Controls on Lacustrine Source Rock Development: A Model for Indonesia

Barry J. Katz

Indonesian Petroleum Association

... on Lacustrine Water Bodies The presence of a lacustrine water body is determined by both the presence of a topographic depression and the availability of water...

Settling Velocities of Quartz and Tourmaline in Eolian Sandstone Strata

James R. Steidtmann, Harry C. Haywood

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... susceptibility to diagenetic change. The effect of availability on velocity-in-water curves for tourmaline was evaluated by examining the curves...

Impact of Produced Water Re-Injection (PWRi) in Shale Gas Field on Productivity - A Review

Salima Baraka-Lokmane, James Mathews

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... availability is an issue in many parts of the world, it is important for the industry to dispose of flowback water in an environmentally, socially...

Sulfide Diagenesis and Sedimentation in the Albian Harmon Member, Western Canada

John Bloch , H. Roy Krouse

Journal of Sedimentary Research (SEPM)

... and the overlying water column was restricted, with sulfate reduction sometimes occurring under virtual closed-system conditions with respect to sulfate. ANDERSON...

Abstract: The Ekofisk Field, Evolution of the Understanding of Reservoir Fluid Flow Controls, by James E. Sylte; #120034 (2012)

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Geology Applied to Military Intelligence

Charles B. Hunt

Tulsa Geological Society

... as barriers to movement, their width, depth, velocity, nature of banks and bottoms. Existing sources of water, and undeveloped water resources...

ABSTRACT: The Birth of an Industry: North Dakota Discovers Oil

Clarence Herz

Petroleum History Institute

... a refinery’s location included availability of water needed for steam generation and product cooling, and ease of access to market outlets. Many refining...

Geology of the Late-Paleozoic Horseshoe Atoll, West Texas

Donald A. Myers

Tulsa Geological Society

... well was drilled in the southeastern part of the atoll in 1947. Parts of the atoll are currently being subjected to extensive water-flooding...

Hydraulic Fracturing and Environmental Issues

Rasoul Sorkhabi

GEO ExPro Magazine

... by a chapter on water and soil sampling analysis methods, exposure pathways (e.g. surface spillage, abandoned wells, faults, non-structural migration paths...

Abstract: Exploring In Frontier Areas With No Data - How Far Can You Go?, by S. G. Peacock and J. A. Pritchett; #90923 (1999)

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ABSTRACT High Performance Utilization of Lower Grade EGS Resources … Connecting Thermodynamic and Economic Criteria, #90128 (2011)

Jefferson Tester, Maciej Lukawski, Koenraad Beckers, Don B. Fox, Brian Anderson

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..., West Virginia University, Morgantown, WV To achieve maximum performance of any operating geothermal system the exergy or availability of the produced...

CO2 Storage Capacity Below Structural Spill Point in the Utsira Formation, #80091 (2010)

Christian Hermanrud, Hege Nordgård Bolås, Hilde Hansen, Ola Eiken, Jon Lippard, Gunn M. Grimsmo Teige

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... of these trapping mechanisms, on the irreducible water saturation, and on the reservoir inhomogeneities. Modeling demonstrates that storage capacity...

Water Budget Assessment of the Southwestern Segment of the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer

Ronald T. Green, F. Paul Bertetti, Ronald L. McGinnis, Richard V. Klar, Bradford Wilcox

GCAGS Transactions

...Water Budget Assessment of the Southwestern Segment of the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer Ronald T. Green, F. Paul Bertetti, Ronald L. McGinnis, Richard V...

The Role of Geology in Wellhead Protection Programs: Case Studies from the Coastal Plain of Eastern Alabama

Charles C. Smith

GCAGS Transactions

... of potential future resource exploitation and exploration. Following an inventory of water well locations and availability of log and sample data...

Hydrology and Water Quality of the Eocene Wilcox Group: Significance for Lignite Development in East Texas (1)

Christopher D. Henry, Joyce M. Basciano, Timothy W. Duex

GCAGS Transactions

... the availability and quality of ground water. Aquifer geometry (sand) was determined by comparing environmental geologic maps with subsurface sand-percent...

Iron Content of Organogenic Dolomite as a Reflection of Chemical Reactions within the Zone of Sulfate Reduction: A Potential Tool for Depositional Studies of Organic-Rich Mudstones

Haleigh Howe, Steve Chipera, Leonardo Alcantar-Lopez

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

... amount of sulfide in pore water with respect to reduced Fe controls the availability of Fe to precipitate in carbonate minerals. When sulfide...

Establishing the Base of Underground Sources of Drinking Water (USDW) using Geophysical Logs and Chemical Reports in the Southern San Joaquin Basin, California; #80468 (2015)

David Kong and Janice Gillespie

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...Establishing the Base of Underground Sources of Drinking Water (USDW) using Geophysical Logs and Chemical Reports in the Southern San Joaquin Basin...

The ERTS - EROS Program*

J. F. Seitz

Southeast Asia Petroleum Exploration Society (SEAPEX)

... is almost totally reflected from the surface of water, whereas Band 6 penetrates a few feet. Band 5 can see about 10 feet below the surface of clear...

SEAR JIP: The Value of Sharing of Lessons Learned on Subsea Integrity and Reliability

Adriana Botto

Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Association (APPEA) Journal

... interventions. To address this challenge, the JIP is deploying ‘living laboratories’ at different geographical locations and water depths across...

Gas Relative Permeability and Evolution During Water Imbibition in Unconventional Reservoir Rocks: Direct Laboratory Measurement and a Conceptual Model

Sheng Peng

Unconventional Resources Technology Conference (URTEC)

...Gas Relative Permeability and Evolution During Water Imbibition in Unconventional Reservoir Rocks: Direct Laboratory Measurement and a Conceptual...

Abstract: A Green, Natural, Efficient, and Low-Cost Biopolymer as a Shale Swelling Inhibitor for Drilling Muds; #91204 (2023)

Mobeen Murtaza, Azeem Rana, Salman Alrasheed, Muhammad Kamal, Tawfik A. Saleh, Mohamed Mahmoud, Sulaiman Alarifi

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... in fluid loss showed the inhibition potential of ArG. The low fluid loss into the shale formation provided low water availability to the shale for its...

Optimization of an Integrated Field Development Plan - A Case Study of a Gas Field with Unpredicted Prolific Water Production

Syarif Kamal, Fahmi Nurrahman, Bambang Pujasmadi, Budiyono

Indonesian Petroleum Association

...Optimization of an Integrated Field Development Plan - A Case Study of a Gas Field with Unpredicted Prolific Water Production Syarif Kamal, Fahmi...

The impact of estimated temporal and spatial variability of water layer velocity on the correction of OBS data

Peter Scholtz, Truong Nguyen, Arash Jafar Gandomi

International Meeting for Applied Geoscience and Energy (IMAGE)

...The impact of estimated temporal and spatial variability of water layer velocity on the correction of OBS data Peter Scholtz, Truong Nguyen, Arash...

Edwards Aquifer in the San Antonio Region: Its Hydrogeology and Management

Robert W. Maclay

Bulletin of South Texas Geological Society

...-made stresses (3) the availability of water for supplemental recharge to increase the sustainable yield. Also, the following features need...

Industrial Minerals--Key to Economic Development

Haydn H. Murray

Circum Pacific Council Publications

... in the 1980s. The standard of living in a particular country or area of the world correlates with the availability and production of industrial minerals...