Hydrodynamics and Fluid Flow Room Exhibition Pavilion Poster session is from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Co-Chairs: J. Underschultz, T. Garfield, C. Otto, and B. Rostron
Booth #: P29,	H. Volk, C. E. S. Coelho, S. C. George, P. J. Eadington, A. S. Ross: Petroleum Charge History of a Stacked Reservoir Offshore Brazil as Inferred from the Distribution and Geochemistry of Petroleum Inclusions
Booth #: P30,	M. F. Middleton, H. Anderson: Magnetic Electrokinetics: A Key to Monitoring Fluid Flow in Reservoirs
Booth #: P31,	J. Underschultz, R. Freij-Ayoub, R. Leong, W. Bailey, C. Otto: Gippsland Falling Water Levels: Estimates of Aquifer Recovery Time and Implications for Coastal Subsidence
Booth #: P32,	G. K. S. Jensen, B. J. Rostron: Fluid Flow and Geochemistry of the Mississippian Aquifers Williston Basin, Canada and U.S.A
Booth #: P33,	D. D. Palombi, B. Rostron: Deep Regional Fluid Flow in the Northeastern Flank of the Williston Basin: Implications for Hydrocarbon Migration
Booth #: P34,	A. Carrillo-Chavez, B. Mendez-Ortiz, J. Tritlla, G. Levresse, E. Caballero, L. Clara, M. Varela, J. Patiņo: Hydrogeochemistry of Petroleum Brines from Oil Wells on the Southeast Basin of Mexico
Booth #: P35,	T. R. McHargue: Deepwater Depositional Phase Diagram: A Strategy for Predicting the Architecture of Deepwater Reservoirs Considering Slope Gradient and Clay Percentage
Booth #: P36,	H. G. Machel, J. Lonnee: Dolomitization and Hydrothermal Alteration by Long-Distance Migration of Gypsum and Halite Brines in the Devonian Clarke Lake Gas Field, British Columbia, Canada