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A Decade of Drilling Innovation and Progress in the Paris Basin

SPE Drilling Engineering, 1991
Summary Since 1979, Esso Rep has drilled more than 150 exploration and development wells in the Paris basin. A cost-per-foot reduction of more than 40% was achieved despite a near doubling of rig rates. This paper discusses the unique directional drilling approach used and the drilling, formation evaluation, and contracting techniques.
D. B. Canter, J.-M. Simon
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Petroleum Systems in the Paris Sedimentary Basin, Europe

Advanced Materials Research, 2012
The Paris Basin encompasses most part of the northern half of France and is roughly circular in shape, centered around the city of Paris. Three known source rocks intervals are recognized in the basin. Main reservoirs in the basin were composed of the Triassic sandstones, Middle Jurassic (Dogger) limestones and Lower Cretaceous (Neocomian) sandstones ...
Hai Yan Hu, Song Lu, Hang Zhou Xiao
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Seismic applications of a Paris Basin shallow geology database

First Break, 1992
The main purpose of the Paris Basin data base is to solve the very specific problem of the statics in this area. The difficulty consists in mastering the long-wave-trend component of the primary statics (Booker et al. 1976; Garotta 1986). The 3 D geological method plays a leading part here in acquisition, by providing the best adjustment of the field ...
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Magdalenian “Beadwork Time” in the Paris Basin (France):

2017
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Caroline Peschaux, Grégory Debout, Olivier Bignon-Lau, Pierre Bodu   +3 more
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Large Variscan overthrusts beneath the Paris Basin

Nature, 1986
The ECORS project is devoted to the deep geophysical investigation of the continental and oceanic crust in France through the study of fundamental problems such as the formation of basins, mountain belts and continental margins. The first of the profiles completed is the ‘Nord de la France’, which is mainly devoted to the survey of the major units of ...
M. Cazes, A. Mascle, X. Torreilles, Ch. Bois, X. Damotte, Ph. Matte, X. Raoult, V. N. Pham, A. Hirn, X. Galdeano   +9 more
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The Sparnacian deposits of the Paris Basin: A lithostratigraphic classification

Stratigraphy, 2005
As the result of a study integrating lithostratigraphy and biostratigraphy of the Upper Paleocene (Thanetian) and Lower Eocene (Sparnacian-Ypresian) of the Paris Basin, a new lithostratigraphic unit, the Mont Bernon Group, can be formally recognized. The group includes four formational units: the Mortemer (Mortemer Limestone), the Vaugirard (Plastic ...
Marie-Perre Aubry, Medard Thiry, Christian Dupuis, William A. Berggren   +3 more
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Hettangian and Sinemurian magnetostratigraphy from Paris Basin

Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, 1996
A long core (1110 m) drilled at Montcornet (northeastern Paris Basin) provides early Jurassic magnetostratigraphic data coupled with biochronological control. About 600 paleomagnetic samples were obtained from a 148‐m‐thick series of Hettangian and Sinemurian rocks.
Zhenyu Yang, Marie‐Gabrielle Moreau, Hugo Bucher, Jean‐Louis Dommergues, Alain Trouiller   +4 more
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The Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in the Paris Basin: a review

2007
The last thirty years have seen increasing numbers of excavations of early Neolithic settlements in the main Paris Basin river valleys. These early Neolithic sites can be seen as part of the Danubian period, and specifically belong to the Rubané and Villeneuve–Saint-Germain–Blicquy cultures.
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Geothermal Evaluation of the Triassic Reservoirs of the Paris Basin

1980
In the PARIS Basin, the area extension of the Triassic outcrops and subcrops is about 12, 500 square kilometers.
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The Paris Basin

The Geographical Journal, 1912
J. D. F., Paul Lemoine
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