Integrating Sedimentology and Sequence Stratigraphy for Reservoir Characterization of the Cenomanian- Turonian Raha and Abu Qada Formations in West Central Sinai, Egypt,
      T. Anan, G. M. Grammer, A. El-Shahat, A. Genedi, and E. Sharaf

Subsurface Distribution of Silurian Reef/Bank Facies in East Central Illinois,
      Z. Askari Khorasgani, Z. Lasemi, and D. G. Mikulic

B

Comparison of the Utica Shale Reservoir Characteristics of Quebec, Canada and NY/PA, U.S.A.,
      D. A. Billman and J. P. Martin

The Oil and Gas Industry in the Illinois Economy,
      J. E. Blumthal and B. K. Richards

Depositional and Diagenetic Variability within the Cambrian Mount Simon Sandstone in the Illinois Basin: Implications for Carbon Dioxide Sequestration,
      B. B. Bowen, J. Rupp, R. Ochoa, and N. Fischietto

Legal, Regulatory, and Operational Hurdles in the Kentucky Consortium for Carbon Storage (KYCCS) Western Kentucky CO₂ Storage Test,
      J. R. Bowersox, D. A. Williams, D. C. Harris, and P. Papadeas

Lithostratigraphy and Petrophysics of the Marcellus Interval in West Virginia and Southwestern Pennsylvania,
      M. Boyce

Geologic Site Characterization Enhanced by Two Dimensional Resistivity Imaging,
      G. Byer

C

Black Shales and Shale Gas in Southwestern Ontario, Canada,
      T. R. Carter, L. Fortner, and T. Hamblin

Using Seismic Attributes to Delineate Fractures,
      S. Chopra and K. J. Marfurt

Woodford Shale in Southern Midcontinent, USA — Transgressive System Tract Marine Source Rocks on an Arid Passive Continental Margin with Persistent Oceanic Upwelling,
      J. B. Comer

D

Preparations for an Immiscible CO₂ Flood Pilot in Sugar Creek Field, KY,
      J. R. Damico, J. P. Grube, and S. Frailey

New “Reflections” on Existing Seismic-Data Interpretations of the Cambrian and Precambrian near a Carbon Sequestration Test Well in Hancock County, Kentucky,
      J. A. Drahovzal

E

Hydrocarbon Potential of the Devonian Millboro (Marcellus) Shale in the Valley and Ridge Province of Virginia,
      C. B. Enomoto

Natural Gas Productivity of the Devonian Huron Member of the Ohio Shale in Virginia,
      C. B. Enomoto

F

Controls on Gas Production, New Albany Shale, Northern Biogenic Trend,
      S. M. Ferris

Michigan Basin Derived Mississippi Valley-Type CaCO₃ and Sulfide Mineralization within Fractured Ordovician Bedrock in Kane County, NE Illinois USA,
      J. T. Freiburg, B. W. Fouke, and Z. Lasemi

G

Geologic Cross Sections Beneath Kentucky’s Major Rivers to Determine Potential Carbon Storage Options along Industrial Corridors,
      S. F. Greb and M. P. Solis

Occurrence of Authigenic Pyrite in the Upper Frio Formation, Texas: Potential Impact on CO₂ Sequestration,
      J. D. Grigsby and K. A. McGuire

Enhanced Oil Recovery and CO₂ Sequestration Potential of Chesterian (Mississippian) Sandstones in the Illinois Basin,
      J. P. Grube, J. Damico, and B. Seyler

Mature Field Assessment Using GIS in Barnhill Field, Wayne County, Illinois,
      S. R. Gustison

H

Assessment of “Lost Gas” Estimation Technique by Replicated Canister Desorption Testing,
      S. Harpalani and A. Mitra

Origin of a Late Middle Ordovician Seismite-like Deposit: Did It Jump, or Was It Pushed?,
      C. Harris, H. Baker, and C. Lewis

Does Performance of Secondary Recovery in Waterfloods Help Predict CO₂ EOR in Michigan Niagaran Reefs?,
      W. B. Harrison, III, G. M. Grammer, and D. A. Barnes

What Came First: Folding, Faulting, and Fracturing in the Devonian Needmore and Marcellus Shales of Highland County, Virginia,
      J. T. Haynes, S. M. Walker, S. J. Whitmeyer, and K. E. Goggin

