Deposition of the Morrison Formation (Jurassic), Northern Tobacco Root Mountains, Montana with Evidence against Recurrent Movement along the Willow Creek Fault Zone

Andrew E. Malone, Lee J. Suttner

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... Creek Fault Zone Andrew E. Malone, Lee J. Suttner Deposition of the Morrison Formation (Jurassic), Northern Tobacco Root Mountains, Montana...

Three-dimensional fault geometries and interactions within experimental models of multiphase extension

Martha Oliver Withjack, Alissa A. Henza, and Roy W. Schlische

AAPG Bulletin

..., How do the properties of a pre-existing normal-fault population develop during a subsequent phase of extension?: Journal of Structural Geology, v. 33...

Reactivation of an obliquely rifted margin, Campos and Santos basins, southeastern Brazil

Peter R. Cobbold, Kristian E. Meisling, Van S. Mount

AAPG Bulletin

... effective seal. In this section, we examine the various ways in which the salt seal may be interrupted or broken by postrift activity. We also consider how...

Mineralogical, Geochemical (REE), and Isotopic (K-Ar, Rb-Sr, d18O) Evolution of the Clay Minerals from Faulted, Carbonate-rich, Passive Paleomargin of Southeastern Massif Central, France

Norbert Clauer , Francis Weber , Francois Gauthier-Lafaye , Theofilos Toulkeridis , , Jean-Pierre Sizun

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... minerals progressively modified during burial, (2) to what extent do subsurface fluid flows in a fault system affect these diagenetic signatures...

Methods Used, and Experience Gained, in Exploration for New Oil and Gas Fields in Highly Explored (Mature) Areas

Michel T. Halbouty

AAPG Bulletin

... and where and how they can be found. As a result, geologists and geophysicists are now less inclined to condemn areas or new concepts than were our...

Growth Architecture, Faulting, and Karstification of a Middle Miocene Carbonate Platform, Luconia Province, Offshore Sarawak, Malaysia

Volker C. Vahrenkamp, Frank David, Peter Duijndam, Mark Newall, Paul Crevello

AAPG Special Volumes

... the platform proper, where Zone Z2a is apparently not pervasively fractured, the karst could not grow upward except in a few localized fault zones (Figure...

Petroleum in the Zagros Basin: A Late Tertiary Foreland Basin Overprinted onto the Outer Edge of a Vast Hydrocarbon-Rich Paleozoic-Mesozoic Passive-Margin Shelf: Chapter 11

Z. R. Beydoun, M. W. Hughes Clarke, R. Stoneley

AAPG Special Volumes

.... 531-539. Koch, R. D., and G. D. Taylor, 1968, How Iran Consortium drillers finally and successfully killed M.I.S. gas leak: Oil and Gas International v...

Late Cenozoic Tectonics of the East Ventura Basin, Transverse Ranges, California

Robert S. Yeats, Gary J. Huftile, Leonard T. Stitt

AAPG Bulletin

... Mountains as well as the south-verging Mission Hills-Granada Hills and Northridge Hills fault zones. Barron, J. A., 1976, Marine diatom...

Correlation of Pinnacles and Neenach Volcanic Formations and Their Bearing on San Andreas Fault Problem

Vincent Matthews, III

AAPG Bulletin

...Correlation of Pinnacles and Neenach Volcanic Formations and Their Bearing on San Andreas Fault Problem Vincent Matthews, III 1976 2128 2141 60 12...

From Regional Maturity to Local Prospect Charge: How Basin and Play-Level Processes Affect Charge Volume and Value at the Prospect Scale

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Detailed petroleum system insights using deep learning: A case study from the Scarborough Gas Field, offshore Australia

Scotty Salamoff, Julian Chenin, Benjamin Lartigue, Nguyen Phan, Paul Endresen

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

... regional seal inference (blue). Finally, we can see how hydrocarbons leaked-off through the shallow faults to create shallow gas anomalies (purple...

E. McKenzie Taylor's Genesis of Petroleum and Coal as Applied to Fruitvale Field, California: DISCUSSION

Hoyt S. Gale, C. S. Scofield

AAPG Bulletin

.... In addition to offering an explanation as to how sedimentary deposits may form an impermeable cap or seal over submerged deposits of organic matter...

