| 429 - 447 |
Athabasca oil sands: Megatrap restoration and charge timing
Tozer RSJ, Choi AP, Pietras JT, Tanasichuk DJ |
| 449 - 463 |
The petrophysical and petrographical properties of hyaloclastite deposits: Implications for petroleum exploration
Watton TJ, Wright KA, Jerram DA, Brown RJ |
| 465 - 482 |
Geometry, kinematics, and displacement characteristics of tear-fault systems: An example from the deep-water Niger Delta
Benesh NP, Plesch A, Shaw JH |
| 483 - 513 |
Sequence stratigraphy and depositional environments of the Shamokin (Union Springs) Member, Marcellus Formation, and associated strata in the middle Appalachian Basin
Kohl D, Slingerland R, Arthur M, Bracht R, Engelder T |
| 515 - 544 |
Evolution of shelf-margin clinoforms and deep-water fans during the middle Eocene in the Sorvestsnaget Basin, southwest Barents Sea
Safronova PA, Henriksen S, Andreassen K, Laberg JS, Vorren TO |
| 545 - 561 |
Constraining the origin of reservoirs formed by sandstone intrusions: Insights from heavy mineral studies of the Eocene in the Forties area, United Kingdom central North Sea
Morton A, McFadyen S, Hurst A, Pyle J, Rose P |
| 563 - 585 |
Integrated reservoir characterization and simulation of a shallow, light-oil, low-temperature reservoir: Umiat field, National Petroleum Reserve, Alaska
Hanks CL, Shimer G, Kohshour IO, Ahmadi M, McCarthy PJ, Dandekar A, Mongrain J, Wentz R |
| 587 - 603 |
Compositional controls on early diagenetic pathways in fine-grained sedimentary rocks: Implications for predicting unconventional reservoir attributes of mudstones
Macquaker JHS, Taylor KG, Keller M, Polya D |
