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AAPG 2016 Eastern Section Meeting

Basins to Barrels

September 25-27, 2016

Posted October 28, 2016
Search and Discovery Article #90258 (2016)

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ABSTRACTS (by Author)
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A

Depositional and Previous HitSequenceNext Hit Stratigraphic Framework of the Middle Pennsylvanian Allegheny Formation, South-Central West Virginia: Analyzing Autogenic and Allogenic Influence on Depositional Elements

Understanding kerogen composition and structure in pristine shale cores collected from Marcellus Shale Energy and Environment Laboratory

Comparing Different Extraction Methods for Analyses of Ester-linked Diglyceride Fatty Acids in Marcellus Shale

Thermodynamically Driven Fluid Mixing Across Phases Induced by Viscous Flow Instabilities in Porous Media

Cyclic Pressure Pulsing: A Promising Method to Improve Recovery from Hydraulically-Fractured Stripper Wells of Appalachian Basin

Cypress Sandstone Reservoir Characterization Across the Clay City Anticline, Richland and Clay Counties, Illinois

B

Redefined Sauk Previous HitsequenceNext Hit rocks in the Ohio region suggest emerging plays on the Ohio Platform and adjacent Rome Trough

The Formation of Diagenetic Trap in the Squirrel Sandstone

Redox Conditions during deposition and early diagenesis of the U. Ord. Point Pleasant Ls of southwestern PA and northern WV: Insights from pyrite framboids and trace elements

Core Reflectance Spectroscopy and Previous HitWellNext Hit Logging of the Point Pleasant/Utica Sub-basin, Ohio

An Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit of a Near-Surface Big Clifty (Jackson) Sandstone Reservoir in Logan County, Kentucky

Sulfide Generation by Dominant Colonizing Halanaerobium Microorganisms in Hydraulically Fractured Shales

Methanohalophilus is the Dominant Source of Biogenic Methane in Hydraulically Fractured Shales

Reevaluation of the Heavy Oil and Bitumen Resources of the Western Kentucky Tar Sands: What Did We Learn about the Tar Sands That Is New?

C

The Marcellus Shale Energy and Environment Laboratory (MSEEL)

Improving Unconventional Hydrocarbon Recovery by Reducing Formation Damage

Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit and Integration of Advanced Logs and Core Data: Characterization of the Copper Ridge Dolomite in Morrow County, Ohio

Stratigraphy and reservoir characterization of the Grundy Formation (Pennsylvanian, eastern Kentucky) in relation with the overlying Pikeville and Hyden Formations

In-Situ Stress Characterization of Appalachian Basin Cambrian-Ordovician Caprock and Reservoirs via Detailed Image Previous HitLogNext Hit Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit

Preliminary analyses of core from the Marcellus Shale Energy and Environment Laboratory

Progress towards Safe and Effective Geologic Storage of Carbon Dioxide in Midwest and Mid-Atlantic States

D

Microbes in the Marcellus Shale: Distinguishing Between Injected and Indigenous Microorganisms

Revising the Fresh-Saline Water Interface in Eastern Kentucky

Preventative Maintenance for Paraffin Management in Production Tubing Using Non-Invasive Ultrasonic Technology

Structural Origin of Henderson Dome: Stratigraphic & Geophysical Study of an Upper Ordovician Impact Crater

E

Organic Matter Maturation Trends and Source Rock Quality in the Utica Shale, East-Central Ohio

Gas Shales: A largely North American Phenomenon?

Temporal Changes in Fluid Biogeochemistry and Microbial Cell Abundance after Hydraulic Fracturing in Marcellus Shale

F

Clay Mineralogy, Provenance, and Previous HitSequenceNext Hit Stratigraphy of Upper Ordovician Shales in Eastern Ohio

Subsurface Analyses of the Bedford-Berea Petroleum System in Eastern Kentucky

Unconventional Resource Potential of the Sunbury Shale, Berea Sandstone, and Antrim Shale in Central Michigan

CO2 Storage Resource Estimates for Cambrian-Ordovician Formations in Eastern Ohio

G

Quantifying Microporosity in Clay Minerals of the Cypress Sandstone: Implications for Petrophysical Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit And Diagenesis

A Devonian Callixylon Previous HitLogNext Hit of the Archaeopteris Tree Found in Marion County, Kentucky

Most Effective Methods in Identifying, Etching, and Dissolving Limestones

Thinning marine zones of the Breathitt Group along Kentucky Highway 15, Breathitt County, Kentucky

Changing duration of Carboniferous cyclothems implications for coal and lithofacies distribution

NORM and TENORM -- Are We Heading For a New Legal Normal?

H

Petrophysical Characterization of the Kerbel Sandstone in Central Ohio for CO2 Storage Potential

Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit of Microbial Lipid Biomarkers as Evidence of Deep Shale Microbial Life

Kinematics of Past Tectonic Forces Inferred from Differential Sedimentation

Favorable Areas to Focus Future Trenton Exploration in Indiana

Monitoring Induced Microseismicity in the Rome Trough, Eastern Kentucky U.S.A.

