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Impact of reservoir heterogeneity on oil migration and the origin of oil-water contacts
McMurray Formation type section, Alberta, Canada
This study documents and attempts to describe the processes leading to the formation and preservation of exposed oil, water, and paleo-gas contacts at the McMurray Formation type section, Alberta, Canada. The McMurray Formation type section, a part of the Athabasca Oil Sands Depo
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Breaching-related turbidites in fluvial and estuarine channels
Examples from outcrop and core and implications to reservoir models
An understanding of the paleoenvironment and the main sedimentary processes behind preserved deposits is crucial to correctly interpret and represent lithofacies and facies associations in geomodels that are used in the hydrocarbon industry, particularly when a limited dataset of
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Depositional environments and sediment partitioning during early stage foreland basin thrusting
The Late Ilerdian-Early Cuisian Roda Sequence, South Pyrenean Foreland Basin (Spain).
The Late Ilerdian-Early Cuisian Roda Sequence spans approximately 3 Ma and formed in the South Pyrenean Foreland Basin (Spain). It is mapped in detail across the present-day Tremp-Graus, Ager and Ainsa sub-basins, and across the Boltaña Anticline into the Jaca sub-basin. The Sout
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Multiscale Stratigraphic Reservoir Characterization for Flow and Storage of CO2
Roadmap for Modelling and Quantitative Understanding
This poster outlines a hierarchical, multiscale modelling approach that is adapted from proven hydrocarbon reservoir characterization workflows to determine which 3D sedimentological and stratigraphic heterogeneity types at which temporal and spatial scales and in which configura
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Reservoir Heterogeneities in the Buntsandstein Subgroup
Investigating the Role of Sedimentary Facies
The Lower Triassic Main Buntsandstein Subgroup represents one of the most promising deep geothermal plays in the Netherlands. Reservoir zones consist of sandstone units deposited in an arid to semi-arid alluvial plain reaching total thicknesses of over 200 m in the Roer Valley Gr
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Reservoir Heterogeneities in the Buntsandstein Subgroup
Investigating the Role of Sedimentary Facies
The Lower Triassic Main Buntsandstein Subgroup represents one of the most promising deep geothermal plays in the Netherlands. Reservoir zones consist of sandstone units deposited in an arid to semi-arid alluvial plain reaching total thicknesses of over 200 m in the Roer Valley Gr
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Corrigendum to “Breaching-related turbidites in fluvial and estuarine channels
Examples from outcrop and core and implications to reservoir models” [JMPG 82 (2017) 178–205] (S0264817217300442) (10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2017.02.005))
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Multiscale Gilbert-Type delta lobe architecture and heterogeneities
The case of the Roda Sandstone Member
The Roda Sandstone Member (Lower Eocene, Tremp-Graus Basin, Spanish Pyrenees) is interpreted as a well-exposed multiscale Gilbert-Type delta. It is formed by multiple prograding lobate-shaped sandstone bodies up to 5 km(3mi) long and 2-3 km (1-2 mi) wide, each constructed by a nu
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Regional Geology and Fracture Network Characterisation of the Southern Chotts and Jeffara Basins, Central Tunisia
Implications for Petroleum Reservoirs
The Southern Chotts and Jeffara Basins are situated within the Saharan Domain of Central Tunisia, North Africa. The Southern Chotts Basin hosts reservoirs within the Triassic, Permian and Ordovician units that contain significant hydrocarbon accumulations whilst the Jeffara Basin
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Tectonic and thermal history of the Southern Chotts Basin
Implications on Petroleum Systems in Central Tunisia
The primary reservoirs present in the Southern Chotts Basin, Central Tunisia, are located within Triassic, Permian and Ordovician units. They are mainly sourced by the Silurian -- Lower Devonian Fegaguira formation and its Hot Shale member. Late Paleozoic exhumation has eroded pa
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With an increase in the demand for heat energy, and the growing conscience of the world to reduce CO2 emissions, the transition to cleaner energy alternatives has gained momentum. In the Netherlands, the potential for cost-effective geothermal heat extraction from sedimentary aqu
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Determination of REV and Effective Properties of Fluvial Depositional Systems
A feasibility study using 3D FLUMY models
Fluvial reservoirs are difficult to model due to the high permeability contrast between the sandstone bodies and the overbank deposits and the complex geometry of the permeable (sandstone bodies) and impermeable zones (overbank deposits). A set of fluvial meandering models has be
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Reservoir Heterogeneity Effect on CO2 Storage
Investigate the effect of carbonate-cemented layers in the Roda Sandstone on the migration of the CO2 plume at a short-term timescale using RRM and DARTS
The storage of carbon dioxide is now regarded as a critical industrial application aimed at mitigating its accumulation in the atmosphere. Reservoirs and aquifers have been identified as viable alternative locations. This report seeks to examine the impact of sedimentological het
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Multiscale Modeling of the Åre 6.2 Thief Zones in the Heidrun Field
Its Potential for Fluid Flow Predictions
The upper reservoir intervals of the Lower Jurassic Åre Formation in the Heidrun Field (Offshore mid-Norway) are very heterolithic and have the lowest oil recovery factor of the field despite significant amounts of remaining reserves. One of these reservoir zones is the formation
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Alluvial Stratigraphic Response to Astronomical Climate Change
Numerical modelling and outcrop study in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming, USA
Alluvial stratigraphy is influenced by both allogenic and autogenic factors, which are difficult to be distinguished from each other because they operate at overlapping spatial and temporal scales. Moreover, it remains uncertain whether autogenic dynamics can result in sedimentar
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Alluvial deposits in the subsurface are essential for geo-energy production and storage in many regions worldwide. Accurate correlation and characterisation of alluvial stratigraphy requires an understanding of how river channels were spatially deposited, and which geomorphologic
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The rising demand for clean energy has drawn the attention for more geological research to low enthalpy geothermal applications in the Netherlands. A multi-scale reservoir characterization is carried out with the aim to understand the geothermal reservoir potential of the Triassi
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The upper Carboniferous in the southern North Sea, especially the Westphalian B and lower Westphalian C stage is characterized by the deposited cyclothems that are a series of coarsening-upward fluvial sediments cycles. These cyclothems are often coal-bearing and no more than 15
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Revealing an optimal geothermal development strategy attempt with long-term sustainability (upcoming 100 years) based on a real 3D model derived from seismic data is considered one of the main contributions of this research study. The heat extraction and thermal recharge of the r
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Traditional reservoir modelling utilizes a stochastic approach centered around statistics to generate a 3D representation of the reservoir. While the results of a stochastic approach are favorable, they tend to lack the detail that is necessary to fully understand the different a
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