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Shreveport Geological Society
NEWSLETTERVolume 52, No. 3 November 2012
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Message from
This past month has been very educational for me, and, I hope,
for many of you. First of all, I attended the two-day carbonate school
taught by Dr. Jeffrey Dravis. It was good to refresh my memory of
some of the aspects of carbonate geology that had become fuzzy over
the years and to get caught up on some of the latest thinking regarding
the principles of carbonate geology. I have heard nothing but positive
feedback from those who attended. I’d like to thank Dr. Dravis for
teaching it and Bill Meaney for arranging it. The course notes alone
were worth the cost of the school.
Secondly, I attended our monthly meeting the focus of which
was a presentation on mudrock reservoirs by AAPG Distinguished
Lecturer Dr. Jeffrey May. Having very little experience with mudrock
reservoirs, this was very informative. I’d like to thank Dr. May for
“continuing my education”.
The Mock Dig at the Red River Revel was again a big success.
Carrie Salinas and Dawn Standridge did
their usual great, and sometimes
thankless, job. It’s a tough job, so thank
them personally the next time you see
them. I’d also like to thank Stafford
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Renewing Members: Please note that if you have not submitted your application and paid your dues yet, this is your last newsletter! A copy of the form is on p. 25 and online at sgs1.org/membership
the Mock Dig. Stafford has been sponsoring the dig for as long as I can
remember.
This month Greg Zerrahn has arranged for Dr. Ernest Mancini
to address us on Smackover microbial carbonate reservoirs a very
timely topic. These reservoirs are prolific producers in the current
Smackover play in southwestern Alabama. Make your reservations
early.
On the 14th of November the SGS, in conjunction with Bossier
Parish Community College, LOGA and LSU-S, will sponsor a
screening of the award-winning documentary film Switch. The movie
features past AAPG president and current
director of the Bureau of Economic Geology
and professor at the University of Texas, Dr.
Scott Tinker, as he travels the world exploring
the various sources of energy and their
potential for future development. The movie
has been screened in most of the major cities
across the nation, but not yet in this area. The film is both entertaining
and educational.
There will be a reception after the screening to provide an
opportunity for discussion about energy and its role in our future.
Information regarding the screening will be sent out to the membership
prior to the screening. Please make an effort to attend and invite your
friends as well – it is free. For more information about the film, go to
www.SwitchEnergyProject.com or www.SGS1.org .
-Larry Frizzell
See
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Nov. 14
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Is there something you’d like to see in the newsletter? Just let me know! I look forward to hearing from you. - Rachel Hill
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On the Cover: “The Shores of Time” by Kevin Hill. Photo taken at San
Sebastian Harbor, Spain. This year, your SGS bulletin tours the geology
of Europe.
Background images: p.1, “White Bull”, p.7 “Summer Storm”. All from
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Calendar of Events
November 13 Board Meeting; 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m.; Petroleum Club 15th Floor
November 14 Screening of Switch at BPCC
November 16 Make your reservation for the September meeting
November 20 Members’ Meeting; 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.; Petroleum Club 15th Floor
View this interactive calendar at sgs1.org
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Biography
Ernest A. Mancini (B.S.,
Albright College, Reading, PA, 1969;
M.S., Southern Illinois University,
Carbondale, 1972; Ph.D., Texas A&M
University, 1974) joined the faculty of
the University of Alabama in 1976
accepting dual appointments as an
Assistant Professor with the Department
of Geological Sciences and as a
petroleum research geologist with the
Mineral Resources Institute.
Previous to these appointments, he taught biology and earth
science at North Greene High School in Illinois (1969- 71) and worked
as a petroleum exploration geologist preparing for offshore lease sales
off Alaska and California for Cities Service Oil Company in Denver,
Colorado (1974- 76). He was appointed Associate Professor in 1980,
Professor in 1984, Distinguished Research Professor in 2005 by the
Board of Trustees at the University of Alabama and Professor Emeritus
in 2010.