Evidence for a Major East-West Structural Discontinuity in Southern Indiana –— A Possible Marginal Fault Zone of the Rough Creek Graben,
      K. B. Horrall and M. S. Stone

Devonian Sandstone Channels at Springfield East Field, Sangamon County, Illinois: Predictor of Oil Productive Zones in Underlying Silurian Rocks,
      B. G. Huff

J

Allochthonous Origin of Small Carbonate Mud Mounds in the Compton Limestone (Mississippian, Kinderhookian), Southwestern Missouri,
      J. S. Jackson and K. R. Evans

Sequence Stratigraphy of the Lower and Middle Mississippian Subsystem in Southwestern Missouri,
      J. S. Jackson and K. R. Evans

Estimating Resources and Reserves in Unconventional Gas Reservoirs,
      C. Jenkins

K

Screening Criteria for Geo-sequestration of Carbon,
      F. Khan

Quantitative Contaminant Plume Analysis for Assessment and Remediation,
      D. S. Kilmer, G. Mast, and S. Rhodes

Viscoelastic Surfactant Based Systems in the Niagaran Formation,
      K. A. Kreh

L

The Influence of CO₂ on New Albany Shale Pore Structure and Composition,
      R. Lahann, M. Mastalerz, and J. A. Rupp

Carbonate Sequence Stratigraphy and Reservoir Development: The Middle Silurian Racine Formation in the Sangamon Arch, West-Central Illinois,
      Y. Lasemi

Sequence Stratigraphic Framework of the Middle Devonian Marcellus Shale,
      G. G. Lash

Thermogenic Gas Resources in the Marcellus, Utica, and Lockatong Shales – A Comparative Assessment of Devonian, Ordovician, and Triassic Unconventional Reservoirs in Pennsylvania,
      C. D. Laughrey

Results from an Ongoing Study of TOC and Carbonate Content Analysis of the Ordovician Utica and Devonian Marcellus Shales, New York State,
      J. R. Leone and L. (Taury) Smith

Reactive Transport Modeling of the Injection and CO₂ Fate in the Mt. Simon Sandstone Formation,
      F. (Yifei) Liu, P. Lu, C. Zhu, and Y. Xiao

Sandstone/Shale-Brine-CO₂ Interactions: Implications for Geological Carbon Sequestration,
      P. Lu, Q. Fu, W. E. Seyfried, Jr., C. Griffith, S. Hedges, Y. Soong, and C. Zhu

M

Geospatial Characterization of Clastic Dikes in Badlands National Park: A General Model for Fracture System Analysis,
      M. P. Madison and M. P. Fischer

Shale Gas Potential of the Quebec Sedimentary Basins,
      J-S. Marcil, L. J. Lavoie, and P. K. Dorrins

Advancing Carbon Capture and Geologic Sequestration in New York State,
      J. P. Martin, A. D. Stevens, R. Singer, G. Rusk, F. C. Dayter, and R. Victor

Potential for Underground Coal Gasification: Examples from Indiana,
      M. Mastalerz, A. Drobniak, and J. Rupp

Refining the Mississippian-Pennsylvanian Systemic Boundary in Western and South Central Kentucky,
      M. T. May and S. Schoefernacker

Carbon Dioxide Storage Capacity in the Upper Cambrian Basal Sandstone of the Midwest Region: A County-Based Analysis,
      C. R. Medina and J. A. Rupp

3D Seismic Applications in the Marcellus Shale Play,
      J. R. Morris

Characterization of Springfield Coal Member of the Carbondale Formation (Pennsylvanian) in a CO₂ Sequestration Pilot–Illinois Basin Tanquary Site, USA,
      D. G. Morse, M. Mastalerz, J. A. Rupp, and S. Harpalani

Recent Drilling Activity in the Trenton/Black River Formation of Michigan,
      L. Murray

N

Depositional Framework of the Baker Coal in the Illinois Basin,
      J. W. Nelson, S. Elrick, and P. Ames

Preliminary Characterization of Visual Kerogen Types, Thermal Maturity, Total Organic Carbon, and Oil Yield Potential of Devonian Shale in the Appalachian and Illinois Basins,
      S. G. Neuzil, J. A. East, C. S. Swezey, and F. T. Dulong

Modeling and Simulation of the Devonian Gas Shale Reservoirs of Eastern Kentucky for Enhanced Gas Recovery and CO₂ Storage,
      B. C. Nuttall, K. Schepers, R. Gonzalez, and G. Koperna

