Environmental Site Assessment and Location Criteria for Rig to Reef Decommissioning in Offshore Oil and Gas: A Case Study in the Coastal Areas of Dki Jakarta and West Java, Indonesia

Rokhmad Khabibi, Mujahid Sukarno, Rima Amelia Syaraswati, Irmi Nur Aini

Indonesian Petroleum Association

...Environmental Site Assessment and Location Criteria for Rig to Reef Decommissioning in Offshore Oil and Gas: A Case Study in the Coastal Areas of Dki...

An Interesting Example of a Survey of a Deep Bore Hole

F. S. Hudson, N. L. Taliaferro

AAPG Bulletin

..., the angle of deviation from the vertical changing from an average of 1° 22^prime to 5° 43^prime. Station 46 is at 4,136 feet depth, and this point...

Normal Geothermal Gradient in United States: DISCUSSION

Alfred C. Lane

AAPG Bulletin

... that an effect upon the isotherms would be produced according as such diagenetic reactions absorbed heat and were endothermic or gave out heat and were...

Improving fault resolution from multiple angle stacks by latent feature analysis with deep learning

Fan Jiang, Konstantin Osypov

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

...Improving fault resolution from multiple angle stacks by latent feature analysis with deep learning Fan Jiang, Konstantin Osypov Improving fault...

Engineering Geology of Jordanelle Dam and Reservoir Bonneville Unit, Central Utah Project, Utah

Gary Dow

Utah Geological Association

... was then excavated, at tunnel elevation, from the intersection of the upstream LLOW tunnel and the chamber (LLOW station 9+56) to the location where the SLOW enters...

Uncertainty in Surface Microseismic Monitoring; #41258 (2013)

Mike Mueller, Michael Thornton, and Leo Eisner

Search and Discovery.com

... at surface. While borehole monitoring schemes typically rely on detection of events in the recorded traces followed by event location, the reduced signal...

Earthquake Hazards of Southwestern Utah

Gary E. Christenson, Susan J. Nava

Utah Geological Association

... region probably have a location accuracy of ± 3 km (2 mi), but errors as large as ± 10 km (6 mi) cannot be ruled out for those events occurring...

Fracture Traces and Joints in Central Pennsylvania: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

Laurence H. Lattman , Richard H. Matzke

AAPG Bulletin

... changes direction so as to maintain a constant angle (52°) with the regional structural trend. It is concluded that in areas of strong folding...

Basin Evaluation Using Burial History Calculations: an Overview

T. M. Guidish , C. G. St. C. Kendall , I. Lerche , D. J. Toth , R. F. Yarzab

AAPG Bulletin

... of the effect of the attraction of mountain-masses as disturbing the apparent astronomical latitude of station of geodetic surveys: Philosophical Transactions...

Evaluation of the Wettability Variation of Shales by Drop Shape Analysis Approach

Hamid Sharifigaliuk, Syed Mohammad Mahmood, Eswaran Padmanabhan

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... and physical properties of the rock surface may significantly change the measured contact angle of a liquid phase. Usually, the most significant effect...

Sedimentary and Tectonic Evolution of a Trench-Slope Basin in the Nankai Subduction Zone of Southwest Japan

Michael B. Underwood, Gregory F. Moore, Asahiko Taira, Adam Klaus, Moyra E.J. Wilson, Christopher L. Fergusson, Satoshi Hirano, Joan Steurer, LEG Shipboard Scientific Party

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., S., 2000, Western Nankai Trough seismogenic zone: Results from a wide-angle ocean bottom seismic survey: Journal of Geophysical Research, v. 105, p...

Abstract: Uncertainty in Surface Microseismic Monitoring; #90187 (2014)

Michael Thornton, Mike Mueller, and Leo Eisner

Search and Discovery.com

... at surface. While borehole monitoring schemes typically rely on detection of events in the recorded traces followed by event location, the reduced signal...

An Overview of Historical and Contemporary Seismicity in Central Utah

Walter J. Arabasz, Relu Burlacu, Kristine L. Pankow

Utah Geological Association

... epicentral solution based on a scheme similar to that used by Arabasz and others (2005, table 2). The location errors of the focus or hypocenter...

Applications and Limitations of Dip Shooting

E. E. Rosaire and Joseph L. Adler

AAPG Bulletin

... be due to unusual structural conditions on the traverses concerned, such as terracing between dip points or faulting, or to gross personal errors. he...

Controls on Carbonate Mineral Accumulation in Bahamian Basins and Adjacent Atlantic Ocean Sediments

Andre W. Droxler, John W. Morse, William A. Kornicker

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

.... 1651-1661. MILLERO, F. J., 1982, The effect of pressure on the solubility of minerals in water and seawater. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta, v. 46, p...

Paleocurrent Trend Analysis of a Delta in the Bjorne Formation (Lower Triassic) of Northwestern Melville Island, Arctic Archipelago

F. P. Agterberg, L. V. Hills, H. P. Trettin

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... exception, the declinations obtained lay within a sector of 15 degrees, and most within sector of 10 degrees. Errors in determining true north would...

The Influencing Factors on the Polarizing Angle of Array Laterolog Curves

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Part III: Hydrogeology of the Yucatan

William Back

New Orleans Geological Society

..., W., and B. B. Hanshaw, 1983, Effect of sea-level fluctuations on porosity and mineralogic changes in coastal aquifers: U.S. Geol. Survey Circular 822...

Reliability of Glauconite for Age Measurement by K-Ar and Rb-Sr Methods

P. M. Hurley , R. F. Cormier , J. Hower , H. W. Fairbairn , W. H. Pinson, Jr.

AAPG Bulletin

... that the effect of minor amounts of interlayered authigenic muscovite phases in glauconite would not be significant because the age values shown...

North Brazilian Ridge and Adjacent Continental Margin

Dennis E. Hayes , Maurice Ewing

AAPG Bulletin

.... long.). Part of traverse is shown enlarged at top; arrow indicates approximate location of JOIDES drill sites 25-25A. Sonobuoy wide-angle reflection...

Basin Formation in the Nias Area of the Sumatra Forearc, Western Indonesia

John Milsom, Baizar Sain, J. Sipahutar

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

.... The cooling effect may be less significant if the subducting lithosphere is young, as where active spreading centres or leaky transforms are subducted...

Bioremediation of Oil-Contaminated Soils by Stimulating Indigenous Microbes

D. L. Williams, K. D. Kriel, G. A. Stewart, R. C. Hulse, J. E. Holsomback, Jr., J. R. Stewart

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

... at one location; tilling at 18 in was necessary and remediation took 19 weeks longer than the surface remediation of 56 weeks. As revealed by gas...

Regional Variability of Beach and Foredune Characteristics Along the Texas Gulf Coast Barrier System

Gerald L. Shideler, Karen P. Smith

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... diagrams showing the distributions of cross-bedding dip angle and azimuth at each sample station: x = values of mean dip angle and mean azimuth vector, N...

Interpretation of 3-D Data in Delineating a Subunconformity Trap in Block 34/10, Norwegian North Sea

G. T. Saeland, G. S. Simpson

AAPG Special Volumes

... Block." However, the large structural relief and obvious high-angle unconformity led to some doubt as to whether the good reservoir rocks found Fig. 1...

The Response of Suspended Particulate Material to Upwelling and Downwelling Events in Southern Lake Michigan

Chang-Hee Lee , Nathan Hawley

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... resuspension. Similar findings were reported by Hawley and Murthy (1995) from a station in Lake Ontario located in 65 m of water. Thus, although bottom...