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AAPG Hedberg Conference
Microbial Carbonate Reservoir Characterization
June 3-8, 2012 – Houston, Texas
Search and Discovery Article #90153 (2012)
Posted July 23, 2012
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Workflow for Reservoir Characterization, Formation Evaluation, and 3D Geologic Modeling of the Upper Jurassic Smackover Microbial Carbonate Reservoir Facies at Little Cedar Creek Field, Northeastern Gulf of Mexico, *Evidence for the Microbial Origin of the Tengiz Unit I Boundstone Slopes, (Pricaspian Basin, The Republic of Kazakhstan), *Coral-Microbial build-ups development in an Upper Jurassic Carbonate Ramp (Kimmeridgian, Sierra de Albarracín, Spain), *Seismic Geomorphology of Microbial-Dominated Margin and Slope Environments around an Isolated Platform, Tengiz Field, Kazakhstan, Late Jurassic Microbiolite Reservoirs of Southwestern Alabama, Little Cedar Creek Field: A Core Presentation, Pore Structure, Porosity and Permeability of Continental Carbonates: A Case Study of Pleistocene Travertine (Southern Tuscany, Italy), *Microbialite Bioherms in Great Salt Lake, Utah: Influence of Active Tectonics and Anthropogenic Effects, *Mesozoic, Syn-Rift, Non-Marine, Microbialites from the Wessex Basin, UK, *Large Lacustrine Microbialite Bioherms from the Eocene Green River Formation: Stratigraphic Architecture, Sequence Stratigraphic Relations, and Depositional Model, *Travertine Macro- and Micro-porosity, *High-Relief Microbial Boundstone Platforms, *Non Marine Carbonates: Microbially Mediated vs. Abiotic Fabrics and Porosity, *Microbial Characterization of Carbonate Surface Sediments from the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Platforms, *Carbonate Rock-Forming Processes in the Pre-salt “Sag” Successions of Campos Basin, Offshore Brazil: Evidence for Seasonal, Dominantly Abiotic Carbonate Precipitation, Substrate Controls, and Broader Geologic Implications, *The Role of Microbial Activity on Petrophysical Properties, *An Atlas of Brazilian Microbialites, The Sequence Stratigraphic and Paleoclimatic Controls on Microbial Carbonates of the Carbonate-evaporite Dominated Late Carboniferous (Moscovian) Paradox Basin, Southeastern Utah, *Controls on High-Frequency Oolite-Microbialite-Coral Reef Sequences, Upper Miocene, SE Spain, *Outcrop Analogue of Pre-salt Microbial Series from South Atlantic: the Yacoraite Fm, Salta rift System (NW Argentina), *Analogs for Carbonate Deposition (Microbialites, Tufas and Travertines)
In Early Rift Settings, *The Microbial-Dominated Reef and Slope of the Capitan Margin, *Lateral Variation in Microbial Carbonate Facies and Stable Isotope Geochemistry at Multiple Scales in the Oligo-Miocene Horse Spring Formation of Southern Nevada, Characteristics, distribution and morphogenesis of microbial carbonate systems in Shark
Bay, Australia, *The Microbial-Dominated Slopes of Tengiz Field,
Pricaspian Basin, Kazakhstan, *Sponge-microbial Mound in Tuscumbia Limestone, Subsurface Walker County, Alabama, The ExxonMobil Lacustrine Collaborative: Idaho Hot Springs Limestone as an Analog Addressing Lacustrine Carbonate Reservoir Presence and Quality, *Reservoir Analog Model for Oolite-Microbialite Sequences, Miocene Terminal Carbonate Complex, Spain, Characteristics and Modeling of Upper Jurassic Smackover Microbial Carbonate Facies and Reservoirs in the Northeastern Gulf of Mexico, *Microbially Influenced Waulsortian Mounds in the Lower Mississippian (Tournasian) Lodgepole Formation, Dickinson Field Complex, Williston Basin, North Dakota, Simulation of the Upper Jurassic Smackover Carbonate Facies at Little Cedar Creek Field, Northeastern Gulf of Mexico, The Carbonate Mud Mounds of the Lower Cretaceous Cupido Formation: An Unusual Occurrence of Microbial-Dominated Carbonate Buildups Cropping Out Remarkably in NE Mexico, *Composition, Distribution, and Diagenesis of Microbial Oncolite Beds Capping the Uplifted Atoll of Maré, Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia, *Microbial and Geochemical Characterization of Carbonate Mudbanks from Florida Bay, *Lessons Learned from Modern Marine Stromatolites, Bahamas, *Three-Dimensional Pore Connectivity Evaluation in a Holocene Microbialite Head, *Low-Temperature Dolomite Formation: Microbes and other mechanisms, *Lacustrine Carbonates – Facies Evolution, Diagenesis: Eocene Green River Formation, Piceance Creek Basin, Colorado, *Microbialites in Zechstein Cycle 2 Carbonates (NE England and Poland): Types and Source Rock Perspectives, *Salta Basin, Argentina: A Good Analog for Phanerozoic Lacustrine Microbialite-Bearing Reservoirs, *Pore Type Characterization and Petrophysical Properties on Microbial Carbonate Reservoirs, *Calcisponge-Microbialite Reef Facies, Middle Permian (Guadalupian), Northwest Shelf-Margin of Permian Basin, New Mexico USA, *Outcrop and Subsurface Characterization of Microbialite Facies in the Ordovician Arbuckle Group of Missouri and Kansas, *Lacustrine Microbial Carbonate Facies in Core from the Lower Cretaceous Toca Formation, Block 0, Offshore Angola, |