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Publications by Tyler, Roger

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Seismic Sedimentology by Stratal Slicing--A Case History in the Mioceno Norte Area, Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela Seismic Sedimentology by Stratal Slicing--A Case History in the Mioceno Norte Area, Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela 2002

This report describes a case history in a densely drilled, but spatially restricted, area (47 km2) containing 240 wells in the Mioceno Norte Area of Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela.

Zeng, Hongliu, Ambrose, W.A., Villalta, Edgar, Tyler, Roger Report of Investigations Bureau of Economic Geology
The Application of a Coalbed Methane Producibility Model in Defining Coalbed Methane Exploration Fairways and Sweet Spots: Examples from the San Juan, Sand Wash, and Piceance Basins The Application of a Coalbed Methane Producibility Model in Defining Coalbed Methane Exploration Fairways and Sweet Spots: Examples from the San Juan, Sand Wash, and Piceance Basins 1997

This report applies a basin-scale coalbed methane producibility model in defining fairways and sweet spots in three coal basins in the United States.

Tyler, Roger, Scott, A.R., Kaiser, W.R., McMurry, R.G. Report of Investigations Bureau of Economic Geology
Geologic and Hydrologic Assessment of Natural Gas from Coal: Greater Green River, Piceance, Powder River, and Raton Basins, Western United States Geologic and Hydrologic Assessment of Natural Gas from Coal: Greater Green River, Piceance, Powder River, and Raton Basins, Western United States 1995

Five coal basins in the Rocky Mountain Foreland of the western United States--San Juan, Greater Green River, Piceance, Powder River, and Raton--contain, by virtue of their tremendous coal tonnage, 522 Tcf (14.7 Tm3) coalbed gas resources, or 77 percent of the nation's total of 675 Tcf (19.1

Tyler, Roger, Kaiser, W.R., Scott, A.R., Hamilton, D.S., Ambrose, W.A. Report of Investigations Bureau of Economic Geology
With Colorado Geological Survey. Geologic and Hydrologic Controls on Coalbed Methane: Sand Wash Basin, Colorado and Wyoming With Colorado Geological Survey. Geologic and Hydrologic Controls on Coalbed Methane: Sand Wash Basin, Colorado and Wyoming 1994

Coalbed methane production has been established in the Sand Wash Basin. Large coal resources, gas shows during drilling of coal beds, and high gas contents in some coals triggered initial development along the basin margins. Results to date have been disappointing.

Kaiser, W.R., Scott, A.R., Hamilton, D.S., Tyler, Roger, McMurry, R.G., Zhou, Naijiang, Tremain, C.M. Report of Investigations Bureau of Economic Geology