He served as State Geologist and Oil & Gas Supervisor for
Alabama from 1982-96 and as Interim Director of the School of Mines
and Energy Development at the University of Alabama from 1988-89.
During his tenure as State Geologist, the Geological Survey of
Alabama published a new geologic map for Alabama, and the State
became a major producer of natural gas.
He was appointed as the Regional Director for the Eastern Gulf
Region of the Petroleum Technology Transfer Council in 1995 and was
Ernest A. Mancini
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appointed as the Director for the Center for Sedimentary Basin Studies
by the University of Alabama in 1998. He served as Chair of the
Department of Geological Sciences at the University of Alabama from
2008-09.
In 2010, he was appointed as the Director of the Berg-Hughes
Center for Petroleum and Sedimentary Systems and Research Professor
in the Department of Geology and Geophysics at Texas A&M
University.
Abstract
“Reservoir Characterization and Modeling of Upper Jurassic Microbial Carbonate Reservoirs,
Northern Gulf of Mexico”
In the northern Gulf of Mexico, Upper Jurassic Smackover
carbonate ramp, shallow-water microbial buildups developed on
paleotopographic paleohighs (Paleozoic crystalline basement or
Jurassic salt features) or on antecedent depositional topography. These
microbialites included calcimicrobes, red algae, foraminifera, sponges,
echinoids and bivalves and attained a thickness of 58 m. Buildups were
best developed on a hard substrate during a rise in sea level under
initial zero to low background sedimentation rates in low -energy and
fluctuating environmental conditions. Extensive microbial growth
occurred in response to available accommodation space. The demise of
the microbialites corresponded to changes in environmental conditions
associated with an overall regression of the sea.
Smackover carbonates are overlain by Haynesville (Buckner)
anhydrite or argillaceous beds and unconformably overlie Norphlet
sandstone beds or Paleozoic igneous and metamorphic rocks.
Smackover lithofacies have been identified from the study of wireline
logs, cores and thin sections. For buildups on Paleozoic paleohighs,
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these facies include, in descending order, (1) peritidal and lagoonal
dolomudstone and dolowackestone, (2) shallow subtidal nearshore and
shoal ooid dolograinstone and oncoidal and peloidal dolopackstone,
and (3) subtidal peloidal doloboundstone. For buildups on antecendent
depositional paleotopography, these facies include, in descending
order, (1) peritidal silty lime mudstone and dolomudstone to
wackestone, (2) shallow subtidal nearshore ooid, peloidal, bioclastic
grainstone to wackestone, (3) subtidal fossiliferous lime mudstone, (4)
subtidal microbially-influenced peloidal lime mudstone to packstone,
(5) subtidal peloidal thrombolite boundstone, and (6) transgressive
subtidal silty lime mudstone and dolomudstone and wackestone.
Although the principal control on reservoir architecture and
geographic distribution of Smackover reservoirs is the fabric and
texture of the depositional facies, diagenesis (chiefly dissolution and
dolomitization) is a significant factor that preserves and enhances
reservoir quality. Porosity in the microbial boundstone facies is a
mixture of primary shelter and fenestral porosity overprinted by
secondary dolomite intercrystalline and vuggy porosity. Porosity in the
nearshore/shoal grainstone and packstone facies is a combination of
depositional interparticle and diagenetic moldic and dolomite
intercrystalline porosity. The higher reservoir quality and productivity
of the microbial boundstone is attributed to the higher permeability and
greater interconnectivity of this facies because of the nature of the pore
system (pore topology and geometry and pore-throat size distribution)
instead of the amount of porosity. Pore-throat size distribution in the
intercrystalline - and vuggy-dominated pore system of the dolomitized
and leached boundstone is characterized by a higher percentage of
large-sized pores having larger pore throats.
