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Strategic Innovation in Hydrocarbon Exploration

Progress’19, 2019
Summary Exploration supplies 70–80% of economic value (EV) in the petroleum industry by means of acquiring geological information (GI), which diminishes risks and gains value by improving benefits, different types of decision-making processes, direct savings in terms of avoided costs, etc. 2D and 3D seismic data being the main source of GI at the early
E. Lavrenova, A. Gorbunov, V. Kerimov, V. Kosyanov   +3 more
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Frontiers in Hydrocarbon Exploration

1988
Although this symposium pertains to observation through drilling of the continental crust, I was asked by the planners of this meeting to present a paper showing the frontiers where significant oil and gas resources may be found. These areas lie onshore and offshore and new concepts and techniques in drilling, whether or not discussed in this meeting ...
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Basin Analysis and Hydrocarbon Exploration

2015
The exploration of sedimentary basins for mineral and fuel resources requires a sound knowledge of the evolution of the sedimentary basin, including its origin, stratigraphic architecture, paleogeography and subsidence history. Micropaleontology is applied at various stages of basin analysis.
Pratul Kumar Saraswati, M. S. Srinivasan
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Hydrocarbons in Hungary - Exploration and development

56th EAEG Meeting, 1994
Nearly 80 per cent of Hungary's 93 000 km2 national territory lies within the oil and/or gas bearing area. Since the first discovery in 1937 136 oil and gas fields have been discovered. Sixtysix per cent of recoverable reserves are found in the Tertiary sediments and 34% in karstified Mesozoic and fractured Palaeozoic Formations.
G. Pogacsas, B. Bardocz, I. Berczi, I. Koncz, A. Szalay, I. Szaloki   +5 more
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Geochemical hydrocarbon exploration — a new/old exploration tool

Journal of Geochemical Exploration, 1983
Abstract The search for petroleum has evolved into a highly sophisticated technology where today almost every scientific discipline known is being brought to bear upon the endeavour. Yet, the use of geochemical hydrocarbon exploration remains a peripheral exploration tool.
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Hydrocarbon Exploration Potential in Migration Pathways

Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference, 2019
Abstract Part of the hydrocarbons generated in the mature kitchens migrate into the conventional traps while the other portions remain in the kitchens as unconventional resources. However, significant part of the generated hydrocarbons could be available in the migration pathways. Hydrocarbons in the migration pathways are
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Hydrocarbons in Spain - exploration and production

First Break, 1994
Spain cannot be considered a prolific hydrocarbon country. Based on data as of April 1992, annual domestic crude oil production accounts for only 2% of consumption (1.1 MM tons against 53.8 MM tons) and gas production accounts for only 17% (40 bcf against 232 bcf).
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Hydrocarbon Exploration Using Marine Electromagnetic Techniques

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 2005
This article, written by Technology Editor Dennis Denney, contains highlights of paper OTC 17168, "Hydrocarbon Exploration Using Marine EM Techniques," by S. Constable, Scripps Inst. of Oceanography, U. of California San Diego, prepared for the 2005 Offshore Technology Conference, Houston, 2-5 May.
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Hydrocarbon Exploration Using Marine EM Techniques

Offshore Technology Conference, 2005
Historical Introduction Historically, marine electromagnetic (EM) methods have been employed to study the crust and mantle of the deep ocean, with the earliest applications dating back to Charles ('Chip') Cox's pioneering work on the marine magnetotelluric (MT) method (Cox et al., 1980) and controlled source EM (or ...
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Hydrocarbon Exploration And Development-Newfoundland Offshore

Annual Technical Meeting, 1996
Abstract Newfoundland and Labrador is a proven petroleum province with discovered offshore resources of 1.6 billion barrels of oil, 8.2 trillion cubic feel of gas and 360 million barrels of natural gas liquids. Discoveries to dale include sixteen oil and gas fields on the Grand Banks and five gas fields on the ...
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