Identification of Fluid Movement in the Formation and Behind Casing Through the Use of Thermal and Acoustic Energy from Production Logs

Jose González, Alejandro Linares, Jairo Pérez, Alexander Castro, Virginia Mayorga, Danelys Bernal Correa, Juan Marin, Mario Ardila Moreno, Diego Rodriguez, Jose Vasquez

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

.... Initially, the spectral noise, Doppler, DTS, and DAS logs are processed to generate noise spectrum maps and determine the acoustic energy within...

ABSTRACT: Mid-Cretaceous Eustatic Sea Level Fall: Magnitude and Timing in Gulf of Mexico, by Richard C. Vierbuchen, Michael A. Oestmann, and Stephen M. Greenlee; #91038 (2010)

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Abstract: Interpreting Microseismicity Generated by Hydraulic Stimulation: Is Surface Monitoring Biased Towards Specific Source Mechanisms?; #90319 (2018)

Pierre Roux

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... capture the seismicity above a given magnitude level (the magnitude of completeness). While it is well-known that borehole arrays, due to their very...

Carbon dioxide storage resource assessment of Cretaceous- and Jurassic-age sandstones in the Atlantic offshore region of the northeastern United States

Isis Fukai, Laura Keister, Priya Ravi Ganesh, Lydia Cumming, Will Fortin, and Neeraj Gupta

Environmental Geosciences (DEG)

...://www.onepetro.org/conference-paper/OTC-21995-MS. Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum, 2007, Estimation of CO2 storage capacity in geological media: Phase...

TAPHONOMIC PATHWAYS IN VERTEBRATE FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES ILLUSTRATED BY A BOVINE MASS DROWNING EVENT

JASON R. MOORE, DAVID J. VARRICCHIO

PALAIOS

... expressed spectrum of bone modification in fluvial systems, strongly controlled by the magnitude of transport energy to which bone assemblages...

Low-Permeability Rocks, Capillary Seals, and Pressure Compartment Boundaries in the Cretaceous Section of the Powder River Basin

Zun Sheng Jiao, Ronald C. Surdam

Wyoming Geological Association

... with unconformity and Cretaceous shales will be orders of magnitude more effective as an overpressured media than in a single-phase (water) fluid flow...

Relative Importance of Processes That Govern the Generation of Particulate Hyperpycnal Flows

M. Felix, J. Peakall, W.D. McCaffrey

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... it by several orders of magnitude. The other processes are relatively secondary but can all reduce the critical concentration by about one order...

LNG Overview

W. R. Partridge

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... will be developed. Following this phase, the detailed engineering proceeds and orders are placed for the equipment. LNG projects are of such magnitude...

Transition Zone Drilling in Tunu Field (Total Indonesie): A Case Study

T. A. Syamlan, Djoko Minto, Darto Sayogyo, J. C. Dubroca

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... instruction for pressure evaluation in the Mahakam delta, ver 1, TOTAL - Paris. 3. KF note de service, 1994, 8.1/2"phase TD on TUNU wells, TOTAL...

Chapter Three: Structural Interpretation

Alistair R. Brown

AAPG Special Volumes

... slice can thus, in a sense, be regarded as a thick time slice. However, the surface slice displays one data phase only over that thickness, in contrast...

Relation of Methane Generation to Undercompacted Shales, Shale Diapirs, and Mud Volcanoes

Hollis D. Hedberg

AAPG Bulletin

... of the development of a second phase (gas) in the pore fluid. Because of the unstable, semifluid nature of methane-charged undercompacted muds or shales...

Structural Fabrics, Mineralization, and Laramide Kinematics of the Idaho Springs-Ralston Shear Zone, Colorado Mineral Belt and Central Front Range Uplift

Jonathan Saul Caine, Eric P. Nelson, Steven T. Beach, Paul W. Layer

Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists

... and frictional wear (Sibson, 1986). Rather the IRSZ is a zone of relatively high ductile strain, although the magnitude(s) of strain within the zone have...

DEPOSITIONAL CONSTRAINTS ON THE LOWER CRETACEOUS STIKES QUARRY DINOSAUR SITE: UPPER YELLOW CAT MEMBER, CEDAR MOUNTAIN FORMATION, UTAH

JAMES I. KIRKLAND, EDWARD L. SIMPSON, DONALD D. DeBLIEUX, SCOTT K. MADSEN, EMILY BOGNER, NEIL E. TIBERT

PALAIOS

... of the Utahraptor-bearing sandstone mass is the modern erosion surface. The Utahraptor lens contains a spectrum of different sized Utahraptor skeletons...

Model for Sandstone-Carbonate "Cyclothems" Based on Upper Member of Morgan Formation (Middle Pennsylvanian) of Northern Utah and Colorado

Steven G. Driese , R. H. Dott, Jr.

AAPG Bulletin

... and Permian time. One depositional phase employs virtually instantaneous transgression, followed by dominantly progradational subtidal carbonate-shelf...

Inherited Grain-Rimming Clays in Sandstones from Eolian and Shelf Environments: Their Origin and Control on Reservoir Properties

Michael D. Wilson

Special Publications of SEPM

... spectrum iron in both this and the area X ray EDX analysis for the shown in D is virtually identical previous spectrum may primarily occur...

Shallow shear wave velocity estimation through the ground stiffness and viscosity

Zhouhong Wei, Rong Wang

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

... the transfer function clearly, equation 1 is depicted graphically in Figure 2. A detailed description on the magnitude ratio is given by Wei et al. (2010...

Evaluation of possible gas microseepage mechanisms

Alton Brown

AAPG Bulletin

... of this mechanism and of continuous gas-phase flow in frac tures. The gas-bubble ascent mechanism is much slower than re ported microseepage velocities, so...

Different Flow Behaviors of Low-Pressure and High-Pressure CO2 in Shales

Bao Jia, Jyun-Syung Tsau, Reza Barati

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... properties differ significantly from other types of gas in shale reservoirs. Its adsorption and apparent permeability all decline markedly across the phase...

Wave Climate Effects Upon Changing Barrier Island Morphology, Kouchibouguac Bay, New Brunswick

Edward Bryant

Atlantic Geology

... and sub­ sequent barrier accretion. These large scale, plan form changes may have been initiated by low frequency, high magnitude events. Such events...

Lateral Offsets and Revised Dates of Large Prehistoric Earthquakes at Pallett Creek, Southern California

Kerry E. Sieh

Pacific Section of AAPG

.... Thus, all of these events represent major and probably great earthquakes accompanied by lengthy fault ruptures and earthquakes of large magnitude...

Detection of Deep Formation "Damage"

M. Lebourg, A. T. Campbell Jr., E. J. Witterholt

Tulsa Geological Society

... the zone and made a commercial producer. At the other end of the spectrum, however, similar data, particularly low recovery, may be noted on a drill...

A Field Method for Determining the Firmness of Colonized Sediment Substrates

Murray K. Gingras , S. George Pemberton

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... of infauna moving on and through the sediment for diverse purposes. At the other end of the spectrum, hardground fauna live in hollowed-out living spaces...

ABSTRACT: Analysis of Horizontal Bakken Development

Jim Artindale

Montana Geological Society

.... This final part summarizes reservoir and production studies, which help to clarify the magnitude and potential of the Bakken reservoir...

ABSTRACT: Analysis of Horizontal Bakken Development*

Jim Artindale

Montana Geological Society

.... Reservoir and production studies help to clarify the magnitude and potential of the Bakken reservoir. Although there is substantial...

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