Titlebook: Hydrocarbon and Petroleum Geology of France; Alain Mascle Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Deformation.Jura.Trias.explorat

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An Integrated Approach to Reservoir Characterization for a Gas Storage in the Paris Basins a gas storage. In this Gaz de France case study, we show that the combination of geologic, well logs, and seismic data can lead to a better interpretation of the reservoir..Seismic inversion with a priori model is an efficient way to integrate different types of available data. We compare, on a 2-

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Liassic Source Rocks from Three Wells from the Sea of Iroise (French Western Approaches) and Dorset apart from one oil and one gas condensate show) although 12 wells were drilled in French waters. However, the on­ shore Wytch Farm oil field was developed, and produc­ tion was said to reach about 60000 bopd at the end of 1991. At the same time, the Kinsale Head and Ballycotton gas fields, offshore

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Deep Seismic Investigation in the Parentis Basin (Southwestern France)ren­ tis Basin. This basin appears in the seismic profile as a 100 km wide depression. Up to 15 km of Tertiary, Meso­ zoic, and possibly Paleozoic sediments rest on a very at­ tenuated crust overlying a 15 km Moho uplift. After a gentle sagging of the basement in the Triassic-Jurassic, the basin was

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A Reinterpretation of the Stress Regime of the Aquitaine Basin, Southwestern France, and Implicationided its geomechanical framework is understood. In the Aquitaine Basin, there are not many measurements for estimating subsurface in-situ stress magnitudes, but a significant number of wells have been logged suitably to provide stress directional data. Enough stratigraphic and structural information

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the first uses of the terms bioeconomics and bioeconomy and goes on to review the development of the concept of the “knowledge-based bioeconomy” in the European Union before discussing the rise of the bioeconomy as a global concept. A shift from a “resource substitution perspective” of the bioeconom

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the first uses of the terms bioeconomics and bioeconomy and goes on to review the development of the concept of the “knowledge-based bioeconomy” in the European Union before discussing the rise of the bioeconomy as a global concept. A shift from a “resource substitution perspective” of the bioeconom