt-sediment interface acted as a vertical circular fault...

Structural Styles and Stratigraphy of the Jeanne d'Arc Basin, Grand Banks of Newfoundland: Chapter 17: North American Margins

A. J. Tankard, H. J. Welsink, W. A. M. Jenkins

AAPG Special Volumes

... structure inspired by Larsen, 1988.) Fig. 7. Effect of extensional stress fields on fault behavior. Principal stress orientations are inferred from well...

The Jurassic Snohvit Gas Field, Hammerfest Basin, Offshore Northern Norway: Chapter 22

A. Linjordet, R. Grung Olsen

AAPG Special Volumes

..., and subsequent reburial. Effect on the Reservoir Fluids Hydrocarbon migration took place in the early Tertiary, before uplift and erosion. During uplift...

Faulting and Petroleum Accumulation at Mexia, Texas

Wallace E. Pratt, F. H. Lahee

AAPG Bulletin

... becomes quite obscure in the latitude of Mexia. But the Mexia fault, in its net effect--for the Mexia fault, like the Balcones, is a zone of faulting...