Basin Analysis and Petroleum System Characterization and Modeling, Interior Salt Basins, Central and Eastern Gulf of Mexico
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1 Report Title Basin Analysis and Petroleum System Characterization and Modeling, Interior Salt Basins, Central and Eastern Gulf of Mexico Type of Report Third Quarterly Progress Report for Year 3 Reporting Period Start Date ovember 1, 25 Reporting Period End Date anuary 31, 26 Principal Author Ernest A. Mancini (25/ ) Department of Geological Sciences Box University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL Date Report was Issued February 28, 26 DOE Award umber DE-FC26-3T15395 ame and Address of Participants Ernest A. Mancini Paul Aharon Dept. of Geological Sciences Box Tuscaloosa, AL Donald A. Goddard Roger Barnaby Center for Energy Studies Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA 783 i
2 Disclaimer This report was prepared as an account of work sponsored by an agency of the United States Government. either the United States Government nor any agency thereof, nor any of their employees, makes any warranty, express or implied, or assumes any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed, or represents that its use would not infringe privately owned rights. Reference herein to any specific commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, or otherwise does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the United States Government or any agency thereof. The views and opinions of authors expressed herein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the United States Government or any agency thereof. ii
3 Abstract The principal research effort for Year 3 of the project is basin modeling and petroleum system identification, comparative basin evaluation and resource assessment. In the first six (6) months of Year 3, the research focus is on basin modeling and petroleum system identification and the remainder of the year the emphasis is on the comparative basin evaluation and resource assessment. o major problems have been encountered to date, and the project is on schedule. iii
4 TABLE OF COTETS Page Title Page.. i Disclaimer ii Abstract. iii Table of Contents. iv Introduction. 1 Executive Summary. 1 Project Objectives. 1 Experimental. 1 Work Accomplished... 1 Work Planned.. 1 Results and Discussion 2 Conclusions. 3 References 3 iv
5 Basin Analysis and Petroleum System Characterization and Modeling, Interior Salt Basins, Central and Eastern Gulf of Mexico Third Quarter Report for Year 3 ovember 1, 25 anuary 31, 26 Introduction The University of Alabama and Louisiana State University have undertaken a cooperative 5-year, fundamental research project involving sedimentary basin analysis and petroleum system characterization and modeling of the orth Louisiana Salt Basin and Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. According to the USGS, the hydrocarbon volume of these basins ranks them in the top 8% of the most petroliferous basins of the world. Executive Summary The principal research effort for Year 3 of the project is basin modeling and petroleum system identification, comparative basin evaluation and resource assessment. In the first six (6) months of Year 3, the research focus is on basin modeling and petroleum system identification and the remainder of the year the emphasis is on the comparative basin evaluation and resource assessment. o major problems have been encountered to date, and the project is on schedule. Project Objectives The principal objectives of the project are to develop through basin analysis and modeling the concept that petroleum systems acting in a basin can be identified through basin modeling and to demonstrate that the information and analysis resulting from characterizing and modeling of these petroleum systems in the orth Louisiana Salt Basin and the Mississippi Interior Salt Basin can be used in providing a more reliable and advanced approach for targeting stratigraphic traps and specific reservoir facies within a geologic system and in providing a refined assessment of undiscovered and underdeveloped reservoirs and associated oil and gas resources. Experimental Work Accomplished Comparative Basin Evaluation Basin geohistory modeling (burial and thermal maturation history modeling) and petroleum system characterization and modeling (hydrocarbon generation and expulsion modeling) of the Mississippi Interior Salt Basin (Figure 1) have been revised using the methodology used in the basin modeling and petroleum system characterization and modeling of the orth Louisiana Salt Basin. The basin and petroleum system modeling has been accomplished by using software developed by Platte River. The modeling is based on the methodologies of Roger Barnaby at LSU. His methodologies include procedures for estimating the amount of erosion, the amount of sediment compaction, the lithologies of the stratigraphic units, the thermal conductivities of the rock units, the present day heat flow, the paleoheat flow, 1
6 the original percent of total organic carbon in the source rocks, and the percent of oil saturation in the source rock. The results from this work are as follows: burial history modeling (Figures 2-49), and petroleum system modeling (Figures 5-142). Work Planned Comparative Basin Evaluation The work comparing the revised basin modeling and petroleum system characterization and modeling in the Mississippi Interior Salt Basin to that of the orth Louisiana Salt Basin will be completed (Table 1). Resource Assessment The work to determine the undiscovered and underdeveloped reservoirs in the orth Louisiana Salt Basin using the results from the basin analysis and modeling will be initiated and completed. Table 1 Milestone Chart Year 3 M A S O D F M A Basin Modeling & Petroleum System Identification Comparative Basin Evaluation xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Resource Assessment Work Planned Work Accomplished xxx Results and Discussion o major problems have been encountered at this point. 2
7 Conclusions The project work is on schedule. References Baldwin, B. and Butler, C.O., 1985, Compaction curves: AAPG Bulletin, v. 69, p Bebout, D.G, 1978, Frio sandstone reservoirs in the deep subsurface along the Texas Gulf Coast: their potential for prediction of geopressured geothermal energy: BEG RI 91, 93 p. Berggren, W.A., ent, D.V., Audry, M-P, and Hardenbol,., eds., 1995, Geochronology, time scales and global stratigraphic correlation: SEPM Special Publication o. 54. Bornhauser, M., 1958, Gulf Coast Tectonics: AAPG Bulletin, p Buffler, R.T., 1991, Early evolution of the Gulf of Mexico basin: in D. Goldthwaite, ed., An Introduction to Central Gulf Coast Geology, ew Orleans, ew Orleans Geological Society, p Buffler, R.T., and Thomas, W., 1994, Crustal structure and evolution of the southeastern margin of orth America and the Gulf of Mexico Basin: in R.C. Speed, ed., Phanerozoic evolution of orth American continent-ocean transitions: Boulder, CO, Geological Society of America, The Geology of orth America, v. CTV, p Byerly, G.R., 1991, Igneous activity: in A. Salvador, ed., The Gulf of Mexico Basin: Geological Society of America, Decade of