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  • Help:Dated information
    ...969. For future and current events, use phrases such as as of January 2014 or since the beginning of 2010 to signal the time-dependence of the informatio If you must give information or data which will go stale in the future, please use the {{tl|update after}}
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  • Dry hole
    ...[economics]] and technologies change, yesterday's dry hole may be revived (or a twin to it may be drilled) to yield today's successful well.
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  • Interval transit time
    ...ic log, usually in units of μs/ft or μs/m. It is also seen as ''delta t'' or ''Δt''.
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  • Biodegradation
    ...r methanogenic) biodegradation during migration or while in the reservoir, or at surface seeps, typically at temeraptures approximately less than 80°
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  • Template:Namespace detect
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  • AAPG Wiki:Privacy policy
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  • Bioturbation
    ...y and permeability. For instance, burrows filled with sand grains in a mud or clay unit could be conduits for fluid flow if connected. Bioturbation can o
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  • Accumulation
    ...ot contain oil or gas. Accumulations, or pools, are traps that contain oil or gas.<ref name=Vincelette>Vincelette, R. R., E. A. Beaumont, N. H. Foster, 2 ...s smaller than the carrier bed. The seal pore throat breakthrough pressure or the distance to the spill point of the trap, whichever is less, determines
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  • Strike
    ...lly written as N25E, to distinguish it from dip, which is written 4S, 4SE, or 4 65SE.
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  • User:Cwhitehurst
    ==Pages with missing or problematic figures==
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  • AAPG Wiki:Governance documents
    ;Privacy policy: What one may or may not do with a user's data or behaviour. ;Copyrights: or '''Licensing''' — how people can use the content.
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  • Contour
    ...hores), differences between two seismic events or reflections (isochrons), or any variables that can be mapped.
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  • Two- or three-dimensional interpretation
    #REDIRECT [[Seismic data: two- or three-dimensional interpretation]]
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  • File:M91Ch13FG80.JPG
    ...can be used to pick likely fault planes in wells. Changes in dip amplitude or azimuth can indicate that a fault is present. Drag patterns may also be see
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  • File:Geological-heterogeneities fig2.png
    ...ermeability profiles of (a) fining- or thinning-upward and (b) coarsening- or thickening-upward sequences. ''Fining'' and ''coarsening'' refer to average
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  • MediaWiki:Gadget-HotCat
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  • Asphaltenes
    ...remaining oil consists of saturates, aromatics, and nitrogen, sulfur, and/or oxygen (NSO) compounds.<ref name=Petersetal_2012>Peters, Kenneth E., David
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  • File:M106Ch12Table2b.jpg
    ...ce strata type: basinal marine (includes calcareous and marly lithologies) or basinal shale. Volumes of oil and gas in-place, estimated ultimate recovera
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  • File:M106Ch12Table2.jpg
    ...ce strata type: basinal marine (includes calcareous and marly lithologies) or basinal shale. Volumes of oil and gas in-place, estimated ultimate recovera
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  • File:M106Ch12Table2a.jpg
    ...ce strata type: basinal marine (includes calcareous and marly lithologies) or basinal shale. Volumes of oil and gas in-place, estimated ultimate recovera
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  • File:M106Ch12Table2c.jpg
    ...ce strata type: basinal marine (includes calcareous and marly lithologies) or basinal shale. Volumes of oil and gas in-place, estimated ultimate recovera
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  • AAPG Wiki:Wiki manager
    ...h static web content, but is more akin to the AAPG's nascent blog channel, or its membership engagement functions. ...ted, content-oriented, and technical. They don't have to be a geoscientist or even a petroleum professional, but it would help.
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  • Template:Tlx/doc
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  • Logging while drilling
    ...tion (look-ahead seismic profiles). Data can be transmitted to the surface or stored for later retrieval.
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  • Free water level
    ...m. It produces water only. Zero [[buoyancy pressure]] exists at this level or below.
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  • Template:Period span
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  • File:1024px-WaveRipple.JPG
    Wave ripple or symmetric ripple, from Permian rocks in Nomgon, Mongolia. Photo by Matt Aff
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  • Liptinite
    ...ured (e.g., [[resinite]], [[sporinite]], or [[cutinite]]) and unstructured or amorphous liptinites, sometimes called [[amorphinite]], can occur.<ref name
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  • Trap systems: structural, stratigraphic, and fluidic
    The proposed classification scheme divides [[trap]]s into three main groups or systems, based on the controlling geologic element that created the trap: ...ure|syndepositional]] [[deformation]] or displacement of [[reservoir]] and/or [[seal]]ing units
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  • AAPG Wiki:General disclaimer
    ...of the Content and shall not have any liability whatsoever for any direct or consequential damages resulting from the use of any information obtained th ...this Web site or cited, used or discussed in AAPG copyrighted publications or in presentations at events associated with AAPG.
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  • File:Using-and-improving-surface-models-built-by-computer fig8.png
    Cross sections showing that surfaces that intersect due to (a) baselap or (b) truncation will incorrectly cross one another.
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  • Sidetrack
    ...entionally or may occur accidentally. A [[multilateral well|multilateral]] or [[multilevel well]] will have multiple intentional sidetracks drilled to pr
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  • Hydrocarbon column
    This term refers to a vertical measure of the reservoir or trap containing hydrocarbons.
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  • File:ST53 Part01 Pg11A.jpg
    ...thin toward the structural high. Growth strata are generally folded in one or more limbs of the structure. In this seismic section, growth strata thin on
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  • Fault trap regime
    ...ows definitions and examples for the classes and subclasses of these traps or trapping elements. ...ne or more sides by normal faults. Rotation traps hydrocarbons along edges or in corners.
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  • File:Reservoir-quality fig1.png
    ...raphic image of sandstone. Dark areas are pores and light areas are grains or cement.
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  • Sand peel
    ...pture of details in sedimentary features for analysis away from the field, or for use in teaching.
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  • File:Checkshots-and-vertical-seismic-profiles fig3.png
    The source position (A or B) should be chosen so that the travel path to each receiver is as nearly v
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  • Deasphalting
    ...deasphalting is achieved by adding light hydrocarbons, such as [[pentane]] or [[hexane]], to the oil. A similar process can occur in nature when [[methan
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  • AAPG Wiki:Users
    ==User types or roles== | '''Root''' || 3 || Login || No || All || The person or people who can log into the server and edit LocalSettings.php
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  • Pore systems
    ...ned [[sandston]]e might be classified as having intergranular mesoporosity or a [[limestone]] as having vuggy macroporosity. |Mega/macro || Clean, coarse sandstone or [[carbonate]] [[grainstone]] ||
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  • Types of diagenetic traps
    [[Diagenesis|Diagenetic]] traps occur in two basic categories: early or near-surface traps and late-burial traps. Early or near-surface diagenetic traps are created by the following:
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  • File:M91Figure162.JPG
    ...encountered with landing a horizontal well if the target zone is too high or too low compared to what is predicted. From Chapter 28, AAPG Memoir 91, by
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  • Hiatus
    A break or discontinuity in a process. An [[unconformity]] is the physical representa
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  • Fluid-composition trap regime
    Fluid-composition traps are controlled by the physical or chemical properties of the trapped fluids themselves. The [[Wikipedia:Solub ...[[asphalt]], [[tar]]) or solid hydrocarbons ([[albertite]], [[gilsonite]], or [[grahamite]]). || ''Tar Seals'' || ''Bacterial degradation;'' Updip tar se
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