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  • Kerogen type and maturity
    ...erence is in the depth to the onset of oil generation, where [[depth::1000 m]] separates the top of the oil windows of these two kerogen types. ! Present-day depth, m, Type II
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  • Update for Fayetteville Shale Gas Play in Arkansas, 2019
    ...n Circular 40 (Li et al.<ref name=Lietal>Li, Peng, M. E. Ratchford, and D. M. Jarvie, 2010, Geochemistry and thermal maturity analysis of the Fayettevil
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  • Ductility
    ...hether the strain exceeds the seal ductility.<ref name=Skerlec>Skerlec, G. M., 1999, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/specpubs/beaumont/ch10/ch10.htm
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  • Seal ductility
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...)90004-2</ref> and clay mineralogy<ref name=ch10r14>Corbett, K., Friedman, M., Spang, J., 1987, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulletns/1986-87/dat
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  • Irati Formation
    .... S. de Alvarenga, E. L. Dantas, M. M. Pimentel, C. G. de Oliveira, and L. M. de Araújo, 2006, Shrimp U–Pb zircon dating and palynology of bentonitic
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  • Pressure compartments
    ...e=ch05r12 /> These porosities are those that would be expected at 700-1200 m in normally pressured rock sections. ...s.<ref name=ch05r7>Gaarenstroom, L., R. A. J. Tromp, M. C. de Jong, and A. M. Brandenburg, 1993, Overpressures in the Central North Sea: implications fo
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  • Fault seal breakdown during production
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...(600 psi).<ref name=ch10r40>Jev, B. I., C. H. Kaars-Sijpesteign, M. P. A. M. Peters, N. W. Watts, and J. T. Wilkie, 1993, [http://archives.datapages.co
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  • Gas chromatography/mass spectrometry (GC/MS): limitations
    ...k-correlations_fig8-40.png|Figure 1]] illustrates this trend. It shows the m/z 217.2 mass chromatograms of three oils from central Myanmar in successive ...panes and moretanes in a heavily biodegraded oil (bottom), revealed in the m/z 177 mass chromatogram. From Volkman et al.;<ref name=ch08r57>Volkman, J.
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  • Minibasin
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...smic stratigraphy, Pliocene–Pleistocene, Gulf of Mexico, in P. Weimer, and M. H. Link, eds., Seismic Facies and Sedimentary Processes of Submarine Fans
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  • Parasequences (fourth- and fifth-order sequences)
    ...ociation of facies.<ref name=ch21r47>Van Wagoner, J. C., R. M. Mitchum, K. M. Campion, and V. D. Rahmanian, 1990, Siliciclastic Sequence stratigraphy in ...th field, southwestern USA, in J. F. Read, L. J. Weber, J. F. Sarg, and F. M. Wright, eds., Milankovitch Sea-Level Changes, Cycles, and Reservoirs on Ca
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  • Top seal ductility estimation
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...es, including siltstones, marls, and chalks.<ref name=ch10r71>Skerlec, G., M., 1990, SEALS: A short course for risking top seal and fault seal: Franklin
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  • Recognizing stacked depositional sequences in seismic profiles
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...on in the GOM basin. Copyright: Armentrout<ref name=Arm1993>Armentrout, J. M., 1993, Relative seal-level variations and fault-salt response: offshore Te
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  • Pore and pore throat sizes
    ...tle seals and fluid-flow barriers in carbonate rocks, ''in'' J. C. Dolson, M. L. Hendricks, and W. A. Wescott, eds., Unconformity related hydrocarbons i
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  • Measuring displacement pressure using mercury injection
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...orrection factor that ranges from 15–250 psi.<ref name=ch10r78>Sneider, R. M., and G. Bolger, 1993, Estimating seals from wireline logs of clastic seals
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  • Designing a surficial geochemical survey
    ...f sampling design and density in target recognition], in D. Schumacher and M. A. Abrams, eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Surface Expression: [h ...for geochemical surveys may vary from 500–1,000 m at one extreme to 50–100 m at the other. Sampling along geochemical grids is recommended for small exp
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  • Gas hydrates
    ....htm Natural-gas hydrates: Resources of the twenty-first century?], ''in'' M. W. Downey et al., eds., Petroleum provinces of the twenty-first century: [ ...st gas hydrates accumulations are in rough accord at about 20,000 trillion m<sup>3</sup> (706,200 tcf).</blockquote>
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  • South Pass 62 field
    | author = E. P. Mason, M. J. Bastian, R. Detomo, M. N. Hashem, A. J. Hildebrandt ...Pass 62 field, lying 50 km southeast of the Mississippi River delta in 100 m of water ([[:file:Mth14ch04f01.jpg|Figure 1]]), was discovered in 1965. It
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  • Surficial geochemical survey objectives
    ...as an exploration tool in the South Caribbean], in Schumacher, D., Abrams, M., A., eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Surface Expression: [http:// ...ocarbon exploration: one company's experience], in Schumacher, D., Abrams, M. A., eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Surface Expression: [http://s
