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Learn! Blog By Susan Nash

How Far Can We Affordably Purify Produced Water? E-Symposium and Articles Provide Answers

Because of new technology and the high cost of disposal of produced saltwater, and the even high cost of disposing of flowback from stimulation (usually hydraulic fracturing), but also acidizing and other treatments, treating and purifying produced water to the point that it is useable in EOR and in hydraulic fracturing is an attractive option, particularly if hauling costs are not too high, and also the quality can be assured.

Added on 09 April, 2013

Explorer Geophysical Corner By Oswaldo Davogustto,Satinder Chopra

It's Just a Phase (Residue)

In the March issue of Geophysical Corner, my colleagues Marcilio Matos and AAPG member Kurt Marfurt discussed the concept of phase unwrapping and the computation of phase residues.

Added on 01 April, 2013

Learn! Blog By Susan Nash

Successful Water Management E-Symposium

Sourcing and managing water in drilling, completions, and production has become a “make or break” issue.

Added on 20 March, 2013

Explorer Article By Ken Milam

OSU-Industry Consortium Eyes Mississippian

Industry and academia are teaming up to pump up activity in the Mississippian of the Midcontinent United States.

Added on 01 March, 2013

Learn! Blog By Susan Nash

Petrophysics of Carbonates: Refreshers Are Vital

Our understanding of carbonates changes daily as many “shales” are, in reality, carbonates, and we use petrophysics in conjunction with other information in order to determine rock properties as well as fluid content.

Added on 13 February, 2013

Explorer Article By Barry Friedman

'Feeder Schools' Benefit from Donors' Gifts

The importance of feeder schools shouldn't be diminished just because their student body is small. In fact, oftentimes you'll find leading research ongoing from which graduate programs in larger institutions benefit by receiving well-prepared undergraduates.

Added on 01 January, 2013

Explorer Spotlight On… By Barry Friedman

Wigley's Vision: Making Data More Accessible

In the valued storage areas of AAPG offices in Tulsa, in electronic files and databases, cabinets and binders and loose leaf folders and online archives there are approximately a half million maps, photos, AAPG BULLETINs, AAPG publications, well logs and other important geoscience information.

Added on 01 December, 2012

Explorer Emphasis Article By Louise Durham

Geosteering Keeps Drillers On the Right Track

It’s all about staying on target: Technological advances are helping to make geosteering an increasingly valuable tool for geologists involved in horizontal wells.

Added on 01 December, 2012

Explorer Emphasis Article By David Brown

Oklahoma Geologists are Basement-Bound

A new well in Oklahoma may be the most historic and geologically interesting project in the entire country – and for a bonus, it may involve a new helium province.

Added on 01 December, 2012

Explorer Article By Louise Durham

It's All About the Play

From prospects to discoveries: The art of the deal will be among the valuable lessons shared during the inaugural DPA-sponsored Playmaker Forum, coming soon in Houston.

Added on 01 December, 2012

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