SYLLABUS GEOLOGY 4191/ METHODS IN PETROLEUM GEOLOGY SPRING 2009
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1 SYLLABUS GEOLOGY 4191/ METHODS IN PETROLEUM GEOLOGY SPRING 2009 Class: TR 1:20-2:35 ESB # 1038 Instructor: Randi Martinsen RANDMART@UWYO.EDU MRRC RM #1012 # Office hrs: TUES-THURS 11am -12:30 pm, or by appointment RECOMENDED CLASS TEXT: Elements of Petroleum Geology, by Richard Selley, 1998 SUPPLEMENTAL CLASS TEXTS: 1) AAPG Development Geology Reference Manual, 2) Applied Subsurface Geological Mapping by Tearpock & Bischke, 3) Basic Well Log Analysis for Geologists by G. Asquith. All are on reserve in the Science Library. Some assigned readings are out of the AAPG Development Geology Manual (cited simply as AAPG), the Applied Subsurface Geological Mapping text (cited as ASGM, and Asquith s book. The assigned readings are to aid you in 1) completing your assignments, and 2) provide additional background information that we may or may not cover in class. How carefully you choose to read them is your decision. Co-requisite/prerequisite: Geol. 4190/5190 (Petroleum Geology) Course Requirements: various exercise/problems There will be no exams in this class. Your grades (S/U) will be based on a series of exercises/homework problems. You will be marked down for exercises turned in late, unless you have a valid excuse (illness, death in the family, etc.). You are encouraged to work together, but you must hand in separate assignments. NEATNESS COUNTS. If I can t read or understand what you do, I can t give you credit for it. You may come to me for assistance during office hours. I am also usually around either the department or IER (Biochemistry rm 311) 9:30 am till 5 pm. Up until the day before the exercise is due (usually the exercises will be due the following week in class, so you have until Friday to meet with me), I will be happy to provide a review of your exercise. In addition to class time, exercises may require an additional 2 to 10 hours/week work outside of class. For each lab you need to bring: Lead pencils Colored pencils Straight edge Scissors Scotch tape
2 METHODS IN PETROLEUM GEOLOGY SPRING 2009 SCHEDULE OF EXERCISES & READING ASSIGNMENTS Week 1 DRILLING, MUD & GEOPHYSICAL LOGS ETC., TUES JAN 12 LECTURE: READ: Drilling operations & intro to subsurface formation evaluation Drilling: Selley, p ; AAPG p Mud logs: Mercer article (on reserve); AAPG p EXERCISE: Interpreting mud logs, due Thursday Jan 14. THURS JAN 14 LECTURE: Geophysical well logs READ: Selley, p ; AAPG p ; <Asquith (book), 1982> EXERCISE: Geologic And Engineering interpretation of well logs due Thursday Jan 22. Week 2 SUBSURFACE CROSS-SECTIONS TUES JAN 20 LECTURE: Constructing subsurface cross-sections, correlating geophysical well logs, interpreting stratigraphic cross-sections, interpreting structure on well logs READ: Cross section construction Selley, p ; ASGM p Correlation ASGM p Mulholland, James W., 1994, Sequence stratigraphic correlation of well-log cross sections: The Mountain Geologist, v. 31, p Sawyer, E., 1993, Log Correlation Techniques Structural interpretations ASGM, p ; EXERCISE: Construct & Interpret a Stratigraphic Cross Sec, due 1/23 THURS JAN 22 Continue work on Stratigraphic Cross section, Week 3 (Jan 27) SUBSURFACE CROSS-SECTIONS Con t TUES JAN 27 EXERCISE: a) construct a structural cross section & normal fault interpretation (Ash Creek Field), due 2/3 b) Construct & interpret a structural cross section (Wind River Basin), due 2/3
3 THURS JAN 29 EXERCISE: continue work on structural cross-sections exercise (RSM out of town). Week 4 CONSTRUCTING CONTOUR AND ISOPACH MAPS TUES FEB 3 LECTURE: Constructing isopach and fault plane maps READ: Selley, p ASGM p. 6-20; (how to contour) ASGM p ; (isopach maps) NEW EXERCISE: Bonanza Bayou, Parts 1 and 2 (top of salt structure map, 3 fault plane maps). Due 3/10 EXERCISE DUE TODAY: Structural cross sections THURS FEB 5 Work on Bonanza Bayou Parts 1 and 2, RSM out of town Week 5 BONANZA BAYOU CONTINUED TUES FEB 10 EXERCISE: continue work on Bonanza Bayou, Parts 1 and 2 due at end of lab today THURS FEB 12 LECTURE: Projecting structural contours across faults, mapping gas/oil and oil/water contacts. NEW EXERCISE: Bonanza Bayou, Part s 3-6 (reservoir isopach map, structure contour map, fluid contact mapping). Due 2/17 Week 6 BONANZA BAYOU CONTINUED TUES FEB 17 EXERCISE: Continue work on Bonanza Bayou Parts 3-6, due at end of lab today DST'S, PRESSURES, FLUID ANALYSES THURS FEB 19 LECTURE: Intro to DST s and subsurface fluid analysis Read: AAPG p ; Allen & Roberts, EXERCISE: DST Interpretation, due Tues Feb 24 Week 7 (Feb 24) SEISMIC STRATIGRAPHY TUES FEB 24 LECTURE: Introduction to seismic stratigraphy READ: Mitchum et al., 1976
