Outcrop Analogues in Reservoir Characterization I Room Exhibition Pavilion Poster session is from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Co-Chairs: T. Payenberg and J. Bhattacharya
Booth #: P1,	M. Szuman, B. Kneller, M. Huuse, V. Kertznus, P. Thompson, M. Molinaro, M. Dykstra: Forward Modeling of Outcrop Data – a Tool for Improving Hydrocarbon Reservoir Prediction in Deepwater Architectural Elements
Booth #: P2,	P. Thompson, B. Kneller, M. Dykstra, K. Garyfalou, V. Kertznus, M. Szuman: Architecture and Reservoir Properties of Submarine Channels: Outcrop Analogues from the Upper Cretaceous Rosario Formation of Canyon San Fernando, Baja California, Mexico
Booth #: P3,	A. P. Gartrell, B. Evans, D. Woodward, G. Browne: Multidisciplinary Examination of a Deepwater Turbidite Reservoir Outcrop Analogue, Taranaki Basin, New Zealand
Booth #: P4,	M. Dykstra, B. Kneller: Channel Architectural Element Analysis of Deep Marine Channels: Examples from Outcrop and Implications for the Predictability of Channel Systems
Booth #: P5,	T. H. Nilsen, R. D. Shew, G. S. Steffens, J. J. R. Studlick: Characteristics of Deepwater Deposits from Outcrops: Depositional Models and Processes, Architectural Elements, and Statistics
Booth #: P6,	T. H. D. Payenberg, S. C. Lang, M. R. W. Reilly, B. Fernandes, C. Krapf, N. Ceglar: The Donkey Bore Syncline, South Australia – an Outcrop Analogue of a Deepwater Sediment-Filled Salt-Withdraw Mini-Basin
Booth #: P7,	B. Fernandes, T. H. D. Payenberg, C. Krapf: Lateral Variations in Diapir-Constrained Deepwater Sediments of the Donkey Bore Syncline, Flinders Ranges, South Australia
Booth #: P8,	T. Meckel: Observations and Thoughts on Sands Associated with Mass Transport Deposits
Booth #: P9,	K. A. A. van Noord: Can Mass Transport Complexes Form Viable Hydrocarbon Reservoirs: Examples from the Silverwood Group, Southeast Queensland, Australia