Finding By-Passed Oil Using the Reservoir Saturation Tool in Lirik, South Sumatra

Bambang Djoko, Nuke Nugraha, Cholid Mas, Yan Sudarmo

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... years. Since this tool has a 3 5/8" outside diameter, tubing string removal before running the log is necessary. This also means a necessity to have...

Using the amplitude spectrum to characterize cable coupling of DAS traces

Jiuxun Yin, Takashi Mizuno, Joel Le Calvez

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

... and periodic noise. While these effects can often be visually identified, automatic detection poses challenges, particularly at field sites where careful...

Subsalt imaging using elastic FWI: A case study from Walker Ridge, Gulf of Mexico

Chirag Parekh, Andrew Stephenson, Juan Perdomo, Claudia Flores, Christopher McMorland, Matt Vander Griend, Austin Boles, Andrew Fuhrmann

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

.... In some cases, these complex elastic effects in the wavefield are compensated by data pre-processing (Calderon O. et al., 2018). However...

A Quantitative Separation of Non-Carbonate Minerals from Carbonate Minerals

John Ellingboe, James Wilson

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... gave data showing the effects of pH, concentration, temperature, and particle size on the solution rate. The purpose of this work...

First Look at Seismic Data from a Towed Dual-Sensor Streamer

Andrew Long, Natasha Hendrick, Rune Tenghamn

Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)

... incorporates all angle~dependent effects, and is not a simple "summation" process. Both the low and high frequency content is significantly boosted after...

Basin Classification and Subsidence Mechanisms: Chapter 6

Charles L. Angevine, Paul L. Heller, Chris Paola

AAPG Special Volumes

... adjustment due to the geometry of bounding normal faults (Braun and Beaumont, 1989; Taber, 1927). We have discussed examples of extensional/thermal...

Osmosis in Argillaceous Rocks: GEOLOGICAL NOTES

Allen Young , Philip F. Low

AAPG Bulletin

... (1947), who called on membrane effects to explain changes in salinity of subsurface waters with depth. Quoting de Sitter, "Once a sediment has acquired...

Time of Hydrocarbon Expulsion, Paradox for Geologists and Geochemists: DISCUSSION

Edwin W. Biederman, Jr.

AAPG Bulletin

... prefers the former explanation. The higher polarity of aromatic hydrocarbons makes their removal from clay-mineral surfaces in the source rock more...

Trenton Formation (Middle Ordovician) of Northwestern Ohio: Possible Target for Petroleum Mining

Ronald D. Stieglitz

AAPG Bulletin

... of longstanding concern is that of more efficient and complete energy resource extraction. Generally, removal of a larger percentage of a fossil fuel not only...

Gleaning Meaningful Information from Seismic Attributes

Search and Discovery.com

..., the input seismic data needs to be optimally processed. The term ‘optimally’ essentially means that any or all distortion effects, whether near...

Abstract: The Potential of Heavily And Severely Biodegraded Oils to be Partly Upgraded During High Temperature Thermal Recovery Conditions; #90171 (2013)

Norka Marcano, Barry Bennett, Thomas Oldenburg, Haiping Huang, and Steve Larter

Search and Discovery.com

... and biodegradation rate1. Biodegradation causes systematic changes in the chemistry of the oil due to the preferential removal of the lighter compounds...

Impact of Broadband Seismic on Quantitative Interpretation Workflows; #41450 (2014)

Eivind Dhelie, Cyrille Reiser, Tim Bird, Euan Anderson

Search and Discovery.com

... the removal of both the source and the receiver ghosts in a single seismic acquisition solution. In this paper, we review some of the overall benefits offered...

Predicting the Rate of Penetration in Percussive Drilling by Finite Elements Simulation; #42221 (2018)

Timo Saksala

Search and Discovery.com

...) in the drill bit to penetrate into the rock. The penetration results in material removal through direct fragmentation of the rock beneath the buttons and, more...

