...) this approach helps to model better petroleum systems, basin evaluation, and overall understanding of the quality of petroleum, expulsion histories, migration pathways and type of petroleum stored in rocks. sedimentary rock structural geology upstream oil & gas clastic rock geologist united...

... belt energy economics woodford efficiency migration stimulation compressional tectonics biogeochemistry wellbore figure 8 dataset lastly 16 URTeC: 3871303 Utilizing a Multidisciplinary Approach to Reservoir and Completion Optimization within the Woodford Shale Play of the Arkoma Basin...

... proppant hydraulic fracture characterization thermal method eagle ford united states government modeling & simulation geological subdiscipline information gauge calibration migration upper eagle ford marl unconventional resource technology conference variation URTeC: 3870693 Integrated...

... Abstract Objectives: Predicting in-situ fluids and production yields is a challenge in the Montney Formation of NE British Columbia but is important for long-term success of any unconventional exploitation strategy. A key objective is to understand how hydrocarbon sourcing and migration...

...URTeC: 124 Use of Petroleum Geochemical Data to Assess the Presence of Conventional Migrated Oil in Produced Shale Oil Example from the Midland Basin Richard Patience*1, Geir Hansen1, Stephen Secrest2, Bret McDaniel2; 1. Applied Petroleum Technology, 2. PetroLegacy Energy II LLC. Copyright 2019...

... Fluid Dynamics deltaic sandstone reservoir Upstream Oil & Gas porosity Reservoir Characterization URTeC southern part migration saturation sandstone cretaceous dunvegan formation flow in porous media reservoir quality anomalous fluid distribution oil saturation dunvegan kaybob...

... Abstract Despite the now-routine use of prestack depth migration (PSDM) for unconventionals, confusion abounds on the topic of how to best incorporate near-surface velocity estimates into the PSDM shallow-model-building process. The present work seeks to eliminate the confusion via...

... complex reservoir paraffinicity migration shale gas heterogeneity Geochemistry structural geology fractionation thermal maturity Reservoir Characterization Upstream Oil & Gas stack east application aromaticity Mississippian organic geochemistry sesquiterpane Cosmochimica...

... Abstract Recent oil geochemistry studies in parts of the Midland Basin of West Texas document significant interformational and intraformational migration of oil and gas in the Wolfcamp and Spraberry formations. Wolfcamp reservoirs commonly produce oil derived from more mature Wolfcamp sources...

... machine learning complex reservoir Oil Family hydrocarbon generation migration lithofacies shale gas Artificial Intelligence Upstream Oil & Gas URTeC biomarker thermal maturity case study Reservoir Characterization structural geology information maturity petroleum system...

... was to identify the critical mechanisms that control oil and natural gas generation, expulsion, migration, and retention in an active petroleum source rock that is also a producing unconventional reservoir. We identified five microfacies in the Woodford Shale: siliceous mudstone; silicified mudstone...

... Reservoir Characterization structural geology URTeC Artificial Intelligence Upstream Oil & Gas Wolfcamp migration biomarker machine learning complex reservoir lower permian wolfcamp vitrinite reflectance equivalent naphthalene oil maturity increase estimation shale gas...

... Abstract The Woodford Shale in Oklahoma is one of the most prolific unconventional petroleum reservoirs in the United States. Within the study area, the petroleum produced from this reservoir is self-sourced with a significant component having migrated in from deeper in the basin...

... and borehole arrays. We adopt a "relative migration" scheme in which the migration operation is undertaken via cross-correlation with one (or several) template event(s) recorded on both networks. Residual moveouts induced by the difference in location between the template and the target events...

... on permeability, it is necessary to simulate the fluid dynamic in a shale formation over a geological time. Most of previous simulation were focused on the vertical pressure disequilibrium, that is, an overpressure layer beneath a good seal [2] . In this work, we modeled both vertical and horizontal migration...

... in the rock matrix, this combination provides a very reasonable explanation for primary migration. Porosity in organic matter appears to be associated with clays. Overall, the study provides a general understanding of maturation impact on source rock, which is crucial in framing primary migration models...

... reservoirs. Migration from this system is extensive and encompasses the western portion of Wyoming and the edges of surrounding states (Maugham, et. al., 1994). Although this system contains some of the most prolific source rocks and migration pathways in the western US it is yet to be developed into a major...

... Summary Jurassic in Middle Sichuan was taken as an example to study the driving force characteristics of tight oil secondary migration. Based on the physical analog experiments of core samples and geological data of the oil field, both driving force and resistance of tight oil secondary...

... observable in the movie include the creation of porosity and permeability via: (1) the conversion of solid kerogen to a mobile phase which migrates out of the pores and (2) the formation of cracks along bedding planes which can be seen to open due to pressure created by kerogen-to-gas and oil-to-gas...

... & Gas Reservoir Characterization Moser reflection diffractor fracture subsurface information spe-178538-m urtec seismic image wavelength seismic wave discontinuity Resolution Diffraction Imaging specular reflection Imaging migration specularity gather Dell S...