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October Field: The Latest Giant under Development in Egypt's Gulf of Suez: Chapter 15
Jeffrey J. Lelek, David B. Shepherd, Denise M. Stone, A. Shawky Abdine
AAPG Special Volumes
... under evaluation. In 1989, another productive Nubia fault trap was discovered in the North October area. The GS 172-1 well (now labeled the vertical...
1992
Fault-Fracture Diagenesis of Lower Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms, UK-Potential Analogues for Giant Carbonate Reservoirs of the Caspian Region?, #30158 (2011)
Cathy Hollis, Alanna Juerges
Search and Discovery.com
...Fault-Fracture Diagenesis of Lower Carboniferous Carbonate Platforms, UK-Potential Analogues for Giant Carbonate Reservoirs of the Caspian Region...
2011
Structure of the South-Eastern Nechako Basin, British Columbia: Results of Seismic Interpretation and First-Arrival Tomographic Inversion; #10717 (2015)
Nathan Hayward, Andrew Calvert
Search and Discovery.com
... the Eocene, when there was a shift to a dextral transtensional regime (Price, 1994) with accompanying volcanism. The basin is bounded by the Cretaceous...
2015
Oil-saturated MississippianPennsylvanian Sandstones of South-central Kentucky
Michael T. May
AAPG Special Volumes
... of the Pennyrile fault zone, reflect tensile stress as the most important regime but also possessing an element of left-lateral shear. The tensional...
2013
Petroleum Exploration Possibilities in Northwestern Nevada
Ronald Willden
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... surely underlie Desert Valley and the Black Rock Desert should be as suitable for reservoir rocks as are those found in the Eagle Springs and Trap...
1979
Jurassic Trend of South Texas
E. Gerald Rolf
Bulletin of South Texas Geological Society
...). A fisherman’s clue as to what depth to fish in. Figure 5. Smackover Second, Smackover fault trap statistics suggest that you want to be closer than...
1995
The Jurassic Trend of South Texas
Gerald Rolf
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
...: structures below 16,000 to 18,000 feet may have non-reservoir, open-marine, deep-water facies (Figure 5). Second, Smackover fault trap statistics...
1995
AAPG Annual Meeting, May 11-14, 2003 - Salt Lake City, Utah, - AAPG, #90013 (2003)
Search and Discovery.com
2003
THE SANLUIS UPLIFT,COLORADO AND NEW MEXICO AN ENIGMA OF THE ANCESTRAL ROCKIES
D.L. Baars. G.M. Stevenson
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... the San Luis uplift is a separate distinctive structural complex formed from an earlier wrench fault system located southwest of the true Uncompahgre...
1984
Seismic Reflection Expression and Tectonic Significance of Late Cretaceous Extensional Faulting of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin in Southern Alberta
Sophie Lemieux
CSPG Bulletin
... are spaced regularly (~11 to 15 km apart), and occur as far as 140 km to the east of the triangle zone in a westerly downflexed basin. Two distinct fault...
1999
Tectonic Development and Hydrocarbon Potential Offshore Troms, Northern Norway
T. Sund, O. Skarpnes, L. Norgard Jensen, R. M. Larsen
AAPG Special Volumes
... complex. There are, however, no larger structures in a favorable setting to trap migrated hydrocarbons in the Ringvassoy-Loppa Fault Complex. Long...
1986
South Atlantic: The Bigger Picture
Hermann Lebit, Jeff Tilton, Sriram Arasanipalai, Pascal Ollagnon
GEO ExPro Magazine
.... In evaporite sequence (LES) and largely restricted environments, the continental fault architecture. lacks the post-salt Albian carbonates. break-up...
2019
Northeast Thompsonville Field, South Texas: Key to Future Exploration for Downdip Wilcox Production?
Leighton F. Young, Jr.
AAPG Bulletin
... seismic surveys conducted in the area prior to the drilling of the first well. Early drilling proved that the major down-to-the-east fault controlling...