The Art of Maturity Modeling, Part 1: Finding a Satisfactory Geologic Model (1)

DOUGLAS W. WAPLES, HIROMI KAMATA, and MASAHIRO SUIZU

AAPG Bulletin

... the model. Once a plausible set of input values for these parameters has been established, paleoheat flow and amounts of erosional removal are deduced...

An Overview of Oil Field Waste Disposal Methods as They Relate to Ground-Water Quality in the Southern San Joaquin Valley, California

Thomas W. Crosby, Herman Schymiczek

Pacific Section of AAPG

...-SEG, p. 360-322. Mitchell, D.C., 1989, The effects of oilfield operations on underground sources of drinking water in Kern County; California...

Selected Studies in High-Angle Hole Cleaning

Mario Zamora, Paul Hanson

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... 23-26. 5. Seeberger, M.H., Matlock, R.W. and Hanson, P.M.: "Oil Muds in Large-Diameter, Highly Deviated Wells: Solving the Cuttings Removal Problem...

Dynamics of Stream Flow and Environmental Control

Krishna K. Misra

Tulsa Geological Society

... of years. Examples of such occurrences are numerous and to observe the devastating effects on land one has simply to look around his own neighborhood...

An Overview of Oil Field Waste Disposal Methods as They Relate to Ground-Water Quality in the Southern San Joaquin Valley, California

Thomas W. Crosby, Herman Schymiczek

Pacific Section SEPM

... fertilization, application of herbicides and pesticides, and concentration of salts. This paper will discuss the effects of oil field practices...

A Natural Environmental Information and Impact Assessment System

Peter G. Rowe, Joel L. Gevirtz, Phil Weichert

GCAGS Transactions

..., Washington, D.C. End_of_Record - Last_Page 163------- With mounting concern over the effects on natural systems of land-use activity, it has become...

Migration from Source to Trap: Chapter 3: PETROLEUM GENERATION AND MIGRATION

William A. England, Alastair L. Mann, David M. Mann

AAPG Special Volumes

...), then water washing may occur. Again, systematic alteration takes place, mainly via selective removal of more water-soluble material. These effects...

Recognizing Non-Steady-State Weathering Conditions In Ancient Submarine Fan Systems: Correcting For K-Metasomatism Reveals A Late Cretaceous Non-Steady-State Weathering Regime, Point Loma Formation, Southwestern California, U.S.A.

Marcelo Azevedo, Jason R. Parizek, Heather N. Webb, Kristen N. Dennis, Matthew T. Dorsey, Nicole C. Fenton, Craig M. Hall, Gary H. Girty

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

..., the rate of removal of the exposed weathering zone is balanced by the rate of generation of mineralogically identical material through chemical weathering...

Taphonomic effects of high temperature on avian eggshell

Jennifer D. Janssen, G. William Mutch, snd James L. Hayward

PALAIOS

...Taphonomic effects of high temperature on avian eggshell Jennifer D. Janssen, G. William Mutch, snd James L. Hayward PALAIOS, 2011, v. 26, p. 658–664...

Experience in Float Over Integrated Deck - Design and Installation

J. H. Sigrist

Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)

... support), capability of the jacks to allow rapid ram retraction prior to barge removal (after deck mating on jacket), capability of the jacks...

Geomorphology of East-Central Nevada

Richard L. Threet

Utah Geological Association

..., normal or reverse. Only geomorphic criteria (Blackwelder, 1928) are valid in deciding whether a scarp in the vicinity of a fault zone is a fault scarp...

Effects Of Drying Techniques On Grain-Size Analyses of Fine-Grained Sediment

Leslie Keiser, Gerilyn S. Soreghan, Young Ji Joo

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

...Effects Of Drying Techniques On Grain-Size Analyses of Fine-Grained Sediment Leslie Keiser, Gerilyn S. Soreghan, Young Ji Joo 2014 893 896 Vol. 84...