Carbonate Petroleum Reservoirs
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Front Matter....Pages i-xxii Introduction....Pages 1-15 Front Matter....Pages 17-17 Depositional Facies, Diagenetic Terranes, and Porosity Development in Lower Ordovician Ellenburger Dolomite, Puckett Field, West Texas....Pages 19-37 Factors Controlling Porosity in Dolomite Reservoirs of the Ordovician Red River Formation, Cabin Creek Field, Montana....Pages 39-58 Ordovician Red River Dolomite Reservoirs, Killdeer Field, North Dakota....Pages 59-69 Depositional Sequences and Characteristics of Ordovician Red River Reservoirs, Pennel Field, Williston Basin, Montana....Pages 71-84 Depositional and Diagenetic Controls on Reservoir Rock Development and Petrophysics in Silurian Tidalites, Interlake Formation, Cabin Creek Field Area, Montana....Pages 85-105 Silurian Reservoirs in Upward-Shoaling Cycles of the Hunton Group, Mt. Everette and Southwest Reeding Fields, Kingfisher County, Oklahoma....Pages 107-120 Depositional Facies of Middle Silurian (Niagaran) Pinnacle Reefs, Belle River Mills Gas Field, Michigan Basin, Southeastern Michigan....Pages 121-139 Origin and Diagenesis of Middle Devonian Pinnacle Reefs Encased in Evaporites, “A” and “E” Pools, Rainbow Field, Alberta....Pages 141-160 Depositional and Reservoir Facies of the Mississippian Leadville Formation, Northwest Lisbon Field, Utah....Pages 161-173 Depositional Facies, Diagenesis, and Reservoir Character of Mississippian Cyclic Carbonates in the Mission Canyon Formation, Little Knife Field, Williston Basin, North Dakota....Pages 175-190 Porosity Development in the Mississippian Pisolitic Limestones of the Mission Canyon Formation, Glenburn Field, Williston Basin, North Dakota....Pages 191-205 Mississippian Oolite and Non-Supratidal Dolomite Reservoirs in the Ste. Genevieve Formation, North Bridgeport Field, Illinois Basin....Pages 207-225 Pennsylvanian Facies-Diagenetic Reservoir, Lower Strawn Formation, Seminole Southeast Field, Midland Basin, West Texas....Pages 227-238 Geology of Upper Pennsylvanian Carbonate Oil Reservoirs, Happy and Seberger Fields, Northwestern Kansas....Pages 239-250 Carbonate Petroleum Reservoirs in the Permian Dolomites of the Zechstein, Fore-Sudetic Area, Western Poland....Pages 251-264 Permian Patch-Reef Reservoir, North Anderson Ranch Field, Southeastern New Mexico....Pages 265-276 Depositional and Diagenetic History of a Lower Permian (Wolfcamp) Phylloid-Algal Reservoir, Hueco Formation, Morton Field, Southeastern New Mexico....Pages 277-288 Productive Permian Carbonate Cycles, San Andres Formation, Reeves Field, West Texas....Pages 289-307 Depositional History and Reservoir Development of a Permian Fistulipora - Tubiphytes Bank Complex, Blalock Lake East Field, West Texas....Pages 309-316 Front Matter....Pages 317-317 Depositional and Diagenetic Facies in the Jurassic Arab-C and -D Reservoirs, Qatif Field, Saudi Arabia....Pages 319-340 Dedolomite Porosity and Reservoir Properties of Middle Jurassic Carbonates in the Paris Basin, France....Pages 341-355 Diagenesis of Jurassic Grainstone Reservoirs in the Smackover Formation, Chatom Field, Alabama....Pages 357-367 Late Subsurface Secondary Porosity in a Jurassic Grainstone Reservoir, Smackover Formation, Mt. Vernon Field, Southern Arkansas....Pages 369-383 Porosity Evolution and Burial Diagenesis in a Jurassic Reef-Debris Reservoir, Smackover Formation, Hico Knowles Field, Louisiana....Pages 385-406 Porosity Characteristics and Evolution in Fractured Cretaceous Carbonate Reservoirs, La Paz Field Area, Maracaibo Basin, Venezuela....Pages 407-423 Middle Cretaceous Carbonates of the Mishrif Formation, Fateh Field, Offshore Dubai, U.A.E.....Pages 425-442 Setting and Geologic Summary of the Lower Cretaceous, Sunniland Field, Southern Florida....Pages 443-454 Cretaceous Debris Reservoirs, Poza Rica Field, Veracruz, Mexico....Pages 455-469 Depositional and Diagenetic Evolution of Cretaceous Oncolitic Packstone Reservoirs, Macaé Formation, Campos Basin, Offshore Brazil....Pages 471-484 Facies, Morphology, and Major Reservoir Controls in the Lower Cretaceous James Reef, Fairway Field, East Texas....Pages 485-494 Cretaceous and Tertiary Chalk of the Ekofisk Field Area, Central North Sea....Pages 495-507 Front Matter....Pages 509-509 Fracture-Controlled Production from the Oligo-Miocene Asmari Formation in Gachsaran and Bibi Hakimeh Fields, Southwest Iran....Pages 511-523 Geology and Production Characteristics of Fractured Reservoirs in the Miocene Monterey Formation, West Cat Canyon Oilfield, Santa Maria Valley, California....Pages 525-545 Fracture Porosity in Reef Talus of a Miocene Pinnacle-Reef Reservoir, Nido B Field, The Philippines....Pages 547-560 Origin of the Miocene Carbonate Reservoir Rocks, Fukubezawa Oil Field, Akita Province, Northeast Honshu, Japan....Pages 561-569 Back Matter....Pages 571-622
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