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Chapter from: M
63: Unconformities and Porosity in Carbonate Strata
Edited By
D.A. Budd, A.H. Saller, P.M. HarrisCarbonate Reservoirs
Published 1995 as
part of Memoir 63
Copyright © 1995 The American Association of Petroleum
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David
A. Budd is an Associate Professor of Geological Sciences at the University
of Colorado, Boulder. He received B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in geology
from The College of Wooster, Duke University, and The University of Texas
at Austin, respectively. Between 1983 and 1986 he was employed by ARCO
Exploration and Production Technology Company where his primary duties
involved reservoir characterization studies. Since 1987 he has been a professor
in the Department of Geological Science at the University of Colorado.
His research interests include the origin and diagenesis of carbonates,
with special emphasis on the geochemistry of limestones, the relations
between carbonate alteration and diagenetic pore fluids, and the application
of diagenesis to the understanding of pore-system evolution and porosity
heterogeneity in carbonate reservoirs and aquifers.
Arthur H. Saller currently
works as a carbonate sedimentologist for UNOCAL Energy Resources in Brea,
California. He did undergraduate studies at the University of Kansas (1974-1978),
received a Master's degree from Stanford University in 1980, and a Ph.D.
in geology from Louisiana State University in 1984. From 1984 to 1986,
he worked as a Research Geologist with Cities Service Oil and Gas in Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and he joined UNOCAL in 1986. At UNOCAL, Art teaches courses,
performs technical service work, and conducts research related to exploration
and development in carbonate rocks.
Paul M. (Mitch) Harris,
a Senior Research Associate with Chevron Petroleum Technology Company in
La Habra, California, does carbonate technical support projects, research,
consulting, and training for the various operating units of Chevron. His
work centers on facies-related, stratigraphic, and diagenetic problems
that pertain to carbonate reservoirs and exploration plays. Mitch received
his B.S. and M.S. degrees from West Virginia University and his Ph.D. from
the University of Miami, Florida. He has worked in the oil industry since
1977 doing projects in most carbonate basins worldwide. He is active in
AAPG and SEPM, having published numerous papers and edited several volumes
on carbonates.
David A. Budd,
Arthur H. Saller and Paul M. Harris
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