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AAPG/SEPM/China University of Petroleum/PetroChina-RIPED
Joint Research Conference
Fine-Grained Sedimentary Systems and Unconventional Resources
September 23-28, 2013 – Beijing, China
Search and Discovery Article #90180 (2013)
Posted November 22, 2013
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The Basic Characteristics of the Shale Conditions Analysis of Continental Shale Shale Reservoir Characteristics of Lower Silurian Longmaxi Formation
in Southeast Chongqing, China, Analysis and Techniques for Successful Completion of Unconventional Resources:
Upper Cretaceous Eagle Ford Example, A Successful Unconventional Play: Using the North American Eagle Ford as an Example for Developing Plays in China, The Contrastive Research of Reservoir Characteristics between the Fifth Member of Xujiahe Formation in Western Sichuan Depression and Typical Shale in USA, Environmental Dynamics of Organic Accumulation and Preservation for the Principal Paleozoic Organic-Rich Sedimentary Rocks on the Yangtze Block, South China, Characteristics of Shale Lithofacies and Reservoir Space of the Lower Third Member and Upper Fourth Member of Shahejie Formation, the West of Dongying Sag, Heterogeneity Reservoir Features and Influential Factors of Lucaogou Formation Shale in Jimusaer Sag, Oiliness Assessment for Stratigraphy and Petroleum Potential of the Upper Three Forks Formation, North Dakota, Williston Basin USA, Reservoir Characterization of Shale Classification and Assessment of Forward Depositional Modelling of the Triassic Chang-8 Shale Distribution and Relationship of Key Properties of Different Fine-grained Facies, Primary Controlling Factors and Prediction of Absorbed Shale Characteristics and Resource Potential of Lacustrine Shale Oil and Direct Imaging of Stimulation of Reservoir-scale Natural Fracture Networks
in Unconventional Reservoirs, Shale Bodies as a GeoCritical Reservoir – Observing/Modeling Lognormal Permeability Structures in Shale Production, Important Role of Volcanic Ashes in Forming Lacustrine A Fractured Deep Basin A New Method to Determine the Source-Reservoir Association of Heterogeneities in Fine-Grained Lacustrine Sediments and Implications for Shale Oil Mobility: A Case Study in the Zhanhua Depression, Bohai Bay Basin, A Neoproterozoic Submarine Fan in the Eastern of the Yangtze Block, China, Logging Interpretation Model and Equation of Recent Muddy Sediments of China Shelf Sea and their Formation Environments and Origin, Reservoir Characteristics of the Upper Paleozoic Shale in Xiangzhong and Xiangdongnan Depression, Hunan Province, China, The Basic Characteristic of Shale of Wufeng-Longmaxi Formation in Shilin-Nanchuan Section, Southeast of Sichuan Basin, Pore Characterization and Molecular Simulation of Hydrocarbon Adsorption on Mineral Surfaces: Insights for Hydrocarbon Occurrence in Nano Pores, Multi-Scale Controls on Organic Carbon Enrichment in the Upper Cretaceous Niobrara Formation, Western Interior Basin, USA, Shale Mud Dolomitic Rock Mylonitization: A Microscopic Mechanism of Integrated Thinking in the Exploration and Development of Unconventional Petroleum and the Test Site in Songliao Basins, The Storage Space of Chang7 Shale, Yanchang Layer in Ordos Basin and Exploration Potential for Shale Oil, Study of Pore Structure and Study Progress on Fine Grain-Size Sedimentary Rocks in Deep Water Area of Lacustrine Basin,
Characteristics of Western Australia Shale Development of the Unconventional Reservoirs in the Delaware Basin, West Texas and Southeast New Mexico, USA with a Case Study in Horizontal Wellbore Petrophysical and Geochemical Sedimentary Model and Internal Architecture of Beach-Bar Sandbodies in Fault-Lacustrine Basins: A Case Study from the Second Member of Shahejie Formation in Banqiao Oilfield, Huanghua Depression, China, Controls of Coupling between Reservoir Characteristics of Upper Paleozoic Porosity of Overmature Marine Shale and Free Geological Characteristics of Chang 7 Lacustrine Shale, Ordos Basin, China, Genesis Analysis and Development Technology for the Marine Sandstone Reservoir with Low Permeability and Resistivity in Western Pearl River Mouth Basin, South China Sea, Sedimentary Environment and Lithofacies Characteristics of Black Shales in Ordos Basin, Shale The Influence Factors of Shale Origin and Reservoir Forming Mechanism of Mixed Sediments of the Inland Saline Lacustrine Basin on Plateau– Case Study on the Neogene in the Northwest Qaidam Basin, Characterizing Shale Rock Properties and
Pore Structure of Cambrian Shales from the Sichuan Basin in China: Implications to Marine Redox Conditions and Their Effects on Primary Production and Preservation of Organic Matter During Deposition of the Early Cambrian Black Shale on the Yangtze Platform in Eastern Guizhou, Distinguish of Varves and Laminations in Cretaceous Lacustrine Sediments in Songliao Basin, North-East of China, Geomechanical Characterization of Longmaxi Shales and its Relevance to Hydraulic Stimulation Performance in the Southern Sichuan Basin, Nanoscale Pore Structure Characteristics of Lower Ganchaigou Formation Shale Reservoir in Western Qaidam Basin, China, The Sedimentary Characteristics and Distribution Pattern of Lacustrine Organic-Rich Shale in Ordos Basin, Accumulation Mechanism of Impact of Microscopic Pore Structures on Shale Stress Sensitivity, Anisotropic Mechanical and Acoustic Characteristics of Longmaxi Shale Formation, Reservoir Characterization and Origins of High-Quality Shale in Lower Silurian, China, The Marine Shale Organic Geochemical Characteristics of Fine-Grained Sedimentary Rocks in China, Analysis on Geophysical Responses Characteristics of High Quality Shale in Southeast of Chongqing, Genesis of Fine-grained Reservoir and its Significance on Reservoir Space Characterization & Property of Terrestrial Shale in China, Preservation and Long Life of Ancient Deep Oil Reservoirs under the Background of Low Geothermal Gradient and Late-Period Rapid Burial, Organic-Rich Shale Origin and Shale Oil Prospect in Lacustrine Basin, China, Constraining Timing of Clay Mineral Authigenesis for Hydrocarbon Exploration and Appraisal, |
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