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by Daniel J. Tearpock,
Richard E. Bischke,
James Brenne
Applied Three-Dimensional Subsurface Geological Mapping: With Structural Methods, 3rd Edition
- Cover Page
- About This eBook
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication Page
- Contents
- Forewords
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- Chapter 1. Introduction to Subsurface Mapping
- Chapter 2. Contouring and Contouring Techniques
- Chapter 3. Measuring Depth, Directionally Drilled Wells, and Directional Surveys
- Introduction
- Vertical Wells
- Directionally Drilled Wells
- Application of Directionally Drilled Wells
- Common Types of Directionally Drilled Wells
- Directional Well Plan
- Directional Tools Used for Measurements
- Directional Survey Calculations
- Directional Survey Uncertainties
- Directional Well Plots
- Wells Without Directional Surveys
- Chapter 4. Log Correlation Techniques
- Introduction
- Electric Log Correlation Procedures and Guidelines
- Correlation Type Log
- Electric Log Correlation—Vertical Wells
- Electric Log Correlation—Directionally Drilled Wells
- Correlation of Vertical and Directionally Drilled Wells
- MLT, TVDT, TVT, AND TST
- Electric Log Correlation—Horizontal Wells
- Computer-Based Log Correlation
- Repeated Section
- Estimating Restored Tops
- Unconformities
- Annotation and Documentation
- Chapter 5. Integration of Geophysical Data in Subsurface Mapping
- Chapter 6. Cross Sections
- Introduction
- Planning a Cross Section
- Structural Cross Sections
- Stratigraphic Cross Sections
- Problem-Solving Cross Sections
- Finished Illustration (Show) Cross Sections
- Correlation Sections
- Cross-Section Design
- Vertical Exaggeration
- Projection of Wells
- Cross-Section Construction Across Faults
- Three-Dimensional Views
- Cross-Section Construction Using a Computer
- Fault-Seal Analysis
- Chronostratigraphic Sections
- Chapter 7. Fault Maps
- Introduction
- Fault Terminology
- Definition of Fault Displacement
- Mathematical Relationship of Throw to Vertical Separation
- Fault Data Determined From Well Logs
- Fault Surface Map Construction
- Types of Fault Patterns
- Fault Data Determined from Seismic Information
- Growth Faults
- Directional Surveys and Fault Surface Maps
- Vertical Separation—Correction Factor and Documentation
- Chapter 8. Structure Maps
- Introduction
- Guidelines to Contouring
- Summary of the Methods of Contouring by Hand
- Contouring Faulted Surfaces
- Manual Integration of Fault and Structure Maps
- Fault Traces and Gaps—Shortcuts and Pitfalls
- Structure Map—Generic Case Study
- The Additive Property of Faults
- Integration of Seismic and Well Data for Structure Mapping
- Other Mapping Techniques
- Application of Contour Compatibility Across Faults
- Mapping Techniques for Various Tectonic Habitats
- Requirements For a Reasonable Structural Interpretation and Completed Maps
- Perched Water
- Chapter 9. Interpretation of Three-Dimensional Seismic Data
- Chapter 10. Compressional Structures: Balancing and Interpretation
- Introduction
- Structural Geology and Balancing
- Mechanical Stratigraphy
- Classical Balancing Techniques
- Computer-Aided Structural Modeling and Balancing
- Locating Thrust Faults on Dip and Strike Lines
- Cross-Section Consistency
- Cross-Section Construction
- Depth-To-Detachment Calculations
- Nonclassical Methods
- Chapter 11. Extensional Structures: Balancing and Interpretation
- Introduction
- Origin of Hanging Wall (Rollover) Anticlines
- A Graphical Dip Domain Technique for Projecting Large Growth Faults to Depth
- Origin of Synthetic and Antithetic Faults, Keystone Structures, and Downward Dying Growth Faults
- Three-Dimensional Effects and Cross Structures
- Strike-Ramp Pitfall
- Compaction Effects Along Growth Normal Faults
- Using Structural Relief and Throw to Predict the Downthrown Stratigraphic Section
- Chapter 12. Strike-Slip Faults and Associated Structures
- Chapter 13. Growth Structures
- Chapter 14. Isochore and Isopach Maps
- Introduction
- Sand–Shale Distribution
- Basic Construction of Isochore Maps
- Methods of Contouring the Hydrocarbon Wedge
- Vertical Thickness Determinations
- Vertical Thickness and Fluid Contacts in Deviated Wells
- Mapping the Top of Structure Versus the Top of Porosity
- Fault Wedges
- Nonsealing Faults
- Volumetric Configuration of a Reservoir
- Reservoir Volume Determinations From Isochore Maps
- Tilted Hydrocarbon/Water Contacts
- Introductory Reservoir Engineering
- Interval Isopach Maps
- Appendix
- References
- Index
- Credits
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Applied Three-Dimensional Subsurface Geological Mapping
With Structural Methods
Third Edition
Daniel J. Tearpock
Richard E. Bischke
With James Brenneke and David C. Metzner
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