Chapter 21 - Diagenesis: Deformation Features

Dana S. Ulmer-Scholle, Peter A. Scholle, Juergen Schieber, Robert J. Raine

AAPG Special Volumes

... or fault zones, and it can greatly complicate determination of original fabric and texture, including even such basic properties as grain size and sorting...

Raccoon Bend Oil Field Austin County, Texas

L. P. Teas , Charis R. Miller

AAPG Special Volumes

... surface features ranging from 500 to 1,500 feet north of the largest fault (normal and downthrown toward the south) expressed by subsurface data...

Gold (Hydrogen) Rush: Risks and Uncertainties in Exploring for Naturally Occurring Hydrogen

Linda Stalker, Asrar Talukder, Julian Strand, Matthew Josh, Mohinudeen Faiz

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

... and the timing of how sources may be juxta­ posed against zones that may allow accumulation (i.e. res­ ervoir intervals and sealing units) is critical...

Heluma and King Mountain Fields: Backthrusted Structures Upton County, Texas

John M. Turmelle

West Texas Geological Society

... drive homogenous reservoir were too simplistic. Restrictive zones within the Ellenburger can inhibit effective drainage. Kerans (1990) explained how...

Morphology of the Casper Mountain uplift and related, subsidiary structures, central Wyoming: Implications for Laramide kinematics, dynamics, and crustal inheritance

Donald S. Stone

AAPG Bulletin

... the northeastern border of the Wind River basin. Later phase, incremental, Laramide displacements occurred along both fault zones: left-oblique slip...

Frontier Areas and Exploration Techniques: Geopressured Geothermal Energy in the South-Central United States: Frontier Areas and Exploration Techniques

Paul H. Jones

Houston Geological Society

.... Geologists Mem. 4, pp. 378-385. Fertl, W. H., and D. J. Timko, 1972, How downhole temperatures, pressures affect drilling: World Oil, vol. 175, 8 pts...

Fluid Flow, Pore Pressure, Wettability, and Leakage in Mudstone Cap Rocks

Andrew C. Aplin, Steve R. Larter

AAPG Special Volumes

... altered by leakage of petroleum, and how does this affect the way we assess seal capacity? (4) How do we define relative permeability curves...

Consideration of Geologic Conditions in Optimizing a Tunnel and Ocean Outfall Alignment within the Los Angeles Basin, California, by David M. Sackett, Thomas W. McNeilan, and Calvin G. Jin, #80008 (2007).

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Stable Isotopic Evidence of Vertical Hydrocarbon Microseepage, Little Buffalo Basin Oil Field, Bighorn Basin, Wyoming

Bobby H. Bammel, C. Page Chamberlain, Richard W. Birnie

West Texas Geological Society

...′), Muddy (2050′) and Frontier (1220′) Cretaceous reservoirs. No crude oil has been produced out of the Cretaceous zones. Apache Corporation operates...

Abstract: An Integrated View of the Petrology, Sedimentology, and Sequence Stratigraphy of the Wolfcamp Formation, Delaware Basin, Texas

Michelle Thompson, Jenn Pickering, Patricio Desjardins, Brian Driskill

Houston Geological Society Bulletin

.... The sequence stratigraphic approach improves the lateral and vertical predictability of sweet spots and the zones/areas to stay away from, which...

Abstract: Hydrothermal Fluid and Significant in Exploration and Ore Genesis

Charles Makoundi

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... in subglacial channel size can affect the water depth and pressure of the surrounding drainage system up to 100 km on either side of the primary...

Abstract: Radio-Echo Sounding (RES) Profiling and Numerical Modelling

Muhammad Hafeez Jeofry

Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)

... in subglacial channel size can affect the water depth and pressure of the surrounding drainage system up to 100 km on either side of the primary...

Abstract: Characterization of Tars in Deep Water Gulf of Mexico: Applications to Drilling and Understanding Petroleum System Mechanisms, by S. Teerman and R. Hwang; #90090 (2009).

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