Rock Physics of Shale - Stanford University
Rock Physics of Shale - Stanford University
Rock Physics of Shale - Stanford University
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What parameters are we interested in?<br />
maturation<br />
Quality; Maturity<br />
very oil prone<br />
oil prone<br />
inert<br />
gas prone<br />
Type II marine shales give<br />
most production<br />
High maturity gives better<br />
gas delivery<br />
It has been suggested that<br />
shale in the gas window has<br />
more gas and improved gas<br />
mobility – modified pore<br />
structure? Reduced kerogen<br />
volume? Microcracks?<br />
Bob Cluff (SIPES 1832) SIPES 2009<br />
Annual Meeting, Hilton Head, S.C.<br />
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Gary Mavko – <strong>Stanford</strong> <strong>Rock</strong> <strong>Physics</strong> Laboratory
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