A successful exploration and development strategy to locate
and define the distribution of reservoir quality microbial carbonate
facies starts with detecting a petroleum trap. Initially, the identification
of combination structural and stratigraphic traps through the use of 3-D
seismic data proved highly successful. Petroleum traps consisted of
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•Kingdom Suite 2d/3d pak •Geographix•GMA•Neuralog•Mesa 3-D Design•Digirule
Woodie Huffman, CEO401 Edwards Street, Suite 826Shreveport, LA 71101-5510
Phone: (318) 221-0414Fax: (318) 425-0688
Email: [email protected]
Delta-TGeophysicalConsulting, Inc.
MICHAEL W. NICHOLSPETROLEUM GEOLOGIST, M.B.A.
Consulting - Exploration - Development
6658 Youree Drive, Ste. 180 PMB 191 318.798.3836 Shreveport, LA 71105 Cell: 318.470.9752
SEAGULL OPERATING CO., INC.
Scott S. Lowe, President1215 MID SOUTH TOWERS
SHREVEPORT, LA 71101PH: 318/226-9170
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Mike Rogers Drilling Co., Inc.Drilling & Interest Participation
MIKE ROGERS, PRESIDENT
Office: 870-234-2356 Cell: 870-904-5618
Fax: 870-234-7487
1708 N. Vine Street P. O. Box 126 Magnolia, AR 71754
email: [email protected]
TIM H. MARSHALL DIRCK E. WUELLNER
MARSHALL-WUELLNER, INC.Petroleum Geologists
AmSouth Tower333 Texas St., Suite 608
Shreveport, LA 71101-3671Office: (318) 429-2250
Fax: (318) 429-2251
Gene R. RobinsonPETROLEUM GEOLOGIST
333 Texas St., Suite 613Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
(318) 429-2424
BARROW-SHAVERRESOURCES COMPANY
Scott Owen ShaverManaging Partner and Exploration Manager
Oil & Gas Exploration & Development
903-593-5221 Office903-593-1692 Fax903-561-4711 Home903-582-4711 Farm903-245-4999 Mobile
977 Pruitt PlaceTyler, Texas [email protected]
SOUTHERNMUDLOGGING, INC.
SOUTHERNMUDLOGGING, INC.
Jeff R. ThompsonGEOLOGIST
Beck Building400 Travis St., Ste. 706Shreveport, LA 71101
Office: (318) 424-0394Res: (318) 746-7706Cell: (318) 455-4319
Email: [email protected]
Office: (318) 325-33931-800-256-2530
P. O. Box 725West Monroe, LA 71294
Mary Ann Norman
KalmbachProduction Company, LLC
Sam KalmbachGeologist
400 Travis Street, Ste. 516Shreveport, LA 71101 e-mail: [email protected]
office: (318) 424-6566cell (318) 470-9977
PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTJON E. SAYE
704 Beck Building P. O. Box 137Shreveport, LA 71161
Office: 318-221-4504Fax: 318-221-4516Cell: 318-458-1515
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GERARD ASSOCIATES, L.C.OIL & GAS EXPLORATION
DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITIONS
J. A. Wojtkiewicz Charles Gerard
625 Market St., Suite 250Shreveport, LA 71101
Tel. (318) 221-0761 FAX (318) 221-8835
COUTRET & ASSOC., INC.
Petroleum Reservoir Engineers
Property Evaluation, Reservoir EngineeringFluid Injection, Property Management
Louisiana Tower401 Edwards Street
Shreveport, LA 71101
Telephone: (318) 221-0482Fax: (318) 221-3202
E-mail: [email protected]
400 Travis St., Ste. 1301Shreveport, LA 71101
(318) 222-2400Fax: (318) 226-0840
Oil and Gas Exploration
Alan SchlichtemierGeologist
Email: [email protected]
Richard EckSr. Account Manager (O/H) - Wireline Systems
Richard EckSr. Account Manager (O/H) - Wireline Systems
115 Jordan Plaza Blvd, Ste 200Tyler, TX 75704
Direct: 903-594-4113 Fax: 1-877-815-2175Cell: 903-312-8661
Email: [email protected]
115 Jordan Plaza Blvd, Ste 200Tyler, TX 75704
Direct: 903-594-4113 Fax: 1-877-815-2175Cell: 903-312-8661
Email: [email protected]
JustissJustiss Oil Co., Inc.
