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Houston Geological Society: Study Group II — 1946: Valuation of Petroleum Properties
Dr. John D. Todd, H. C. Spoor Jr.
Houston Geological Society
... approximate solution of the above equations. Taking as an example a sand having 20 percent porosity and 60 percent oil saturation, let us solve...
1947
The Luva Gas Field: Detailed Analyses Reveal Subtle Anomaly
Halfdan Carstens
GEO ExPro Magazine
... potential. Properly used, it can contribute significantly to our exploration success. This is why we recently engaged the leading provider of marine...
2007
Extending Graphic Correlation to Many Dimensions: Stratigraphic Correlation as Constrained Optimization
William G. Kemple, Peter M. Sadler, David J. Strauss
Special Publications of SEPM
... do not yield enough information to solve this problem exactly Instead stratigraphers must search for the approximation that best fits all local...
1995
Geothermal resource assessment of the Clarke Lake Gas Field, Fort Nelson, British Columbia
Warren Walsh
CSPG Bulletin
... and Toohey, 2010). The inputs as described above were used to estimate the well head thermal energy (qWH) using equations 1 through 3. A Monte-Carlo...
2013
Siliciclastic Shorelines and Barrier Island Reservoirs
Mike Shepherd
AAPG Special Volumes
... ISLANDSShoreface sands are deposited along shorelines, and they generally form extensive, high-quality reservoir systems (Figure 191). Wave action...
2009
Abstract: Microseismic Monitoring of Ball Drops During a Sliding Sleeve Frac; #90174 (2014)
Shawn Maxwell, Zuolin Chen, Irina Nizkous, Richard Parker, Yuri Rodionov, and Mike Jones
Search and Discovery.com
... fracports. Red arrows indicate potential displacements that could result in a seismic source. s-wave arrivals, each with similar characteristics...
2014
Potential for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Permian Wolfcamp and Elsewhere
Ozan Uzun, Hossein Kazemi, Stephen A. Sonnenberg, Luis E. Zerpa
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
...Potential for Enhanced Oil Recovery in Permian Wolfcamp and Elsewhere Ozan Uzun, Hossein Kazemi, Stephen A. Sonnenberg, Luis E. Zerpa URTeC: 4044579...
2024
Rock Mechanical Behavior at the Inch Scale in a Thinly Laminated Unconventional Formation
Smaine Zeroug, Bikash K. Sinha, Ting Lei, John Jeffers
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... are commonly used to estimate the in-situ small-strain elastic-wave mechanical properties of unconventional rock. These properties are used in conjunction...
2016
A Tectonic Hypothesis to Explain Earth’s Crustal Movement, and may Control a Basin’s Configuration and Depositional Sequence
Eric F. Engbrecht
Abilene Geological Society
... importance, the field responds to an external harmonic attractive force, as evidenced by earth tide data; this response develops wave motion within...
1983
Clay Minerals and Log Analysis
Eric Eslinger, David Pevear
Special Publications of SEPM
... that relate several measurable properties which, if determined, can be used to determine S. F The two basic equations are: = a 0-m = Ro/Rw (9-1...
1988
Constraints on the nature and thickness of sedimentary fill and underlying basement rocks in Bowser and Sustut basins, north-central British Columbia from analysis of potential field data
Carmel Lowe, Judith Baker, Carol Evenchick
CSPG Bulletin
... and volcanic events that affected the region. Collectively, our findings can be used to better constrain the distribution and thickness of potential source...
2006
2004
Velocity-depth trends in Mesozoic and Cenozoic sediments from the Norwegian Shelf
Vidar Storvoll, Knut Bjrlykke, Nazmul H. Mondol
AAPG Bulletin
... Sonic velocity, density, and resistivity log data from 60 wells on the Norwegian Shelf have been used to investigate velocity-depth trends...
2005
Porosity of Unconsolidated Sand, Diatomite, and Fractured Shale Reservoirs, South Belridge and West Cat Canyon Oil Fields, California: Section IV. Exploration Methods
L. A. Beyer
AAPG Special Volumes
... that were very small. Core samples were used to provide grain density needed to calculate porosity from BHG and gamma-gamma densities. Grain densities of core...
1987
Determining Speed of Electric Submersible Pumps to Optimize Production in ESP Wells
Handoko Saputra
Indonesian Petroleum Association
... by VSD, to compare possible flow rates from each speed, both at present and in the future. The method used to analyze ESP speed is nodal analysis...
2009
“Visualize the Trap”: Theory and Application of Using Seismic Residual Velocity for Tight Gas Sand Exploration in the Hoback Basin, Wyoming, by Robert Kidney, Marty Williams, Roger Falk, and Doug Sharp
Search and Discovery.com
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“Visualize the Trap”: Theory and Application of Using Seismic Residual Velocity for Tight Gas Sand Exploration in the Hoback Basin, Wyoming, by Robert Kidney, Marty Williams, Roger Falk, and Doug Sharp; #90042 (2005)
Search and Discovery.com
2005
Who Needs Geoscientists?
Mike Simmons, Andy Davies, Andy W. Hill, Mike Stephenson
GEO ExPro Magazine
... to assessing risk and uncertainty, as well as data visualisation in 3D and 4D. Consequently, they are well placed to help solve the energy and resource...
2020
Numerical Simulation of Proppant Transport and Deposition in Complex Hydraulic-Natural Fracture Networks
Dharmendra Kumar, Baohua Liu, Ahmad Ghassemi
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... strong potential for the effective uniform proppant placement into the complex fractured unconventional reservoirs; hence, to increase...
2021
Reservoir Characterization to Understand Optimal Well Spacing A Wolfcamp Case Study
Neha Bansal, Jichao Han, Yongduk Shin, Tom Blasingame
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
... The potential oil resources and the unique nature of the Delaware Basin (West Texas and Southern New Mexico (USA)) make commercial development in this play...
2018
The Effective Process Parameters of CO2 Adsorption on Peninsular Malaysia Shale Samples
Asmau Iyabo Balogun, Firas Ayad Abdulkareem, Sayed Ameenuddin Irfan, Eswaran Padmanabhan
Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)
.... Langmuir, Freundlich, Toth, and Sips equilibrium models are used to describe the adsorption measurement. Also, the sorption kinetics of the shale samples...
2021
Calculate a More Accurate Water Saturation by Visually Estimating Archie "m"
Kathy Stolper
Rocky Mountain Association of Geologists
... historically used an "m" = 2 when "m" (the cementation exponent) is unknown. This practice can lead to erroneously high values for water saturation...
1996
Basinal Isostatic Adjustment Faults and Their Petroleum Significance: DISCUSSION
I. W. Moffat, D. A. C. Gardner
CSPG Bulletin
..., we must take exception to: the method by which the faults are located the tectonic model used to describe the deformational history of the basin...
1982
Improved interpretation of wireline pressure data
Alton Brown
AAPG Bulletin
... be detected by offset of the free-water level from the petroleum-water contact. This effect can be used to estimate reservoir wettability. Subsurface...
2003