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Wyoming Geological Association Fortieth Field Conference Guidebook 1989 GAS RESOURCES OF WYOMING Editor JANET L. EISERT Casper, Wyoming, September 10-14, 1989
EDITOR: Janet L. Eisert 300 pages, 20 papers, three road logs This guidebook contains papers on the natural gas, CO2, and Helium resources of Wyoming. Field studies include Hay Reservoir and a discussion of the Madden Field confirmation well. Geophysical papers cover seismic interpretation of the Patrick Draw-Table Rock area, the Dakota sands on the Moxa Arch, upper Almond gas sands in Dripping Rock Field, and depth imaging and electric log interpretation of point-bar deposits. Natural gas resource papers cover coalbed methane in Wyoming as well as gas resources in the Greater Green River Basin and the Powder River Basin. Other papers include drilling and completion methods in the Frontier overpressured gas sands, and marketing and pipelines in Wyoming. Of special interest are papers on CO2 on the Moxa Arch, gas seeps in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, and helium resources of Wyoming. Road logs include the Muddy Sandstone in the Wind River Basin, the Haystack Mountain Formation (Mesa Verde and Cody equivalents) in the Hanna Basin, and the Amoco Bairoil (Lost Soldier and Wertz fields) CO2 project. TABLE OF CONTENTS
HISTORICAL Natural Gas Comes to Casper: An Historical Perspective - Len Edgerly.......15 NATURAL GAS SUPPLY AND TRANSPORTATION Wyoming and the Central Rocky Mountain Area Natural Gas Supply: A United States Perspective - Mark J. Doelger and James A. Barlow, Jr.....21 Natural Gas Pipelines and Regulations in Wyoming and Adjacent Areas - John J. Tonnsen......31 NATURAL GAS RESOURCES Estimates of Gas Resources in Overpressured Low-Permeability Cretaceous and Tertiary Sandstone Reservoirs, Greater Green River Basin, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah - B.E. Law, C.W. Spencer, R.R. Charpentier, R.A. Crovelli, R.F. Mast, G.L. Dolton and C.J. Wandrey.......39 Oligocene Gas Potential Along the Southern Margin of the Powder River Basin - James A. Bauer.......63 Natural Gas Prospects In The Niobrara Formation In South Dakota - Fred V. Steece.......73 Shallow Tertiary Gas Production, Powder River Basin, Wyoming - Arthur G. Randall.......83 Coalbed Methane In Wyoming - Rodney H. DeBruin and Richard W. Jones.......97 NON-COMBUSTIBLE GAS RESOURCES C02 Resources of the Moxa Arch and the Madison Reservoir - Dean P. Stillwell.......105 Helium Resources of Wyoming -John E. Hamak.......117 STRATIGRAPHY Problems in Stratigraphic Nomenclature, Southwest Wyoming - Harold A. Boyd, James A. Bauer, Charles H. Gaskill, Melody R. Holm and Robert G. Specht.......123 Identification of Point Bar Reservoirs Within Units Of The Fall River Formation Through Comprehensive Electric Log Interpretation; Powder River Basin, Wyoming - Alvin L. Schultz and Walter W. Coppinger.......143 FIELD STUDIES Hay Reservoir Field: A Submarine Fan Gas Reservoir Within The Lewis Shale, Sweetwater County, Wyoming - Michael D. Van Horn and Lee T. Shannon.......155 The #2-3 Bighorn: An Ultra-Deep Confirmation Well On The Madden Anticline - Ronald G. Brown and Lee T. Shannon.......181 GEOPHYSICS Seismic Detection of Upper Almond Gas Sandstones - Dripping Rock Field, Washakie Basin, Wyoming - Jack E. Holton.......189 Seismic Detection of Upper Dakota Sandstones on the Moxa Arch, Green River Basin, Wyoming, Using Amplitude Versus Offset Data - C. Dean Lausten.......199 Seismic Profile Through Patrick Draw - Table Rock Area, East Flank Rock Springs Uplift, Wyoming - Robert T. Ryder, Myung W. Lee, Warren F. Agena and Robert C. Anderson.......209 Depth Imaging Seismic Data To Help Delineate Gas Reservoirs In Southwest Wyoming - Alvin K Benson.......231 MISCELLANEOUS Chemical and Isotopic Compositions of Natural Gas From Seeps In Yellowstone And Grand Teton National Parks, Wyoming - Keith A. Kvenvolden, Bernd R.T. Simoneit and J. David Love.......241 Effect of Drilling and Completion Methods On Frontier Gas Production, Northern Moxa Arch, Southwest Wyoming - M. Smithwick Schultz and Randal F. Lafollette.......247 ROAD LOGS AND ASSOCIATED PAPERS Haystack Mountains Formation and Ferris Dune Field - Kevin J. Goldrick & Stephen H. Hollis.......255 Haystack Mountains Formation - Randi S. Martinsen and Roderick W Tillman.......263 Field Trip Guide To The Ferris and Seminoe Dune Fields - David R. Gaylord.......269 Muddy Field Trip Road Log - Stephen H. Hollis and Kevin J. Goldrick.......277 |
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