Integrated Sub-Basin Scale Exploration for Carbon Storage Targets: Advanced Characterization of Geologic Reservoirs and Caprocks in the Upper Ohio River Valley

K

Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit and Characterization of Utica-Point Pleasant Production

Long Period, Long Duration (LPLD) Seismic Events Observed During Monitoring of Hydraulic Fracturing in Pennsylvania and West Virginia

L

Lithofacies and Previous HitSequenceNext Hit Framework of the Upper Cambrian Galesville and Ironton Sandstones in Illinois

Petroleum Geochemistry of Devonian Rocks and Produced Oil and Natural Gas in the Caseman - Gross Unit #1 Previous HitWellNext Hit, Bradford County, Pennsylvania

Development of Quick-Look Maps for CO2-EOR Opportunities in the Appalachian and Michigan Basins

EIA expanded geographic coverage of oil and natural gas production, with new data for 10 states

M

Utilization of Factor of Safety in Geotechnical Solutions

New Insights & Perspectives on the Effects of Structural Reactivation on the Upper Devonian Antrim Shale, Michigan Basin

Unification of Compositional Data and High-Resolution Facies Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit in the Union Springs Formation of New York

Addressing Health Issues Associated with Air Emissions around UNGD Sites

Geochemical Characterization of Lower Wolfcamp Unconventional Reservoirs, Midland Basin (Texas)

Hierarchical Evaluation of Geologic Carbon Storage Resource Estimates: Cambrian-Ordovician Units within the MRCSP Region

Insights on Porosity and Pore Size Distribution Using Multiple Analytical Tools: Implications for Reservoir Characterization in Geologic Storage of CO2

Strange Sample-Thickness Dependence of Multi-frequency Complex Dielectric Permittivity of Shales and Sandstones

Improved Oil-in-Place Estimates in Clay- and Pyrite-Bearing Shales Based on Inversion of Multi-frequency Electromagnetic Measurements

Reservoir Simulation of Tracer Transport in Multicomponent Multiphase Compositional Flow with Applications to the Cranfield CO2 Sequestration Site

O

Estimation of Saturation-Dependent Relative Permeability in Shales based on Adsorption-Desorption Isotherm

R

Applications of scientific core drilling in North Carolina: Cumberland-Marlboro basin, and the Triassic rift / lacustrine Dan River basin.

A Protocol for Baseline Sampling of Water Sources in Areas of Shale Oil and Gas Development

A Previous HitsequenceNext Hit stratigraphic model for the Silurian A-1 Carbonate of the Michigan Basin

Assessing Thermal Maturity in Cambrian Source Rocks, Rome Trough, Appalachian Basin: Organic Petrology Complexities

State of Stress in the Illinois Basin and Constraints on Inducing Failure

S

Indigenous life in extreme environments: Characterizing pristine shale rock hosted biomass

Optimizing Lateral Placement and Production while Minimizing Completion Costs Using Downhole Geochemical Logging

Creating a 3D Hydrocarbon Profile to Increase Production and Reduce Poor Economic Wells: a Utica Case Study

Evolving EPA Subpart W Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rules Challenge Oil and Gas Operators

Understanding biogeochemical controls on spatiotemporal variations in total organic carbon in cores from Marcellus Shale Energy and Environment Laboratory

Mineral/organic Matter Associations and Pore Microtextures in the Marcellus Formation, West Virginia

Using Ultrasensitive Surface Detection to Evaluate Potential and Actual CO2 Sequestration Sites

Subsurface Geomechanics, Fracture Breakdown Pressures, and Fracture-tunnels in the Midwest U.S.

Sinistral transpression along previously existing faults, Appalachian Basin, Ohio

Class II injection wells in Kentucky -- An update of the map service of wastewater, brine-disposal, and enhanced-recovery wells in Kentucky

Elemental Data Collected in the Berea Sandstone of Eastern Kentucky: Applications to Wellbore Placement, Horizontal Chemosteering and Completion Strategy

V

Manistique Group Reservoirs in the Michigan Basin: an Overlooked Resource

W

Assessing Potential Seismic Hazards from Induced Earthquakes in the Central and Eastern United States

Thermal maturity assessment in the Lower Huron using Raman micro-spectroscopy

An Integrated Approach to Identifying Residual Oil Zones in the Cypress Sandstone in the Illinois Basin for Nonconventional CO2-EOR and Storage

Deep cores through the Pennsylvanian section of western Kentucky, Illinois Basin

Phosphate Minerals in Utica Shale: A possible Source of Trace Metals in Flowback Water

An Overview of Development of the Utica-Point Pleasant Play

Maturation patterns of the Cambrian Rogersville Shale in the Rome Trough of Eastern Kentucky and West Virginia

Gas Generation from natural oils -- the details matter in resource assessment

Y

Improving the Estimations of Shale Permeability with Process-based Pore Network Modeling Approach

Late Ordovician (Katian) Upper Lexington-Kope Equivalents in the Point Pleasant Basin of Eastern Ohio: Correlation and Paleonenvironments of the Utica Point Pleasant System

*Previous HitAnalysisNext Hit on Distribution and Controlling Factors of Paleogene Reservoir, Beibuwan Basin

Z

CO2 Storage Capacity Estimation and CO2-EOR Evaluation for Jacksonburg-Stringtown Oil Field, West Virginia, USA

Assessing methane in shallow groundwater for the Berea Sandstone and Rogersville Shale play area, eastern Kentucky

Marcellus Shale Energy and Environment Laboratory Approach to Water and Waste Studies

Geomechanical Lithology-Based Previous HitAnalysisTop of Microseismicity in Organic Shale Sequences: A comparison from multiple hydraulic fracturing field sites