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  • Barnett shale play
    ...Paleozoic Total Petroleum System. From Pollastro.<ref>Pollastro, R. M., D. M. Jarvie, R. J. Hill, & C. W. Adams, 2007, [http://archives.datapages.com/da ...</ref> Montgomery,<ref>Montgomery, S. L., D. M. Jarvie, K. A. Bowker, & R. M. Pollastro, 2005, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulletns/2005/02feb/0
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  • Depositional sequence identification
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...APG Studies in Geology No. 1], p. 1–10.</ref><ref name=ch04r70>Mitchum, R. M., Jr., and J. C. Van Wagoner, 1990, High-frequency sequences and eustatic c
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  • Midale water saturation and pore geometry
    ...Subtle seals and fluid-flow barriers in carbonate rocks, in J. C. Dolson, M. L. Hendricks, and W. A. Wescott, eds., Unconformity Related Hydrocarbons i
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  • Predicting preservation and destruction of accumulations
    ...ations are at least [[length::250 m]].y. old—maybe as old as [[length::300 m]].y. ...cements in the reservoir.<ref name=ch11r22>Lee, M., J. L. Aronson, and S. M. Savin, 1985, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulletns/1984-85/data/pg/
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  • Pore system fundamentals
    ..., Subtle seals and fluid-flow barriers in carbonate rocks, in J.C. Dolson, M.L. Hendricks, and W.A. Wescott, eds., Unconformity Related Hydrocarbons in
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  • Remote sensing
    ! Type || Single Scene Coverage (km) || Resolution (m) * Insley, M. W., F. X. Murphy, D. Naylor, and M. Critchley, 1996, The use of satellite imagery in the validation and verifi
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  • Hydrocarbon column: calculation of maximum height
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec * ''h'' = thickness of the hydrocarbon column, ft or m
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  • Hydrogen Index (HI)
    ...e rock beginning to generate hydrocarbons at a depth of approximately 2200 m. Copyright: Ungerer et al.;<ref name=Ungerer1991>Ungerer, P., P. Forbes, an ...ginning to generate hydrocarbons at a depth of approximately [[depth::2200 m]].
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  • Covenant field
    ...l.<ref>[https://oilgas.ogm.utah.gov/pub/Publications/Reports/Prod/Field/?C=M;O=D Field Production Reports, Utah]</ref> | colspan = 4 | Structural closure, 800 ft (270 m); oil column, 450 ft (150 m)
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  • Surface geochemical exploration: assumptions
    ...nd proposed working model of surface geochemical exploration, in Davidson, M. J., ed., Unconventional Methods in Exploration for Petroleum and Natural G ...n exploration: the spectrum of seepage styles], in Schumacher, D., Abrams, M., A., eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Surface Expression: [http://
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  • East Breaks trap formation
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...Group (Paleocene), central Texas coastal plain, in R. D. Winn, Jr., and J. M. Armentrout, eds., Turbidites and Associated Deep-Water Facies: WEPM Core W
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  • East Breaks source rock
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...e 1-B oils<ref name=ch04r96>Thompson, K. F. M., M. C. Kennicutt II, and J. M. Brooks, 1990, [http://archives.datapages.com/data/bulletns/1990-91/data/pg
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  • Plate tectonic studies
    * Watson, M. P., A. B. Hayward, D. N. Parkinson, and Z. M. Zhang, 1987, [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/02648172879 ...tic reconstruction of China and its neighboring regions, in A, Yin, and T. M. Harrison, eds., The Tectonic Evolution of Asia: Cambridge, Mass., Cambridg
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  • Surficial geochemistry and hydrocarbon detection methods
    ...bon-induced alteration of soils and sediments], in Schumacher, D., Abrams, M., A., eds., Hydrocarbon Migration and Its Near-Surface Expression: [http:// ...ometrics: post-survey drilling results, in Davidson, M., J., Gottlieb, B., M., eds., Unconventional Methods in Exploration for Petroleum and Natural Gas
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  • Magnetotelluric data acquisition
    ...., 1190/1., 1440255</ref> and controlled source<ref name=ch16r3>Goldstein, M. A., and D. W. Strangway, 1975, Audio-frequency magnetotellurics with a gro ...orm. This signal is transmitted into a grounded dipole typically 600–1,200 m (2,000–4,000 ft) long. The transmitter is normally located 3–6 km (2–
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  • Sea level cycle phase and systems tracts
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...w York, Springer-Verlag, p. 137–170.</ref><ref name=ch04r9>Armentrout, J., M., 1996, High-resolution sequence biostratigraphy: examples from the Gulf of
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  • Fluvial input through time: Gulf of Mexico example
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...gin]] has been influenced by several factors:<ref name=ch04r26>Coleman, J. M., and H. H. Roberts, 1991, Mississippi River depositional system: model for
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  • Relating traps to paleogeography
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...from the ''Glob alt'' sandstones and the ''Glob alt'' sandstone 200-ft (60-m) isopach.
