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• The art and science of exploring for oil and gas
  ...to succeed. By surveying a select group of successful explorationists, we discovered they love the thrill of discovery and the deep satisfaction of being able t
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• Province, basin, system, play, and prospect
  ...source rock, the natural distribution network, and the genetically related discovered petroleum occurrences. Presence of petroleum is proof that a system exists. ...petroleum occurrences. The distribution network is the migration paths to discovered accumulations, seeps, and shows.
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• Tar sands
  ...r undeveloped. All important tar-sand deposits may therefore not have been discovered yet. ...wn, but some of those in the shallow subsurface may be still waiting to be discovered.
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• Petroleum system: geographic, stratigraphic, and temporal extent
  ...extent is from below the pod of active source rock or the petroleum of the discovered accumulations in the system, whichever is deeper, to the top of the [[overb ...ich the processes took place. Because the petroleum system deals only with discovered accumulations, there is no question that the elements and processes worked
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• Petroleum system size
  The discovered hydrocarbons include shows, seeps, and [[accumulation]]s of oil and gas. Th
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• Israel petroleum systems
  ...Fig02.jpg|Figure 1]]). In the following decade, 11 natural gas fields were discovered offshore Israel in water depths ranging from 200–1600 m (656–5249 ft). ...ta includes the amount of technically recoverable oil and gas resources in discovered fields, taken from public company reports and other published sources. The
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• Structural styles: data and techniques for evaluation
  ...ike]] continuity and poor depth or [[dip]] continuity. Hence, in any newly discovered thrust belt, these same associations (thrust belt structural style) would b
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• Reducing exploration risk
  ...lay complements the petroleum system because it could add hydrocarbons (if discovered) to the system. ...]] of petroleum. Obviously, there is no risk or uncertainty related to the discovered accumulations in the petroleum system, but there are varying levels of diff
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• Seismic attributes in geological interpretation
  ...data—unforeseen relationships that make physical sense once they have been discovered.
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• Phosphatic microfossils
  ...e them are extremely rare. Based on a few preserved whole-animal specimens discovered recently (e.g., <ref name=ch17r40>Gabbott, S. E., R. J. Aldridge, and J. N.
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• Trap
  ...and applications of trap concepts have evolved as new trap types have been discovered.
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• Utica Shale, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky
  ...rom eastern Ohio east to the southern tier in New York, where the play was discovered in 2007, to southwestern Pennsylvania and into the pan handle of West Virgi
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• Economics: global supply and demand
  The supply of oil is largely dependent on the production of the discovered oil fields within a given time. With new discoveries found in countries suc ...om a given field hence retarding the supply of oil. In addition, the newly discovered oil fields are much smaller with fewer reserves and potential to be produce
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• Libya hydrocarbon provinces
  ...arir C. Between 1964 and 1971, an additional 12 to 13 billion barrels were discovered in the Sirt Basin. In 1965, Libya became the world’s sixth-largest oil ex ...00 was about 134 billion barrels. However, some 80% of these reserves were discovered prior to 1970.<ref name=Rusk_2001 />
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• How faults control trap fill and migration pathways
  ...igraphic trap]]. Thirteen years after the initial well, the 210/24a-3 well discovered the Hudson field: a fault-dependent trap.
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• China Shale Gas & Liquids - Songliao and Junggar Basins
  ...in horizontal wells and two continuously distributed “sweet sections” were discovered<ref name=Kng2012 /><ref name=Yng2018 /><ref name=Yng2019a>Yang, Z., C. Zou,
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• Gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS): procedures
  ...ic oil in Papua New Guinea—evidence from geochemical analysis of two newly discovered seeps, in G. J. Carman and Z. Carman, eds., Petroleum Exploration and Devel
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• Barnett shale play
  The Newark East field was discovered in 1981 by Mitchell Energy Corporation (acquired by Devon Energy). The dev
  6 KB (909 words) - 19:24, 14 March 2019
• Petroleum reservoir fluid properties
  .... It is generally assumed that reservoir fluids are in a static state when discovered or, more correctly, that fluids are moving at a very slow rate relative to ...s either ''black oil'' or ''volatile oil'', the former being more commonly discovered in the first 50 years of the oil industry. Volatile oil reservoirs have bec
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• Covenant field
  ...venant Field is an oil field located in Sevier County, Utah. The field was discovered in 2004 by Wolverine Oil and Gas, in the Kings Meadow Ranches #17-1 well wh
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