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• Petroleum exploration
  ..., you have to know is there any source rock in your target or not. If your target doesn’t have any source rock, it will absolutely no petroleum system ther ...d petrophysical analysis is also gives more information of the type of the target like its viscosity, chemistry, API, carbon content, etc.
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• 3-D seismic data: immersive visualization
  ...ed horizons, and between faults to locations where the wells penetrate the target horizons. Since head tracking is used to properly alter the data projection
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• Austin Chalk, onshore U.S. Gulf Coast
  ...il fields (Fig. 1) (Pitman et al., 2020). It remains an active exploration target onshore Gulf Coast since the first hydrocarbon discovery in the 1920s. To d ...ely evaluated in recent years. And the players and the hottest exploration target changed drastically. ConocoPhillips and Marathon once leased over 200,000 a
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• Selling a structural play
  ! Target Group
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• Preparing to go to the field
  ...de in your quest for data. For example, if carbonates are your exploration target, the modern reefs in the Bahamas or the ancient Permian reef complex of Wes
  5 KB (730 words) - 22:36, 1 February 2022
• Perforation design
  ...ng the well to the reservoir. Usually the pay zone or interest zone is the target for perforation. This will allow the communication of fluids to form betwee * Limited entry perforation: A restriction of perforation based on the target zone’s thickness, stresses, and number of layers.
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• Austin Chalk, Tokio, and Eutaw Formations, U.S. Onshore Gulf Coast (USGS)
  ...pplication of modern drilling methods has made it possible to identify and target porous intervals in the Austin chalk using horizontal wells and multi-stage
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• Sandstone diagenetic processes
  ...h more ionic species. Either (1) porosity–depth plots of sandstones of the target sandstone that are near the prospect area or (2) computer models that incor
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• Seismic data preparation for mapping
  ...small 3-D data set from the Glenn Pool field in northeastern Oklahoma. The target is the Ordovician Wilcox Formation. The interpretation was done using a sys
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• Bakken and Three Forks Formations, Williston Basin, North Dakota and Montana
  ...by the end of 2020. Although the upper Three Forks interval is the primary target due to proximity to the organic-rich lower Bakken shale member, drilling an
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• Measurement while drilling
  ...le of penetration. This helps ensure that the horizontal wellbore stays on target and within the desired reservoir interval.
  8 KB (1,083 words) - 21:18, 19 January 2022
• Seismic data display
  ...final opportunity to choose the frequency band that highlights the seismic target best. This highly subjective decision is usually made by testing several ra
  9 KB (1,404 words) - 21:17, 19 January 2022
• Depositional sequence analysis of plays
  ...uality rocks, in the context of a depositional sequence. Knowing where the target interval and area are within a depositional sequence gives us the ability t
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• Siliciclastic shorelines and barrier island reservoirs
  ...6). Horizontal wells have been drilled in several Brent Province fields to target bypassed oil in the lower shore face.<ref>Braithwaite, C. I. M., J. D. Mars ...er island sandstones and bypass the other units. Efforts should be made to target the poorer quality intervals for this reason. Ambrose et al.<ref>Ambrose, W
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• Predicting sandstone reservoir porosity
  ...nments can help us predict the porosity of reservoir system rocks when the target formation is unsampled within the basin. Analog values, however, may have w
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• Seismic interpretation
  ...rd modeling of seismic data]]). This verifies the seismic signature of the target, the location of the mapping horizon, and the adequacy of the time-depth fu
  10 KB (1,520 words) - 18:48, 21 January 2022
• Deep-water marine reservoirs
  ...ir connectivity across a large area || Levee sediments can be a production target in their own right ...in, v. 87, no. 4, p. 609–627.</ref> The levee deposits can be a production target in their own right. In the Ram-Powell field in the Gulf of Mexico, producti
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• Magnetics
  ...be much greater than the depth of the anomaly sources that are the survey target. The data are usually processed to produce total intensity [[contour]] maps
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• Types of completions
  ...nd logging the reservoir. If for some geological or engineering reason the target formation is not productive, then money has been spent to set casing in a w
  13 KB (1,944 words) - 19:56, 18 January 2022
• Borehole gravity
  ...in both open and cased holes. Gas-saturated sands are a particularly easy target.<ref name=pt07r16>Gournay, L. S., and R. E. Maute, 1982, Detection of bypas
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