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• Migration by separate phase
  ...ydrocarbon masses, slug flow, cosolution, and compositional changes due to phase changes. Slug flow (or bulk phase flow) is generally accepted as the dominant mechanism of primary [[hydrocar
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• Sea level cycle phase
  #REDIRECT [[Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts]]
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• Identifying sea level cycle phase with biostratigraphy
  ...el changes are correlated to the early phase of lowstand fall and the late phase of low-stand to transgressive rise, respectively. ...entary-basin-analysis_fig4-18.png|Figure 3]]). Within the initial lowering phase, the rate of slope and intraslope basin sediment accumulation increases, wi
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• Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts
  ...on discusses the concept of sea level cycle phase, identification of cycle phase, construction of a cycle chart, and how sea level cycles of different durat ...ion methodology of [[sequence stratigraphy]] helps us recognize each cycle phase and provides a nomenclature to describe each element.<ref name=ch04r99>Vail
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• Seal capacity variation with depth and hydrocarbon phase
  ..., 1987, Theoretical aspects of cap-rock and fault seals for single and two-phase hydrocarbon columns: Marine and Petroleum Geology, vol. 4, no. 4, p. 274– * [[Seal capacity and two-phase hydrocarbon columns]]
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• Seal capacity and two-phase hydrocarbon columns
  ..., 1987, Theoretical aspects of cap-rock and fault seals for single and two-phase hydrocarbon columns: Marine and Petroleum Geology, vol. 4, no. 4, p. 274– ==Single phase vs. two phase==
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• Variation in seal capacity with depth and hydrocarbon phase
  #REDIRECT [[Seal capacity variation with depth and hydrocarbon phase]]
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• Seal capacity and two-phase hydrocarbon columns
  ..., 1987, Theoretical aspects of cap-rock and fault seals for single and two-phase hydrocarbon columns: Marine and Petroleum Geology, vol. 4, no. 4, p. 274– ==Single phase vs. two phase==
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• Variation in seal capacity with depth and hydrocarbon phase
  #REDIRECT [[Seal capacity variation with depth and hydrocarbon phase]]
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• Sea level cycle phase
  #REDIRECT [[Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts]]
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• Seal capacity
  ...ious rock types. In addition, a number of other factors—depth, hydrocarbon phase, seal thickness, fault-dependent leak points—affect the height of trapped * [[Seal capacity variation with depth and hydrocarbon phase]]
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• Depositional systems tract
  Subdivision of each [[Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts|sea level cycle]] into its depositional phases helps us * [[Sea level cycle phase]]
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• Seismic data: analyzing individual reflectors
  ...c data]] [[attributes]], reflection strength, coherence, and instantaneous phase. These attributes are well suited to stratigraphic interpretation and are a | Instantaneous phase
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• Functions of a petroleum landman
  ===Acquisition phase=== The acquisition phase involves the following functions:
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• Migration by separate phase
  ...ydrocarbon masses, slug flow, cosolution, and compositional changes due to phase changes. Slug flow (or bulk phase flow) is generally accepted as the dominant mechanism of primary [[hydrocar
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• Tectonostratigraphic history
  ...a time series of [[cross section]]s, showing the geologic elements of each phase. Because all basins are three dimensional, care must be taken to assemble e file:sedimentary-basin-analysis_fig4-9.png|{{figure number|3}}Phase E began during the mid-Cenomanian with a rapid fall and rise of sea level s
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• Paleogeography and prospect identification
  # Identify the stratigraphic interval of a single depositional phase that has potential for containing reservoir rocks, i.e., [[Third-order sequ ...]], parallel reflections, chaotic reflections within a single depositional phase).
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• Seismic facies mapping
  ...tracts#Transgressive systems tracts|transgressive]], and [[Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts#Highstand systems tracts|highstand systems tracts]].
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• Factors that oppose hydrocarbon migration
  ...[[permeability]] of each phase below what it would be if it were the only phase present. Permeability measurements are dominantly taken in sands for reserv ...ally wets the grain surfaces (usually water) is continuous. The nonwetting phase is generally assumed to form one or more continuous networks through a bed
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• Migration rate
  ...arbons in the source. However, the migration rate of a nonwetting separate phase through barriers like shales is self-adjusting. This is accomplished by enl * Separate phase transport
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• Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts
  ...on discusses the concept of sea level cycle phase, identification of cycle phase, construction of a cycle chart, and how sea level cycles of different durat ...ion methodology of [[sequence stratigraphy]] helps us recognize each cycle phase and provides a nomenclature to describe each element.<ref name=ch04r99>Vail
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• Interpreting hydrocarbon shows
  | Continuous phase || Trapped oil or gas || A slug or filament of oil or gas with a continuous | Residual || Migrated hydrocarbons || A discontinuous phase of oil or gas which formed as a result of a breached or leaky trap
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• Factors that cause migration
  * Expansion due to a phase change (related to [[maturation]]) * Phase change
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• Superimposed sea level cycles
  ==Cycle phase== ...o successive orders are in phase, i.e., fourth-order transgressions are in phase with third-order transgressions, the impact that each has on deposition or
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• Chromatography
  ...e phase, which carries it through a second substance called the stationary phase. ==Stationary phase==
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• Normal hydrostatic pressure gradients
  * Fluid phase—gaseous or liquid ..., temperature, and composition. In the reservoir, gas may be in the liquid phase; if so, we should treat it as a very light oil.
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• Postprimary migration and compositional changes
  * Phase partitioning—concentration of different hydrocarbon species into gaseous ...ppens, the trap will leak through the seal and preferentially lose the gas phase. This situation (deep oil, shallow gas) is observed but is opposite to the
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