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A systematic approach to identifying hydrocarbon sweet spots
RI0287
A systematic approach to identifying hydrocarbon sweet spots using integrated seismic multiattribute, wireline-log, and core analyses: case study from the Upper Cretaceous Taylor Serbin field, southeast Texas by O.C. Ogiesoba, and W.A. Ambrose, 76 p., 2021. doi.org/10.23867/RI0287D Print Version.
For a downloadable, digital version: RI0287D.
For a downloadable, digital version: RI0287D.
RI0287. A systematic approach to identifying hydrocarbon sweet spots using integrated seismic multiattribute, wireline-log, and core analyses: case study from the Upper Cretaceous Taylor Serbin field, southeast Texas by O.C. Ogiesoba, and W.A. Ambrose, 76 p., 2021. doi.org/10.23867/RI0287D
Citation:
Ogiesoba, O. C., and Ambrose, W. A., 2021, A systematic approach to identifying hydrocarbon sweet spots using integrated seismic multiattribute, wireline-log, and core analyses: case study from the Upper Cretaceous Taylor Serbin field, southeast Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology Report of Investigations No. 287, 76 p. doi.org/10.23867/RI0287D