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  • Shale smear factor
    ....</ref><ref>Fulljames, J. R., L. J. J. Zijerveld, R. C. M. W. Franssen, G. M. Ingram, and P. D. Richard, 1996, Fault seal processes, in Norwegian Petrol
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  • Natural hydraulic fracturing of top seals
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...tests, well [[stimulation]]s, and subsurface waste disposal.<ref>Evans, D. M., 1966, The Denver area earthquakes and the Rocky Mountain Arsenal disposal
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  • Identifying depositional sequences from biostratigraphic data
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...ual Research conference, p. 142–145.</ref><ref name=ch04r10>Armentrout, J. M.,and J. F. Clement, 1990, Biostratigraphic calibration of depositional cyc
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  • Waterflooding
    | author = A. M. Sam Sarem ...ure number|3}}Vertical sweep efficiency (coverage) as a function of WOR, ''M'', and permeability variation (''V''<sub>DP</sub>), where WOR = 5.<ref name
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  • Water resistivity determination
    * ''R''<sub>m</sub> = 2.5 Ω-m at [[temperature::70&deg;F]] * ''R''<sub>mf</sub> = 2.0 Ω-m at [[temperature::70&deg;F]]
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  • Seal capacity
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec
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  • Stratigraphic predictions from computer simulation
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...c stratigraphy, Pliocene–Pleistocene, Gulf of Mexico, in Weimer, P., Link, M., H., eds., Seismic Facies and Sedimentary Processes of Submarine Fans and
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  • Vaca Muerta, La Luna Shale, South America
    ...t prolific unconventional reservoirs outside of North America. At over 500 m thick with multiple stacked organic-rich intervals, the Vaca Muerta has gar ...highest potential for unconventional development<ref name=Zbrsk>Zborowski, M., 2018, [https://jpt.spe.org/how-does-vaca-muerta-stack-vs-us-shale-data-te
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  • Fracture threshold in the real world
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...ction Research Company internal report.</ref><ref name=ch10r71>Skerlec, G. M., 1990, SEALS: A short course for risking top seal and fault seal: Franklin
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  • Sea level cycle order
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...w York, Springer-Verlag, p. 137–170.</ref><ref name=ch04r9>Armentrout, J., M., 1996, High-resolution sequence biostratigraphy: examples from the Gulf of
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  • Braided fluvial reservoirs
    ...</ref> quoted widths in excess of 40 km (25 mi) and thicknesses up to 1200 m (3937 ft) for the very large braided river systems (Table 1). These form in ...m (3-3937 ft); most < 60 m (197 ft); common range 5-60 m (16-197 ft) || 50 m-1300+ km (164 ft-808+ mi); many > 1 km (0.62 mi); common range 0.5-10 km (0
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  • East Breaks hydrocarbon migration model
    | author = John M. Armentrout ...within the same structure<ref name=ch04r86>Schanck, J. W., C. C. Cobb, and M. L. Ivey, Jr., 1988, East Breaks 160 field on the offshore Texas shelf edge
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  • Magnetotellurics
    ...500 m (5,000 ft), the thickness of the layer needs to be approximately 150 m (500 ft) or more. Low-resistivity layers are more easily delineated than hi
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  • How fault zones affect seal
    | author = Grant M. Skerlec ...ediments near Lilstock, U.K., shows a gouge zone approximately [[length::5 m]] thick. The gouge consists predominantly of ductile shales and marls as we
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