1966
Vermilion Creek Basin Area, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, and Moffat County, Colorado
Victor B. Gras
Wyoming Geological Association
... fault. Structure As shown on the accompanying map, there are six anticlines within the Vermilion Creek Basin. These are Hiawatha, Sugar Loaf, Canyon...
1955
Petroleum Geology of Offshore Da Nang, Central Vietnam
Hoang Ngoc Dang, Chris Sladen
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... and hanging wall fault closures are the main trap types present in the untested Tri Ton Rift Province. Submarine fans, feeder channels and progradation...
1997
MORROW COUNTY, OHIO "REVISITED":INTEGRATING GEOLOGY AND SEISMIC DATA TO LOCATE HYDROCARBONS IN AN OVERWORKED REGION
Jerry Blaxton, Integrity Geophysical Services, Mt. Pleasant, MI
Ohio Geological Society
... dolomite ("Trempealeau"). It is situated on a basement fault block-supported anticline with relatively thick "Glenwood...
1996
Conditions and Time of Formation of Pools of the Aleksandrov Zone of Oil-Gas Accumulation of East Kuban
T. A. Botneva, G. A. Aleksin
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
... structure (2). This pool, which occurs on the south, down-thrown block, is in contact with a fault. See Fig. 1. The structure trap controls the pool just up...
1965
Tectonic Features of the Northwestern Maverick Basin
Matt Gose
South Texas Geological Society Special Publications
.... Nicholas and Wadell (1989) characterize the structure as a deeply eroded fault-bounded basement structure where the overthrust sheets have possibly been...
1991
Predicting Realistic Natural Fracture Distributions Using Structural Modelling - Best Practice Workflows for Evaluating Prospects and Targeting Sweet Spots in Unconventional Reservoirs
Euan Macaulay, Cathal Reilly, Hugh Anderson, Heike Broichhausen, Alan Vaughan, Roddy Muir, Colin Dunlop
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... and Fault Response Modelling to generate attributes, which are expected to correlate with fracture intensity. In the second workflow, we describe how...
2016
Pliocene-Pleistocene Diastrophism of Santa Monica and San Pedro Shelves, California Continental Borderland
Thomas R. Nardin, Thomas L. Henyey
AAPG Bulletin
... regime is the presence of a component of convergence across the fault (Garfunkel, 1966). Convergence can result from either a difference in the direction...
1978
Stratigraphic-Lithologic Oil and Gas Pools in the Jiyang Depression, China
Shaui Defu, Qian Kai, Song Yongshen, Ge Rong
Circum Pacific Council Publications
... of the North China Platform. Because the fault blocks rose in the south and dropped down to the north during subsidence, the depression appears to have...
1989
New Interpretations of Northwest Colorado Geology
Donald S. Stone
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
...-trendingdeformational features of the Uintas date from Archean time, and that there is evidence for both normal and reverse fault movements through time, beginning...
1986
HYDROCARBON GENERATION AND CHARGING OCTOBER FIELD, GULF OF SUEZ, EGYPT
M. A. El-Ghamri, I.C. Warburton and S.D. Burley&
Journal of Petroleum Geology
... to charge in the Nubian Sandstone reservoir in the westernmost fault block of the October field, whilst to the west they charge the small trap downdip...
2002
Structural Inheritance for the Laramide, Central Montana Uplift: A Wrench-Fault Tectonic Model Related to Proterozoic Orogenesis in the Foreland of the North American Cordillera; #30676 (2021)
Jeffrey Bader
Search and Discovery.com
...Structural Inheritance for the Laramide, Central Montana Uplift: A Wrench-Fault Tectonic Model Related to Proterozoic Orogenesis in the Foreland...
2021
Microseismic Bedding-Plane Slip Theory [Requires] a Very Slippery Slope or a Very Large SHmax
Orlando J.Teran, Michael P. Thornton
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... plane is then calculated for a range of bedding dips with negligible cohesion. In a stress regime where the maximum principal stress is vertical...
2019