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AAPG Geoscience Technology Workshop
Trinidad and Tobago Deep Horizon and Deep Water
Frontier Exploration in Latin America and the Caribbean
March 9-11, 2014, Port of Spain, Trinidad
Search and Discovery Article #90203 (2014)
Posted December 29, 2014
The Evolution from Depositional Geometry to Trap Definition by Rapid Multi-layer Mapping,
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Sediment Routing-mass Balance Workflows for Paleogene Gulf of Mexico Deep-water Stratigraphic Predictions,
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Three Important Conventional Reservoirs Receiving Exploration Focus in the Atlantic Margin,
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Introduction to Geo-hazards in Deep Water and Associated with Exploration Around Salt,
John Dribus
Exploration for Cretaceous Deep-water Reservoirs in the Circum-Caribbean Region: Historical Review and Expectations for the Future,
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Key Exploration Uncertainties and the Petroleum Potential of the Deepwater Caribbean Offshore Colombia,
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Cretaceous Deep-water Sediment Opportunities in the Suriname Basin,
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Kinematics of the Barreirinhas Basin Deep-water Fold and Thrust Belt, Brazilian Equatorial Margin,
Ana Krueger
LWD Sonic Real Time Application Case Study,
Chris Maranuk
Unlocking the Deep HPHT Oligocene Fairway in the Nile Delta and the 20K Technology Promise,
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Cretaceous Prospectivity in Southern Trinidad,
Krishna Persad
Petroleum Prospects of the Mid Tertiary Reservoirs in the Southwest Peninsula of Trinidad,
Krishna Persad
Jaguar-1 HPHT Well, Geological Operations Lessons Learned,
Teresa Polo
Overview of the Cretaceous Petroleum Systems of the Suriname-Guyana Basin,
Vinita Raghoenath and Zeudi Sontohartono
The Hypothetical Cretaceous Petroleum System of Trinidad and Tobago,
Adrian Thomas
Key Learnings and Exploration Challenges in a Long-lived and Complex Deep Water Thrust Belt, Trinidad,
Dave Widdoes