4 NEW EXERCISE: Interpretation of North Sea 2D Seismic lines (faults and depositional sequence identification), due Thursday Mar 5 EXERCISE DUE: DSTs THURS FEB 26 EXERCISE: Continue Interpretation of North Sea 2D Seismic lines Week 8 (Mar 3) SEISMIC STRATIGRAPHY CONTINUED TUES MAR 3 Continue work on Seismic exercises (RSM out of town) FINAL PROJECT: SUN RANCH FIELD THURS MAR 5 LECTURE: Estuarine Fill Models and the Muddy Sandstone READ: Prichard, C., 1993, Sequence analysis of North Grieve and Sun Ranch fields, eastern Wind River Basin, Wyoming, In: Wyoming Geol. Assoc. Guidebook Jubilee Anniversary Field Conference Wyoming Geology -- Past, Present and Future, p Tillman, R.W., and Pitmann, E. D., 1994, Barriers to Flow in Tidal Sandstone Reservoirs, Sun Ranch Field, Wyoming, SPE Paper 27966, p EXERCISE DUE: Intro to Seismic Stratigraphy Week 9 (Mar 10) SUN RANCH FIELD PHASE I TUES MAR 10 MEET IN ESB 1006 NEW EXERCISE PHASE IB: Intro to Exercise Phase I using Petra THURS MAR 12 MEET IN ESB 1006 EXERCISE PHASE IB: Cross section construction and well log correlation; Gathering data on Formation Tops, gross Muddy Sandstone Formation thickness and net sandstone porosity in Sun Ranch Field, due Thursday Mar 26. Week 10 (Mar 16-20) SPRING BREAK Week 11 SUN RANCH FIELD PHASE I continued TUES MAR 24 MEET IN ESB 1006 EXERCISE: Finish SRF Part I, meet in ESB 1006, due today. SUN RANCH FIELD PHASE 11 THURS MAR 26 MEET IN CORE LAB- SH KNIGHT #113 NEW EXERCISE: SRF EXERCISE PHASE II: Core description and interpretation, due Mar 31
5 Week 12 (Mar 31) SUN RANCH FIELD PHASE 11 TUES MAR 31 EXERCISE: Continue work on SRF Part II THURS APR 2 EXERCISE: Continue work on SRF Part II (RSM out of town) Week 13 (April 7) TUES APRIL 7 MEET IN ESB 1006 NEW EXERCISE: SRF PHASE III: Well log correlation grid and data collection. Exercise due 4/21 THURS APRIL 9 MEET IN ESB 1006 EXERCISE: Continue work on Exercise SRF Part III, due 4/21 EXERCISE DUE: SRF Phase II Week 14 (April 14 & 16) NO CLASSES THIS WEEK, RSM OUT OF TOWN. WORK ON SRF PART III. Week 15 TUES APRIL 21 MEET IN ESB 1006 NEW EXERCISE PHASE IVA: Mapping with PETRA. EXERCISE DUE: SRF PHASE III THURS APRIL 23 MEET IN ESB 1006 EXERCISE: SRF PHASE IVB: Construction Of Structure Contour And Sandstone Isopach Maps, Sun Ranch Field, due 4/28. 5 pm. Week 16 (April 28) MEET IN ESB 1006 TUES APRIL 28 EXERCISE: SRF EXERCISE PHASE IV continued. THURS APRIL 30 MEET IN ESB 1006 EXERCISE: SRF Exercise Phase IV continued, due today.
6 REFERENCES IN SUBSURFACE METHODS IN PETROLEUM GEOLOGY On Reserve in Brinkerhoff Library TEXTS: - Elements of Petroleum Geology, by Richard Selley, Applied Subsurface Geological Mapping by Tearpock & Bischke - Basic Well Log Analysis for Geologists by G. Asquith. BOUND XEROX'D ITEMS AAPG Development Geology Reference Manual XEROXED ARTICLES Allen & Roberts, 1982, Chapter on Well Testing Chapter on Drill Stem Testing Davis, D.G., 1976, Geophysical logging of coal: RMAG Symposium on the Geology of Rocky Moutain Coal, p Mercer, R. G., 1974, Liberated, produced, recycled or contamination?, SPWLA 15TH Annual Logging Symposium, p. I1-I20. Mitchum R. M., Jr., P.R. Vail and S. Thompson, III, 1976, Seismic Stratigraphy and Global Changes of Sea Level, Part 2: The depositional sequence as a basic unit for stratigraphic analysis, AAPG Memoir 26, p Mullholland, J.W., 1994, Sequence stratigraphic correlation of well-log cross sections: The Mountain Geologist, v. 31, p Prichard, C., 1993, Sequence analysis of North Grieve and Sun Ranch fields, eastern Wind River Basin, Wyoming, In: Wyoming Geol. Assoc. Guidebook Jubilee Anniversary Field Conference Wyoming Geology -- Past, Present and Future, p Tillman, R.W., and Pitmann, E. D., 1994, Barriers to Flow in Tidal Sandstone Reservoirs, Sun Ranch Field, Wyoming, SPE Paper 27966, p Sawyer, E., 1993, Log Correlation Techniques, Exxon in-house publication.
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