orth American Geology, v., p Deming, D. and D.S. Chapman, 1989, Thermal histories and hydrocarbon generation: Example from Utah-Wyoming thrust belt: AAPG Bulletin, v. 73, p Dow, W.G., 1977, erogen studies and geological interpretations: our. Geochem. Explor., v. 7, p Dunbar,.A., and Sawyer, D.S., 1987, Implications of continental crust extension for plate reconstructions; an example form the Gulf of Mexico: Tectonics, v. 6, p Eversull, L.G., 1984, Regional cross sections orth Louisiana: Louisiana Geological Survey Folio Series o. 7, 11 p. Ewing, T.E., 1991, Structural framework: in A. Salvador, ed., The Gulf of Mexico Basin: Geological Society of America, Decade of orth American Geology, v., p Forgotson,.M., r., 1954, Regional stratigraphic analysis of Cotton Valley Group of upper Gulf Coastal Plain, AAPG Bulletin, v. 38, p Forgotson,.M., r., 1963, Depositional history and paleotectonic framework of Comanchean Cretaceous Trinity Stage, Gulf Coast area, AAPG Bull, v. 47, p Forgotson,.M., r., 1974, Regional stratigraphic analysis of Cotton Valley Group of upper Gulf Coastal Plain: in Reprint Series - American Association of Petroleum Geologists. Tulsa, v. 13, Issue 38, pp Galloway, W.E., Ganey-Curry, P.E., Li, X., and Buffler, R.T., 2, Cenozoic depositional history of the Gulf of Mexico basin: AAPG Bulletin, v. 84, p Granata, W.H., 196, Cretaceous stratigraphy and structural development of the Sabine Uplift Area, TX and LA, Ph.D. Dissert, Univ of Wyoming, 155 p. 3
8 Hosman, R.L., and Weiss,.S., 1991, Geohydrologic units of the Mississippi Embayment and Texas coastal uplands aquifer systems, south-central United States, U.S.G.S. Professional Paper 1416-B, 19 p & 19 plates. ackson, M.L.W. and Laubach, S.E., 1988, Cretaceous and Tertiary compressive tectonics as the cause of the Sabine Arch, East Texas and northeast Louisiana: GCAGS Transactions, v. 38. p ackson, M.P.A. and S.. Seni, 1983, Geometry and evolution of salt structures in a marginal rift basin of the Gulf of Mexico, east Texas: Geology, v. 11, p arvis, G.T., and Mcenzie, D.P., 198, Sedimentary basin formation with finite extension rates: Earth and Planetary Science Letters, v. 4, p ohnson, O.H., 1958, The Monroe Uplift, GCAGS Transactions, p Laubach, S.E. and ackson, M.L.W., 199, Origin of arches in the northwestern Gulf of Mexico basin: Geology, v. 18, p Mancini, E.A., Obid,.A., and Puckett, T.M., 24, Upper urassic transgressive-regressive sequences, Mississippi Interior Salt Basin Area: GCAGS Transactions, v. 54, p Mancini, E.A., and Puckett, T.M., 22, Transgressive-regressive cycles in Lower Cretaceous strata, Mississippi Interior Salt Basin area of the northeastern Gulf of Mexico: Cretaceous Research, v. 23, p Mancini, E.A., and Puckett, T.M., 23, Integrated biostratigraphic and sequence stratigraphic approach for correlation and basin interpretation: GCAGS Transactions, v. 53, p Salvador, A., 1991, Origin and development of the Gulf of Mexico basin: in A. Salvador, ed., The Gulf of Mexico Basin: Geological Society of America, Decade of orth American Geology, v., p Smith, D.L., and Dees, W.., 1982, Heat flow in the Gulf Coast Plain, our. of Geophysical Research, v. 87, no. B9, p Smith, D.L., Dees, W.., and Harrelson, D.W., 1981, Geothermal conditions and their implications for basement tectonics in the Gulf Coast margin: GCAGS Transactions, v. 31, p Stoudt, D.L., McCulloh, R.P., and Eversull, L.G., 199, Gulf coast regional cross section: Southwest Arkansas-orthwest Louisiana sector: AAPG Weiss,.A., 1992, Geohydrologic units of the coastal lowlands aquifer system, south-central United States, USGS Professional paper 1416-C, 32 p & 16 plates. Yurewicz, D.A., Marler, T.B., Meyerholtz,.A., and Siroky, F.X., 1993, Early Cretaceous carbonate platform, north rim of the Gulf of Mexico, Mississippi and Louisiana, in.a. Simo, R.W. Scott, and.p. Masse, eds., Cretaceous Carbonate Platforms: AAPG Memoir 56, p Zimmerman, R.., 1999, Potential oil generation capacity of orth Louisiana hydrocarbon system, GCAGS Transactions, v. 49, p Zimmerman, R.., 1998, Estimating Louisiana s probable initial in-place oil reserves: Basin Research Institute Bulletin, LSU, p
9 LEFLORE SUFLOWER 211 WASHIGTO B AR. LA. SHAREY 32 A 66 HUMPHRIES YAZOO HOLMES LEAE ESHOBA EMPER MISS. ALA. ISSAQUEA MADISO EWTO C WARRE SCOTT 14 LAUDERDALE HIDS 25 RAI 178 D CHOCTAW ASPER CLARE CLAIBORE 2114 SIMPSO 23 B' E COPIAH 2244 SMITH EFFERSO WAYE COVIGTO OES C' LAWRECE ADAMS FRALI LICOL EFFERSO DAVIS WASHIGTO MARIO LAMAR 251 FORREST WILISO AMITE PIE PERRY GREEE WALTHALL 2134 A' MAREGO CLARE DALLAS WILCOX MOROE COECUH ESCAMBIA COVIGTO ILOMETERS MILES Cross-section location PEARL RIVER 275 D' HA- COC STOE HARRISO GEORGE ACSO MOBILE 2299 E' BALDWI ESCAMBIA SATA ROSA Figure 1. Map illustrating locations of cross sections for study in the Mississippi Interior Salt Basin area. 5
10 BURIAL HIST Fm 2 Undiff Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 12 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 2. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 6
11 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Rodessa Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley Haynesville 15 Smackover t = Figure 3. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 7
12 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 4. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 8
13 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Selma Eutaw Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 5. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 9
14 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 5 Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 6. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 1
15 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet Louann Salt t = Figure 7. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 11
16 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 15 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 8. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 12
17 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 5 Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 15 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 2 Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 9. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 13
18 BURIAL HIST Fm Moody s Branch Cook Mountain Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa 15 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 1. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 14
19 BURIAL HIST Perm T Fm Undiff 2 Midway Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) 4 6 Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous Mooringsport Rodessa 8 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover Basement t = Figure 11. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 15
20 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 2 Midway Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa 1 Cotton Valley 12 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 12. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 16
