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Abstract
Soil
Gases of Western Venezuela, and Its Significance for Hydrocarbon Exploration
from:
Chapter 15
Numerical Identification of Microseeps in Surface Soil
Gases of Western Venezuela,
and Its Significance for Hydrocarbon Exploration1
Francisco Callejn
PDVSA Exploracin y Producci
n
Laboratorio Geolgico
Puerto La Cruz, Venezuela
Currently with Petroleum Systems and Geochemistry Institute, University of Houston,
Houston, Texas, U.S.A.
Hans H. von der Dick
ChemTerra Exploration (CTE)
Roetgen, Germany
ABSTRACT
soil
-gas survey was conducted over a number of prospects in the plains
("llanos") and the Andean foothills regions in the Barinas-Apure Basin of
western Venezuela. Initial attempts to numerically distinguish a seep-gas signal from
background gases failed. Basic statistics allow only a tenuous differentiation between
background gases and possible seep-gas populations having slightly anomalous
hydrocarbon-gas concentrations. Further data processing on this specific population using
advanced vector analysis facilitated the discrimination within a variety of
soil
-gas
sources and distinguished suites of samples with weak, seepage-related surface-gas
patterns that resemble normal condensate/wet-gas sources at depth.
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