P

Brine Chemistry in the Appalachian and Illinois Basins of Kentucky— Implications for Geologic Carbon Sequestration,
      T. M. (Marty) Parris, D. J. Webb, N. Fedorchuk, S. Daugherty, and K. G. Takacs

Biomarker Indicators of Microbial Degradation of Organic Matter in the New Albany Shale,
      S. Petsch, C. Astore, M. Woodworth, M. Schlegel, J. McIntosh, and A. Martini

Q

3-D Interpretation of the Sequence Stratigraphy and Reservoir Property Distribution in the Belle River Mills Silurian (Niagaran) Reef, St. Clair County, MI,
      H. Qualman, G. M. Grammer, W. Harrison III, and M. Pranter

R

Geology and Infrastructure Data for the Development of Shale Gas Wells in Triassic Strata of the Deep River Basin, Lee and Chatham Counties, North Carolina, USA,
      J. C. Reid and K. B. Taylor

Shale Gas Potential in Triassic Strata of the Deep River Basin, Lee and Chatham Counties, North Carolina, USA,
      J. C. Reid and K. B. Taylor

Reservoir Characterization of the Silurian “Clinton” Sandstone in the East Canton Oil Field, Ohio,
      R. A. Riley, J. Wicks, and C. J. Perry

Woodford Shale Gas Production Versus Fault Intensity — A Quantitative Analysis,
      C. M. Robinson

S

Mineralized Veins and Sand Injectites in the Utica Formation, New York State: Implications for Fluid Flow and Fracture Development,
      B. Selleck, N. MacDonald, and K. Meisner

Reservoir Characterization of the Mississippian Cypress Sandstone at Lawrence Field Illinois,
      B. Seyler, J. Grube, B. G. Huff, C. S. Blakley, and P. Johanek

Pennsylvanian Black Shales and Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) Considerations in Indiana,
      N. R. Shaffer and M. Mastalerz

The Role of the Petroleum Geologist in Siting and Permitting Brine Disposal Wells for Marcellus Shale Flowback Water,
      D. E. Skoff and D. A. Billman

Integrated Characterization of the Ordovician Utica/Trenton Organic-Rich Shale and Limestone Plays in New York State,
      L. Smith, J. Leone, and J. Martin

The Geology of Deep Saline Reservoirs and Their Confining Intervals in Kentucky for Regional Assessment of Carbon Storage,
      M. P. Solis and S. F. Greb

Tilden: Improved Oil Recovery Strategies in Microfractured Silurian Reef Using Nitrogen Gas,
      R. Stewart and T. Maness

Characterization of Possible Carbon Sequestration Targets in Cambrian Strata near Jamestown, NY,
      A. Stolorow, B. Slater, T. Smith, J. P. Martin, and J. Sminchak

Stratigraphy of the Altamont Formation (Middle Pennsylvanian) in St. Louis, Missouri,
      D. J. Stolz and N. R. King

Jointing, Fracturing, Faulting and Structural Patterns of Indiana and Vicinity: Implications for Regional and Local Fractured Reservoirs,
      K. L. Strunk

Five Categories of Organic-Rich Shale, and Their Gas-Bearing Potential in the Eastern United States,
      C. S. Swezey and J. L. Coleman, Jr.

T

Suitability of Kentucky Reservoirs for Carbon Dioxide-Enhanced Oil Recovery and Sequestration,
      K. G. Takacs, T. M. (Marty) Parris, and B. C. Nuttall

W

The Horseshoe Canyon Coals of Central Alberta — A Dry CBM Play,
      C. R. Waffle, D. L. Tisdale, and C. A. MacNeill

Reservoir Characterization of the North Canton Gas Field Clinton Formation, Canton, Ohio,
      D. R. Watts, D. Wytovich, K. Sinclair, D. Dominic, E. Hauser, and G. C. Watts

Geological Characterization and Site Selection for Enhanced Oil Recovery, Lawrence Field, Illinois,
      S. Whitaker, B. Schonert, J. Brenizer, and B. Clayton

Z

Complex Lithofacies Relationships between the Ste. Genevieve and Paoli Limestones: Clarifying Reservoir Relationships in the Indiana Subsurface,
      C. W. Zuppann, M. A. Parke, and J. B. Droste