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Abstract: The Role of Petrophysics in the World of the Independent: Wow or Wizardry?
Bob Lieber
Houston Geological Society Bulletin
.... Petrophysics is viewed as simply the science of putting four significant figures to the right of the decimal point when one or two will do, isn...
2006
Sedimentology and stratigraphic architecture of a point bar deposit, Lower Cretaceous McMurray Formation, Alberta, Canada
Phillip A. Labrecque, Stephen M. Hubbard, Jerry L. Jensen, Haley Nielsen
CSPG Bulletin
... 500–584 m. Based on the maximum measured thickness of 32–36 m for the point bar unit, the width:depth ratio of the deposit ranges from 13.9–18.3...
2011
The challenge of an optimal drawdown in high-performance wells in Vaca Muerta, Argentina
Mariana A. Mamani, Sebastián E. Nuñez, Loreta Schenkel
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
.... Based on this analysis, the optimal choke size was determined. The maximum recommended choke diameter is 7.1 mm, as increasing the size beyond this point...
2023
Utility of Coal Seams as Genetic Stratigraphic Sequence Boundaries in Nonmarine Basins: An Example from the Gunnedah Basin, Australia: Discussion
John F. Aitken
AAPG Bulletin
... as representing the point of maximum accommodation and hence the transition zone (maximum flooding zone) between the transgressive and highstand systems...
1995
ABSTRACT: The Interpretation of Vitrinite Reflectance Measurements Using Rotational Polarization
D.F. Bensley and J.C. Crelling
The Society for Organic Petrology (TSOP)
... in conventional vitrinite reflectance measurement are well established. The maximum reflectance val ues determined for coal are subject to error through...
1991
ABSTRACT Pore Pressure Prediction Based on High Resolution Velocity Inversion in Carbonate Rocks Offshore Sirte Basin - Libya, #90104 (2010)
Gruenwald Robert M.; Buitrago Javier; Dessay Jack; Huffman Alan; Moreno Carlos; Gonzalez Munoz Jose Maria
Search and Discovery.com
... dip pressures P‐Max is calculated to a maximum extent of the possible fluid column to predict for pore fill columns using the local closure...
2010
ABSTRACT: Do Natural Fractures Significantly Influence Production on the Northern End of the Pinedale Anticline?; #90106 (2010)
Erika Davis, Randy Koepsell
Search and Discovery.com
... FMIs in the Mesa Unit 11-16, Mesa Unit 13-5V, Stewart Point 7-20 and the Stewart Point 4-33 wells between 2000 and 2002. These wells were all drilled...
2010
Development of the Opuama Canyon Complex, by William D. Wiggins, Pilar E. Garcia, Greg Schoenborn, Michael Roberts, Jacob Diedjomahor, and Joao Keller; #90037 (2005)
Search and Discovery.com
2005
Probabilistic risk and resource evaluation of CCS assets using PVT, fluid and seal properties
Martin Neumaier, Ben Kurtenbach
International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)
...), there is theoretical space for 184m of fluids (“structural column height”), however, uncertainty in the spill point depth is about 20m. The resulting maximum GRV...
2022
Optimal Configuration and Information Content of Sets of Frequency Distributions: REPLY
William E. Full, Robert Ehrlich, Stephen K. Kennedy
Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)
... and McLaren concerning our paper. The points they raise have been raised by many others during the period of time when we were developing the maximum...
1985
Recovery of Oil from the Basal Tertiary Pebble Point Formation at Lindon No. 1 - Summary, Results and Implications
A. Tabassi, L. K. Davey
Petroleum Exploration Society of Australia (PESA)
... of Industry, Technology and Resources (VDITR) to a maximum depth of 1850 metres . Limited information from these wells, including some wireline logs...
1985
Meandering Fluvial Reservoirs
Mike Shepherd
AAPG Special Volumes
... geology influences in meandering river sediments.Several technical papers give cross plots of fluvial sand-body widths versus the maximum bankful depth...
2009
A Modeling Study for Imaging in Structurally Complex Media: Case History
Hesham Moubarak
Search and Discovery.com
... The imaging potential of prestack depth Kirchhoff migration using maximum energy or maximum energy event criteria can be predicted. Inadequate aperture...
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A Modeling Study for Imaging in Structurally Complex Media: Case History
Hesham Moubarak
Search and Discovery.com
... The imaging potential of prestack depth Kirchhoff migration using maximum energy or maximum energy event criteria can be predicted. Inadequate aperture...
Unknown
Geology and Activity of the Utica-Point Pleasant of Ohio; #10490 (2013)
Larry Wickstrom
Search and Discovery.com
...Geology and Activity of the Utica-Point Pleasant of Ohio; #10490 (2013) Larry Wickstrom Geology and Activity of the Utica-Point Pleasant of Ohio...
2013
Abstracts of Theses: Structural Geology of the Northern Dogtooth Range, British Columbia
Wind, G.
CSPG Bulletin
... to the point of maximum strength and thrusting occurred. The normal faults sub-parallel to the structural trend appear to be post-thrusting. Normal...
1968
Abstract: Genetic Stratigraphy and Provenance of Baca Formation of New Mexico and Eagar Formation of Arizona, by Bruce D. Johnson; #90961 (1978).
Search and Discovery.com
1978
Darat
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Name by BPM in 1900 Latitude Approximately 3° 31' N Longitude Approximately 98° 22' E Elevation Total Depth Bottom-hole Temp...
1989
Gebang
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Discovery Well Well Name GB-1 in 1936 by BPM Latitude 04° 03' 20" N Longitude 98° 21' 42" E Elevation KB 9.5 m Total Depth 2318 m Bottom...
1989
Kuala Simpang Barat
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Total Depth 1232 m in Baong Formation (Middle Miocene) Bottom-hole Temp. N.A. Significant Test Data RESULTS TEST Type...
1989
Kuala Dalam
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Total Depth 250 m in Baong Bottom-hole Temp. Significant Test Data RESULTS TEST Type & No. INTERVAL (m) Horizon Flow Swab Pump...
1989
Kepala Gadjah
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Discovery Well Well Name in 1904 by BPM Latitude Approximately 3° 57' N Longitude Approximately 98° 16' E Elevation Total Depth Bottom-hole...
1989
Kuala Simpang
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Depth 1432 m in Baong Bottom-hole Temp. N.A. Significant Test Data RESULTS TEST Type & No. INTERVAL (m) Horizon Flow Swab Pump BOPD API...
1989
Merbau
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... Depth 762 m in Keutapang Formation (Late Miocene) Bottom-hole Temp. Significant Test Data RESULTS TEST Type & No. INTERVAL (m...
1989
Paseh
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... by N.K.P.M. in 1937 Latitude 04° 56' 20" N Longitude 97° 07' 09" E Elevation Total Depth Bottom-hole Temp. (Corrected) Significant...
1989