Titlebook: Carbonate Petroleum Reservoirs; Perry O. Roehl,Philip W. Choquette Book 1985Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1985 Jura.Petroph

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Depositional and Reservoir Facies of the Mississippian Leadville Formation, Northwest Lisbon Field, was discovered by the Pure Oil Company in January 1960 from seismic data and stratigraphic analysis of the Pure NW Lisbon No. 1 (B-610) well. Initial production was from Pennsylvanian, Mississippian, and Devonian strata, but only the Mississippian (Leadville) carbonate sequence, by far the major producing unit, will be discussed in this paper.

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Depositional Facies, Diagenetic Terranes, and Porosity Development in Lower Ordovician Ellenburger Df Midland (Fig. 1-1). The discovery well, the Phillips Petroleum Co. No. 1 Glenna, was completed in 1952 at a total depth of 16,575 feet (5052 m), with an initial production of 12 million cubic feet of gas per day (340,000 m.) and 38 barrels of oil per day, from perforations in the Ellenburger Dolom

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Factors Controlling Porosity in Dolomite Reservoirs of the Ordovician Red River Formation, Cabin Cre (Fig. 2-1). Discovered in 1953 by seismic methods, the field is currently producing from about 90 wells, from reservoirs in the Silurian Interlake Formation (Roehl, 1967 and this volume) and the Upper Ordovician Red River Formation. Another case study discusses Red River reservoirs in Pennel Field

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Depositional Sequences and Characteristics of Ordovician Red River Reservoirs, Pennel Field, Willistsouthwestern North Dakota (Fig. 4-1). Cedar Creek is the major anticlinal structure demarcating the southwestern periphery of the intracratonic Williston Basin; the structure extends for nearly 145 miles (233 km) on a mean strike of S30°E from northwest of Glendive, Montana, to just west of Buffalo,

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Depositional and Diagenetic Controls on Reservoir Rock Development and Petrophysics in Silurian Tidath Dakota, and northwestern South Dakota (Fig. 5-1). Pine, Cabin Creek, and Wills Creek fields are contiguous and occupy a mid-crestal position on the structure. The latter two fields are independently named because of the manner in which production has been developed and because of unitization comm

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Silurian Reservoirs in Upward-Shoaling Cycles of the Hunton Group, Mt. Everette and Southwest Reedincentral Oklahoma, approximately 28 miles (45 km) northwest of Oklahoma City (Fig. 6-1). In 1965, the Jones and Pellow No. 1 Britton well (Sec. 11, T15N, R6W) discovered hydrocarbons in the Hunton Group at Mt. Everette-Southwest Reeding. Hydrocarbon production from the Hunton in these fields is from

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Depositional Facies of Middle Silurian (Niagaran) Pinnacle Reefs, Belle River Mills Gas Field, Michiout 28 million barrels of oil (82 percent of the state’s production) and almost 150 billion cubic feet of gas (94 percent of the state’s production). At the end of 1980, cumulative production from the reefs reached 190 million barrels of oil and 1.12 trillion cubic feet (31.8 billion m.) of gas (Bri