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Assessment of Oil Mobility using HAWK-PAM Assessment of Oil Mobility, Evaluation of Evaporative Loss and Correlation of Reservoir Compartments using HAWK Petroleum Assessment Method (HAWK-PAM)
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.
HAWK Petroleum Assessment Method (HAWK-PAM) Wildcat's compositional analysis of Conventional and Unconventional.
Pyrolysis Sample Weights for Analysis An explanation of sample weights used for pyrolysis analysis
Several uses beyond petroleum including carbonate mineral identification, carbonate percentage, coal deposits, concrete manufacturing, and soil pollution.
Details about the kinetic standard - Green River Shale - detailing recommended weights
Talks
GEO2020
BahrainAnalysis for the Petroleum Prospectivity of the Marcellus Formation of Western Pennsylvania, USA, using Pyrolysis and SEM XRF Measurements together with GR, ChemoGR, Porosity and PHIE Logging
View AbstractAAPG ICE 2019 - Booth# 405
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaInvestigation of Clay Content as Being a Cause for Suppression of Pyrolysis Tmax Maturity Data in the Wolfcamp B
Read AbstractAAPG ACE 2018 - Booth # 751
San Antonio, TXPyrolysis-based Model Prediction of API Gravity in the Producible Fluid Saturations of Organic-Rich Unconventional Reservoirs
View AbstractIMOG 2017 - Booth # 9
Florence, ItalyCretaceous and Jurassic Source Rocks: East Texas Salt Basin, Deepwater Gulf of Mexico, Onshore Mexico
Download PresentationAAPG ACE 2017 - Booth# 2339
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
Download PresentationAlso modified and available from Search & Discovery - View Presentation
AAPG ACE 2015
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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Petroleum Systems in the Permian Basin: Targeting optimum oil production TCU Energy Institute, Daniel Jarvie from HGS Luncheon - January 24, 2018
Source Rock Characterization, Development Strategies and Fracture Complexity: Highlights of Shale Science Research at EGI EGI - University of Utah, Matthew Greb, Milind Deo, W. Lansing Taylor from Applied Geoscience Conference 2016
Addressing the Caveats of Source Rock Pyrolysis in the Unconventional World: Modified Methods and Interpretation Ideas ALS Empirica, Ryan King from URTeC 2015
Unconventional Shale Resource Assessment EAPCE '13, February 6-8, 2013, Arusha, Tanzania
Mudrock Systems Research Laboratory Sponsors Meeting, March 5-6, 2013, Austin, TX. Albert Maende and David Weldon.
Components and Processes Impacting Production Success from Unconventional Shale Resouce Systems GEO2012, Bahrain, March 4-7, 2012. Authors: Dan Jarvie (Energy Institute at TCU), Brian Jarvie (GeoMark Research), David Weldon (Wildcat Technologies) and Albert Maende (Wildcat Technologies)
Emerging North American Shale Gas Plays, Denver, CO, January 11-13, 2012, Albert Maende.
Shale Gas Resource Systems 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 Oil Resource Systems 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 2
An investigation of petroleum systems of the Permian Basin, USA 21st International Meeting on Organic Geochemistry, Krakow, Poland, 8-12 September, 2003. Hill, R.J., D.M. Jarvie, B.L. Claxton, J.D. Burgess, and J.A. Williams