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IMOG 2017 - Booth # 9
Florence, ItalyCretaceous and Jurassic Source Rocks: East Texas Salt Basin, Deepwater Gulf of Mexico, Onshore Mexico
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Houston, TXAdvanced Pyrolysis Data and Interpretation Methods to Identify Unconventional Sweet Spots in Fluid Phase Saturation and Fluid Properties (API Gravity) from Drill Cuttings and Cores
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Denver, COComparison of Source/Reservoir Rock Petroleum to Produced Petroleum Composition
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Denver, COUsing XRF, SEM and Pyrolysis for an Economic Appraisal of the Marcellus Formation of Western Pennsylvania for Fracking Purposes
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BahrainComponents and Processes Impacting Production Success from Unconventional Shale Resource Systems
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Correlation of Tmax and measured vitrinite reflectance (Download Note)
Dan Jarvie, TCU Energy Institute
Thermal maturity is an essential ingredient in assessing petroleum systems and the likely charge. This is especially true in unconventional resource systems where maturity and product are directly related. Various techniques may yield different interpretive results.
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HAWK Petroleum Assessment Method™ (HAWK-PAM) Note 160520-1 Wildcat's Compositional Analysis of Conventional and Unconventional |
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Pyrolysis Sample Weights for analysis (Note 160531-1)
An explanation of sample weights used and why for pyrolysis analysis
Oil Based Mud (OBM) Cleaning (Note 160720-1)
Step by Step for OBM procedure
Non-Petroleum Uses of HAWK Instrument (Note 160801-1)
Several uses beyond petroleum including carbonate mineral identification, carbonate percentage, coal deposits, concrete manufacture and soil pollution.
Kinetics - Green River Shale standard (Note 160602-1)
Details about the kinetic standard - Green River Shale detailing recommended weights
Papers & Presentations
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TCU Energy Institute, Daniel Jarvie from HGS Luncheon January 24, 2018"Petroleum Systems in the Permian Basin: Targeting optimum oil production" |
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EGI - University of Utah, Matthew Greb, Milind Deo and W. Lansing Taylor from Applied Geoscience Conference 2016:"Source Rock Characterization, Development Strategies and Fracture Complexity: Highlights of Shale Science Research at EGI" Find out more information on EGI's Shale Science Initiative / Shale Smart |
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ALS Empirica, Ryan King from URTeC 2015:
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EAPCE ‘13, February 6-8, 2013, Arusha, Tanzania:Unconventional Shale Resource AssessmentAlbert Maende, W. David Weldon and Daniel M. Jarvie. |
Mudrock Systems Research Laboratory Sponsors Meeting, March 5-6, 2013, Austin, Texas, USA: Prospectivity and Producibility of Shale Oil Resource Systems
Albert Maende and W. David Weldon, Wildcat Technologies, LLC. |
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GEO2012, Bahrain, 4-7 March 2012: "Components and Processes Impacting Production Success from Unconventional Shale Resource Systems"Authors: Dan Jarvie, Energy Institute at TCU, LLC, Humble, Texas 77338 |
Emerging North American Shale Gas Plays, Denver, CO, January 11-13, 2012: Bakken Shale Presentation
Albert Maende, Wildcat Technologies, LLC |
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AAPG Memoir 97, Shale reservoirs – Giant resources for the 21st century, J. Breyer, ed., in press, Jarvie, Daniel M., 2011, Shale resource systems for oil and gas: Part 1 – Shale gas resource systems; Part 2 – Shale oil resource systems, , AAPG Memoir 97, p. 1-31.
Part 1 (3MB) Shale Gas Resource Systems |
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21st International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry, Krakow, Poland, 8-12 September, 2003: An investigation of petroleum systems of the Permian basin, USAHill, R.J., D.M. Jarvie, B.L. Claxton, J.D. Burgess, and J.A. Williams |
