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AAPG Geoscience Technology Workshop
Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Traps and Play Concepts in Deepwater Settings
May 14-15, 2014, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Search and Discovery Article #90204 (2015)
Posted January 12, 2015

 

State-of-art Extra-deep Azimuthal Resistivity and Novel Inversion Techniques Improve Reservoir Definition and Delineation of Channel Sands While Drilling,
      José Eustaquio Barbosa

The Predictive Power of Depositional Paradigms When Chasing Deep Water Sand-rich Turbidites,
      César Cainelli

Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Traps in Sergipe–Alagoas Basin, NE Brazil: How Far Do Turbidite Fans Go?,
      Jose A. Cupertino, João Claudio J. Conceição, and Roberto C. R. Cunha

High-frequency Forced Regressions and Their Influence on Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Previous HitTrapNext Hit Generation: Examples from the Paleogene in Pelotas Basin, South Brazil,
      Jose Daudt

Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Traps of Turbidite Fields in Campos Basin, Brazil,
      Ricardo Defeo de Castro

Regional Interpretation and Distribution of Deep Water Reservoirs in East Africa: A Predictive Tool for Identifying Potential Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Traps,
      Brian W. Horn

Exploration New Frontiers in the South Atlantic Basins–Subtle Traps,
      Stephen D. Johnson

Seismic Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Interpretation of a Prolific Deep Water Reservoir Using High Quality 3D in the Rovuma Delta, Mozambique,
      David M. Jones

Mapping Deep Water Mass Transport Deposits from Color Seismic Processing,
      Andreas Laake

Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Previous HitTrapNext Hit Potential in Deep Water Depositional Systems–Pelotas Basin, Offshore Uruguay,
      David Lackenby

Big Bend: Eastern Mississippi Canyon GOM Exploration Success Through Integrated G&G Technology,
      Ben Maxey and Rafael Pinto

Cretaceous Fan Plays of the African Transform Margin,
      Dorie McGuinness

Evaluation of Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Traps, Block 47, Offshore Suriname,
      Hugh O'Reilly

Outcrop-based, Integrated, Core- to Seismic-scale, Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit and Depositional Models for Deep Water Reservoirs: New Concepts for Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Traps,
      Anthony R. Sprague

Deep Water Previous HitStratigraphicNext Hit Plays Along an Oblique Rifted Margin: Frontier Exploration in the Brazil Equatorial Margin,
      Richard S. Tozer

An Overview of Previous HitStratigraphicTop Traps in Deep Water: The Road Less Traveled,
      Paul Weimer and Bruce D. Benson

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