P. O. Box 2990Jena, LA 71342318-992-4111justissoil.com
• Drilling Contractor• Oil & Gas Operator• Turnkey Services• Well Service & Workover• Working Interest Participant
Remote Gas Analysis &Logging Services, LLC
Unmanned Gas Monitoring at its finest!
- Featuring a variety of latest chromatograph types for your unmanned gas logging needs
- Real time monitoring from any computer or smart phone & twice daily updates
- No minimum charges on number of logging days
Call & schedule a free demo with
Jay Leeper 325-716-9401www.remotegasllc.com
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SHREVEPORT GEOLOGICAL SOCIETYCommittees and Chairmanships
2012 - 2013
Advertising Kurt Ley Kingwood Exploration LLC 524-9100Budget Jared Dysart Tensas-Delta Exploration Co. 222-0026Continuing Education Bill Meaney Anderson Oil & Gas, Inc. 227-2000Employment Scott Caswell Oden & Associates, L.L.C. 222-2400Entertainment Trae Milam Milestone Energy, L.L.C. 212-0470Environmental David Williamson Marshall Miller & Associates, Inc. 868-4848Faithful Friends Joe Lott Milestone Energy, L.L.C. 212-0470Field Trip TBA5K RunGolf Tournament Morris Nichols Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Government Affairs Scott Stroud Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Historical Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Honorary Membership/ David Billingsley, Jr. Independent 222-7123 AwardsInvestments Jared Dysart Tensas-Delta Exploration Co. 222-0026Library Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Membership Roger Berg BER-EX-CO, Inc. 220-0300Membership Directory Roger Berg BER-EX-CO, Inc. 220-0300Newsletter Kevin Hill Hill Geophysical Consulting 221-3329Program Greg Zerrahn Palmer Petroleum, Inc. 222-0517Publications Demetra Morgan Shreveport Petroleum Data Assn. 429-2237
Revel Mock Dig Carrie Salinas Virtus Environmental 518-1622Dawn Standridge O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568
Scholarship Endowment Gary Abrams Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Scholarship Grants Gary Abrams Stroud Petroleum, Inc. 425-0101Sci-Port Discovery Gary Hanson LSUS 458-6753Tennis Tournament Anthony Spano Spanoil Exploration, Inc. 221-2371Website Rachel Hill Hill Geophysical Consulting 221-3329Youth Activities Alan Brittain O’Brien Energy Co. 865-8568
AAPG Delegates:(7/1/2010-6/30/2013) Roger Berg BER-EX-CO., Inc. 220-0300(7/1/2010-6/30/2013) Ralph Richardson Sartor-Richardson 869-4100Executive Assistant Demetra Morgan Shreveport Petroleum Data 429-2237SGS Auxiliary President Jo Bain 868-3050
Cody Lenert Marlin Exploration, L. L. C. 222-8406
HONORARY MEMBERSAJames D. Aimer
AWilliam F. BancroftAMichael W. Beckman
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AJohn FranksAVictor P. Grage
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Charles HokePerry G. HollowayWalter E. HopperE. B. HutsonL. Lee KincadeJoseph A. Laird
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John T. PalmerAThomas Philpott
AWilliam M. PlasterGene R. RobinsonC. Lane SartorErwin W. Saye
AFred R. Schroeder
AClarence L. Moody
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AWalter H. Spears
AGeorge D. ThomasArthur H. Trowbridge
AHenry J. TylerClaude N. Valerius
AWarren B. WeeksPercy J. WheelerB. Ross White
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