Welcome to the new Datapages Archives
Datapages has redesigned the Archives with new features. You can search from the home page or browse content from over 40 publishers and societies. Non-subscribers may now view abstracts on all items before purchasing full text. Please continue to send us your feedback at emailaddress.
AAPG Members: Your membership includes full access to the online archive of the AAPG Bulletin. Please login at Members Only. Access to full text from other collections requires a subscription or pay-per-view document purchase.
Welcome to the new Datapages Archives
Search Results > New Search > Revise Search
The AAPG/Datapages Combined Publications Database
Showing 3,937 Results. Searched 200,619 documents.
Modeling the Maturation and Migration of Petroleum: Chapter 5: PETROLEUM GENERATION AND MIGRATION
Alan K. Burnham, Jerry J. Sweeney
AAPG Special Volumes
... considered to be the principal driving force for expulsion. If the source rock is permeable, the pressure gradient is very small and the volume of water...
1991
Pressure Generation and Deflation Mechanisms in Deeply Buried Intra-Salt Reservoirs of the Late Neoproterozoic to Early Cambrian South Oman Salt Basin; #41112 (2012)
Peter A. Kukla, Lars Reuning, Stephan Becker, Janos L. Urai, and Johannes Schoenherr
Search and Discovery.com
...Pressure Generation and Deflation Mechanisms in Deeply Buried Intra-Salt Reservoirs of the Late Neoproterozoic to Early Cambrian South Oman Salt...
2012
Prediction of Natural Gas Composition in Ultradeep Sandstone Reservoirs (1)
COLIN BARKER and NICHOLAS E. TAKACH
AAPG Bulletin
... depth trend from oil to gas in deep basins. Most calculations assume a normal (i.e., hydrostatic) pressure gradient of 0.47 psi/ft (Table 2...
1992
Seal Failure Related to Basin-scale Processes
Christian Hermanrud, Hege M. Nordgrd Bols, Gunn M. G. Teige
AAPG Special Volumes
... to the irreducible water at the top of the reservoir through an (almost) hydrostatic pressure gradient. Such a pressure gradient will be present when the wetting...
2005
Kilometer-scale upward migration of hydrocarbons in geopressured sediments by buoyancy-driven propagation of methane-filled fractures
Jeffrey A. Nunn, Peter Meulbroek
AAPG Bulletin
...). Temperature gradient is 25 degreesC/km. Pressure increases 22.5 MPa/km, which is equivalent to lithostatic pressure for sediments with a density of 2300 kg/m3...
2002
External Casing Packer (ECP) Installation on Cased Hole at Heavy Loss Zone
Ali Fahmi, Ridwan Alfarizi, Rofiq Hermawan, Ariyanto Darmawan, Wingki Harwanto
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... value. This protects the element from over-inflation due to the high hydrostatic pressure that may be present inside the casing at the time of inflation...
2017
Biological Pumping Upwards of the Coarse Fraction of Deep-Sea Sediments
I. N. McCave
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... Pressures Chapman (1950) suggested that the maximum thrust exerted by an animal with a hydrostatic skeleton equals the internal hydrostatic pressure times...
1988
Experimental Deformation of Sedimentary Rocks Under Confining Pressure: Tests at High Temperature
John Handin , Rex V. Hager, Jr.
AAPG Bulletin
...------------------------------ since in the earth some temperature gradient is always associated with the pressure gradient. PREVIOUS WORK More than 50 years ago...
1958
Natural and Induced Fracture Orientation
M. King Hubbert
AAPG Special Volumes
... is about the same at any given depth as that of a hydrostatic column of water extending to the surface of the ground. Below this interval of normal pressure...
1972
Stream Icings in Alaska - Abstract
Kenneson G. Dean
Alaska Geological Society
... in high latitudes and alpine regions. Icings occur during subfreezing temperatures when water, forced by hydrostatic pressure, repeatedly overflows its ice...
1987
Abstract: Permian Infilled Subglacial Gully from Bacchus Marsh Area, Victoria, Australia, by Richard A. Davis, Jr., C. W. Mallett; #90968 (1977).
Search and Discovery.com
1977
The Geological Significance of Abnormal Pressures in Oil and Gas Wells: Abstract
Parke A. Dickey
Tulsa Geological Society
... with pressures substantially higher or lower than normal hydrostatic because the aquifer outcrops at a higher or lower elevation than...
1967
Abstract: Geology of the Basin-Centered Gas Accumulation, Piceance Basin, Colorado
Steve Cumella
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
.... A transition zone of mixed gas- and water-saturated sandstones overlies the continuously gas-saturated interval. Pressure gradients, which can be as high...
2004
3. The Mineralogy of the Funafuti Drill Cores and its Bearing on the Physicochemistry of Dolomite
Robert F. Schmalz
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... to increased hydrostatic pressure, dolomite is the stable phase. Unstable organically precipitated phases, aragonite and high-magnesium calcite, persist...
1956
HANDIL SOUTH GEOMODEL: TRAILBLAZER 3D MODEL TO CAPTURE NEW POOL IN STRATIGRAPHIC TRAP AT HANDIL PERIPHERAL AREA
Dimas Hardita, Aditya Suardiputra, Didiek Bhudy Prabowo, Dendy Surya Fajar, and Fia Adhi Utama
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... at Handil South is trapped stratigraphically, with an East-West channel direction. Reservoir pressure at Handil South remains hydrostatic, despite...
2025
Landslides-Ventura Avenue Oil Field: ABSTRACT
Claude Leach, Henry H. Neel
AAPG Bulletin
... of the formation, increases the weight of the landslide mass, and creates a lifting force due to hydrostatic pressure in the lower part of the slide. The state...
1946
Abstract: Gas-Charging of Latest Pleistocene Shelf-Edge Delta Reservoirs by Possible Dissociation of Gas Hydrate, Northeastern Gulf of Mexico
Harry H. Roberts, Richard H. Fillon
GCAGS Transactions
... cycles typical of the Pleistocene epoch, concomitant reduction in hydrostatic pressure and increase in water temperature periodically occur at the top...
2006
Gas in Gallup and "Tocito" Formations in San Juan Basin, New Mexico: ABSTRACT
Robert P. McNeal, Floyd H. Miller
AAPG Bulletin
... as an example of the trapping capacity of a stratigraphic trap. The sandstone decreases in permeability updip but does not pinch out. Under hydrostatic...
1960
Quantifying Permeability-Controlled Low-Dip, Low-Rate, Oil (Secondary) Migration, by O. Sylta; #90986 (1994).
Search and Discovery.com
1994
Controls of Shallow Gas Accumulations in Low-Permeability Reservoirs of Northern Great Plains: ABSTRACT
Dudley D. Rice
AAPG Bulletin
...) Significant resources (about 100 tcf in place) of natural gas are entrapped in low-permeability, low-pressure reservoirs at depths less than 3,000 ft...
1984
ABSTRACT: Geology of the Basin-Centered Gas Accumulation, Piceance Basin, Colorado, by Cumella, Stephen; #90026 (2004)
Search and Discovery.com
2004
Modeling Potential Scenarios for Induced Seismicity in Arbuckle Group Saline Aquifer in Southern Kansas
Search and Discovery.com
N/A
Origin of Mound-Like Structures on the Outer Continental Shelf Off-Central Israel
Search and Discovery.com
N/A
ABSTRACT: Shallow Gas Systems in Tight Reservoirs on Basin Margins; #90007 (2002)
George W. Shurr
Search and Discovery.com
... beneath glacial drift. Fields are usually near hydrostatic pressure and large quantities of water are co-produced. The northwestern margin...
2002