21 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 5 Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 15 Midway Selma Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Sligo/Hosston 2 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 13. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 17
22 BURIAL HIST Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Sparta Cane River 5 Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 15 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 2 Haynesville t = Figure 14. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 18
23 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox Midway Selma 5 Marine Shale Lower Cretaceous Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 15. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 19
24 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Moody s Branch Sparta Cane River Wilcox 5 Midway Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous Mooringsport Ferry Lake Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 16. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 2
25 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Sparta Cane River 5 Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 25 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 17. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 21
26 BURIAL HIST Perm T Fm Undiff 2 Depth Subsurface (feet) 4 6 Midway Selma Eutaw Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous 8 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover Eagle Mills eozic t = Figure 18. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 22
27 BURIAL HIST T Fm Undiff Sparta Cane River 2 Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Sligo/Hosston 1 Cotton Valley t = Haynesville Smackover Eagle Mills Figure 19. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 23
28 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Cane River 2 Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 4 6 Midway Rock Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 8 Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 2. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 24
29 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Cane River 2 Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 4 6 Midway Rock Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 8 Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 21. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 25
30 BURIAL HIST Fm Vickburg Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet Louann Salt t = Figure 22. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 26
31 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 2 Haynesville Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 23. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 27
32 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 24. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 28
33 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 5 Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Pine Island 15 Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley t = Figure 25. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 29
34 BURIAL HIST Fm Vickburg Moody s Branch Cook Mountain Wilcox Midway 5 Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 26. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 3
35 BURIAL HIST Fm Wilcox 2 Depth Subsurface (feet) 4 Midway Selma Eutaw Lower Tuscaloosa 6 Lower Cretaceous Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 27. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 31
36 BURIAL HIST Fm Moody s Branch Cook Mountain Sparta Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Rock Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet Louann Salt t = Figure 28. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 32
37 BURIAL HIST Perm T Fm Undiff 2 Midway Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley eozoic t = Figure 29. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 33
38 BURIAL HIST Perm T Fm 2 Undiff Midway Depth Subsurface (feet) Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Sligo/Hosston 1 Cotton Valley 12 Haynesville Smackover orphlet eozoic t = Figure 3. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 34
39 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Moody s Branch Cane River Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Eutaw Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 2 Haynesville Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 31. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 35
40 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 32. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 36
41 BURIAL HIST Fm Vickburg Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox 5 Midway Selma Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Lower Cretaceous Mooringsport Ferry Lake Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 15 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 33. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 37
42 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Ferry Lake Pine Island 15 Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley Haynesville t = Smackover orphlet Figure 34. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 38
43 BURIAL HIST Fm Zilpha Clay Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Ferry Lake Rodessa Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 15 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 35. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 39
44 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 36. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 4
45 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox 5 Midway Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Cretaceous Ferry Lake Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 37. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 41
46 BURIAL HIST Fm Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 15 Smackover Louann Salt t = Figure 38. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 42
47 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 5 Midway Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Ferry Lake Rodessa Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 15 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 39. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 43
48 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 4. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 44
49 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Yazoo Clay Sparta Zilpha Clay Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 41. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 45
50 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Cotton Valley 15 Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 42. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 46
51 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 2 Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 43. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 47
52 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 2 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 44. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 48
