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Abstract: Shoreline Changes of the Mississippi Barrier Islands and Related Processes 1847-1973
Lynn P. Malbrough , Thomas H. Waller
GCAGS Transactions
... a 125 year time period (1847--1973) indicate maximum rates of accretion (16 to 125 feet per year) that were generally recorded on the western ends...
1977
Abstract: Texas Alternative Energy Resources
Charles G. Groat
West Texas Geological Society
... pace. The primary use is fueling mine-mouth electric power plants. Production has increased from 4 million tons per year in 1970 to 12 million tons...
1978
ABSTRACT: Redevelopment of the Deep Tuscaloosa Gas Trend: A 3-D Seismic Case History of Judge Digby Field, Pointe Coupee Parish, Louisiana
David Wright
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... of 18 million cubic feet of gas per day (MMCF/D) and 460 barrels of condensate. This well marked a new phase in Amoco's continuing successful...
1998
Cordona Lake (San Angelo)
M. A. Guinan
West Texas Geological Society
... up dip. Gulf No.838 W. N. Waddell et al, 2100 ft SW of the discovery well, on potential test showed CAOF 31 MMCF per day from pay 3608-25 feet, which...
1982
Pavillion Gas Field
T. K. Bjorklund
Wyoming Geological Association
... cubic feet of gas. Twenty-four wells are presently producing nearly 30 million cubic feet of gas per day. Exploration and Development In 1953, Gulf Oil...
1978
Abstract: The Lower Tuscaloosa Trend of South-Central Louisiana: "You ain't seen nothing till you've seen the Tuscaloosa
Carlo C. Christina, Ken G. Martin
GCAGS Transactions
... Plantation, located approximately 12 mi northwest of Baton Rouge. This well tested gas at the rate of 20 million cubic feet per day from a Tuscaloosa sand...
1979
Abstract: Testing the Geopressured Geothermal Resource, Frio Formation, Texas Gulf Coast
D.G. Bebout, R.G. Loucks, A.R. Gregory
GCAGS Transactions
... psi, and 40 cubic feet of methane per barrel. The two-year test period will evaluate the feasibility of long-term production of large quantities...
1979
Abstract: Rapid Remediation by Thermal Technologies
Myron Kuhlman
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... underground. Less than one pound per day was being recovered by pump and treat. Even more robust thermal technologies are available to mineralize high...
2000
Abstract: Gulf Coast Lignite: A Status Report
W.R. Kaiser
GCAGS Transactions
... 10:1; minimum seam thickness is 2 ft. Reclamation cost is approximately $1000 per acre. Bucketwheel excavator are inevitable as multiseam thin-bed...
1979
Coalbed Methane: Economic Success in the Arkoma Basin, Oklahoma: Abstract
Brian J. Cardott, Matthew A. Biddick
Tulsa Geological Society
... volatile-bituminous coals in the Arkoma Basin are <10 ft thick with gas content values up to 560 cubic feet per ton. The optimal vertical depth range...
2003
Source Characteristics of Terang-Sirasun Bacterial Gas Field, E. Java Sea: Abstract
R. A. Noble, F. H. Henk
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... of over 99% methane, with a carbon-13 isotope ratio of −65 per mil (rel. to PDB) and deuterium isotope ratio or −185 per mil (rel. to SMOW). The methane...
1996
Subsurface Correlation of Bentonite Beds in the Lower Cretaceous Viking Formation of South-Central Alberta, by L. C. Amajor and J. F. Lerbekmo: DISCUSSION
Douglas E. Glass
CSPG Bulletin
... and E can be distinguished chemically. The following statistical analyses were made on the chemical per cents for bentonites A, C and E listed...
1981
Bavly Experiment
O. I. Dorokhov, S. A. Sultanov, A. N. Selyunin, I. G. Poluyan
Petroleum Geology: A Digest of Russian Literature
...; this is a density of 20 hectares per well. The plan did not call for drilling out the water-oil zone. At the time production began, the pool had been...
1965
Abstract: Exploitation of Thin Basin-floor Fan Sandstones, Navarro Formation (Upper Cretaceous), South Texas
Richard C. Bain
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... yielded impressive sustained flow rates in excess of 1 million cubic feet of gas per day (MMCFGPD) per vertical foot of reservoir, therefore justifying...
2004
Present Development in Greasewood Area, Weld and Morgan Counties, Colorado
Harry A. Aurand
AAPG Bulletin
... production of 100 barrels per day from the Muddy sandstone of Upper Cretaceous age. It was later deepened 30 feet. This well produced a total of 133,700...
1933
Abstract: The Role of Oil and Gas in the Future of Transportation
Christine Ehlig-Economides
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... in the US.While the established trend of growth in jobs in the US is about 3 million per year, over the last 3 decades disruptions in oil supply have...
2005
Stylolites in the Burlington Limestone Near Kinderhook, Illinois
John C. Frye, Ellis H. Scobey
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... by digestion in 15 per cent hydrochloric acid. These residues, and some of the untreated interfacial material, were examined under a petrographic...
1938
Abstract: Statistical Approach for Future Reserves Prediction, by J. M. Lador; #90961 (1978).
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1978
The Probable Error of Sampling Beach Sand for Heavy Mineral Analysis
W. C. Krumbein, W. C. Rasmussen
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... for the beach sand is about 10 per cent, but there is a particular sampling error associated with e ch mineral in the suite. The laboratory error...
1941
Abstract: Soil Stabilization with Natural Rubber Latex Emulsion - An Anti-Soil Erosion Measure for Exposed Soil Surfaces
Soong Ngin Kwi
Geological Society of Malaysia (GSM)
... reduced soiZ Zosses by 70 - 87% when compared with the controZ. Within a period of five rrr:mths~ soa Zosses equivaZent to 288.6 tonnes per hectare were...
1979
Factors Governing Estimation of Recoverable Oil Reserves in Sand Fields
O. L. Brace
AAPG Bulletin
..., but the question of recovery is ordinarily treated as a secondary issue and is dismissed with a casual statement as to the probable per acre yield, without...
1934
Abstract: Contour Mapping Using a Microcomputer--Techniques for Improving Throughput
Mark A. Herkommer
GCAGS Transactions
... of computer mapping and must be selected with consideration given to the control point distribution. A control points-per-grid cell histogram is a simple...
1984
Geology of the Milford Area, 1973; Frontmatter
Utah Geological Association
... to a depth of 50 to 100 feet. There are no mills. Cost of mining the ore, $4 to $10 per ton; skilled mining labor, $4 per day; average cost of sinking...
1973
Abstract: Foam Stimulation for Enhanced Recovery from Coal-Gas Wells, by Peter F. Steidl, Stephen W. Lambert; #90961 (1978).
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1978
Abstract: Dry Cleaner Remediation Program
Bob Patton, Jr.
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
... requirements: Increase the fee on perchloroethylene from $15 to $20 per gallon and decrease the fee on petroleum solvents from $5 to $3 per gallon...
2008