The Value of Outcrop Studies in Reducing Subsurface Uncertainty and Risk in Hydrocarbon Exploration and Production / edited by: M. Bowman, Texas A&M University, Qatar, H. R. Smyth, Neftex Exploration Insights, UK, T. R. Good, ExxonMobil, UK, S. R. Passey, CASP, UK, J. P. P. Hirst, Sedimentology Consultant, UK, and C. J. Jordan, British Geological Survey, UK.

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Bibliographic Details
Online Access:	Full Text (via Knovel)
Other Authors:	Bowman, M. B. J. (Editor), Smyth, H. R. (Helen R.) (Editor), Good, T. R. (Timothy R.) (Editor), Passey, S. R. (Editor), Hirst, J. P. P. (Editor), Jordan, C. J. (Colm J.) (Editor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	London : The Geological Society, 2016.
Series:	Geological Society special publication ; no. 436.
Subjects:	Petroleum > Geology > Fieldwork. Petroleum > Geology > Technological innovations. Petroleum > Prospecting. Hydrocarbon reservoirs. Outcrops (Geology) Electronic book.

Table of Contents:

Reducing uncertainty and risk through field-based studies
Keeping safe in the field: what, how and why?
The value of fieldwork in making connections between onshore outcrops and offshore models: an example from India
Reservoir architectures of interlava systems: a 3D photogrammetrical study of Eocene cliff sections, Faroe Islands
Application of outcrop analogues in successful exploration of a sand injection complex, Volund Field, Norwegian North Sea
A new perspective on sequence stratigraphy of syn-orogenic basins: insights from the Tertiary Piedmont Basin (Italy) and implications for play concepts and reservoir heterogeneity
Ordovician shallow-marine tidal sandwaves in Algeria - the application of coeval outcrops to constrain the geometry and facies of a discontinuous, high-quality gas reservoir
Outcrop analogues for hydrocarbon reservoirs in the Columbus Basin, offshore east Trinidad
Making outcrops relevant for an unconventional source rock play: an example from the Eagle Ford Group of Texas
Field-based structural studies as analogues to sub-surface reservoirs
Developing digital fieldwork technologies at the British Geological Survey
Linking outcrop analogue with flow simulation to reduce uncertainty in sub-surface carbon capture and storage: an example from the Sherwood Sandstone Group of the Wessex Basin, UK
Do technical studies reduce subsurface risk in hydrocarbon exploration: and if not, how do they add value?

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