53 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff 5 Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Ferry Lake Pine Island Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 45. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 49
54 BURIAL HIST Fm 2 Undiff 4 Depth Subsurface (feet) 6 8 Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy 1 12 Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley Smackover orphlet t = Figure 46. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 5
55 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Yazoo Clay Cook Mountain Cane River Wilcox 5 Selma Depth Subsurface (feet) 1 Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Sligo/Hosston 15 Cotton Valley Smackover orphlet Louann Salt t = Figure 47. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 51
56 BURIAL HIST 2 Fm Moody s Branch Cook Mountain Sparta Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) Midway Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marine Shale Lower Tuscaloosa Sligo/Hosston 1 12 Cotton Valley Haynesville Smackover t = Figure 48. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 52
57 BURIAL HIST Fm Undiff Moody s Branch Sparta Cane River Wilcox Depth Subsurface (feet) 5 1 Midway Rock Selma Eutaw Tuscaloosa Lower Tuscaloosa Lower Cretaceous uxy Mooringsport Rodessa Pine Island Sligo/Hosston Cotton Valley 15 Haynesville Smackover orphlet t = Figure 49. Burial history for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 53
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106 EXPULSIO 4 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 98. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 12
107 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 99. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 13
108 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 1. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 14
109 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 11. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 15
110 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 12. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 16
111 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 13. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 17
112 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 14. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 18
113 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 15. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 19
114 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 16. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 11
115 EXPULSIO 14 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 17. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 111
116 EXPULSIO 7 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 18. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 112
117 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 19. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 113
118 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 11. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 114
119 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 111. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 115
120 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 112. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 116
121 EXPULSIO 6 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 113. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 117
122 EXPULSIO 3 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 114. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 118
123 EXPULSIO 1 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 115. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 119
124 EXPULSIO 3 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 116. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 12
125 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 117. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 121
126 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 118. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 122
127 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 119. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 123
128 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 12. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 124
129 EXPULSIO.3 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 121. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 125
130 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 122. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 126
131 EXPULSIO 7 HQ 6 Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 123. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 127
132 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 124. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 128
133 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 125. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 129
134 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 126. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 13
135 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Oil Residue Oil Oil Figure 127. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 131
136 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 128. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 132
137 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 129. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 133
138 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 13. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 134
139 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 131. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 135
140 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Oil Residue Oil Oil Figure 132. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 136
141 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Oil Residue Oil Oil Figure 133. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 137
142 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 134. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 138
143 EXPULSIO 4 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 135. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 139
144 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 136. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 14
145 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 137. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 141
146 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 138. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 142
147 EXPULSIO 7 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oi Residue Oi Figure 139. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 143
148 EXPULSIO 4 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue d Oil d Figure 14. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 144
149 EXPULSIO 4 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 141. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 145
150 EXPULSIO 5 HQ Cumulative Hydrocarbon / TOC (mg/g TOC) Oil Residue Oil Figure 142. Hydrocarbon expulsion plot for well , Mississippi Interior Salt Basin. 146
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