Integrating Geophysical and Geological Models for De-risking Hydrocarbon Exploration – a Rio-del-Rey Basin Case Study
P. G. Wilson1, J. Wanstall1, M. P. Jameson1, M. Nuzzo2, P. Nguema3 and S. Tamfu3
1. Glencore Exploration Cameroon Ltd, 2. Integrated Geochemical Interpretation Ltd, 3.
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The second in a series of Technical Notes is now available on our website. The second one presents evidence of Permian-sourced oil in the Norwegian Barents Sea, and follows the first note on Waxy oils from lacustrine source rocks.
IGI’s Barents Sea Geochemical Database contains geochemical data compiled from all relevant reports available on the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate’s website (now updated to the end of 2015), and has been used as the basis for a comprehensive regional geochemical interpretation report (IGI Ltd. , 2015).
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IGI has completed the annual update of our Norwegian Sea Geochemical Database and accompanying Well Manager File. This brings the database up to date for 2016 and includes all data released via the NPD Factpages website up to the end of December 2015.
IGI has completed the annual update of our Barents Sea Geochemical Database and accompanying Well Manager File. This brings the database up to date for 2016 and includes all data released via the NPD Factpages website up to the end of December 2015.
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Many lacustrine-sourced oils of different ages and from different parts of the world are observed to be waxy, containing high proportions of long-chain n-alkanes, typically showing a slight predominance of odd carbon number chain lengths (Fig. 1).
