Exploration Prospects in the Mesozoic of the Western Interior
Room Palomino F/G/H
Co-Chairs: B. J. Hayes and J. C. Lorenz
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| 1:15 -- | Introductory Remarks |
| 1:20 -- | T. F. Moslow: Geologic Nature and Characterization of "Tight" Gas Reservoirs in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin and Comparison to U.S. Rocky Mountain Basins |
| 1:40 -- | S. A. Sonnenberg: Exploration Strategies for the U.S. Rockies |
| 2:00 -- | R. L. Billingsley: Cavitation: A Possible Key to the Jail? |
| 2:20 -- | A. P. Byrnes, G. Ice, M. Malinowsky, D. Eby: Reservoir Rock Properties of the Cretaceous Niobrara Chalk, Northwest Kansas and Northeast Colorado |
| 2:40 -- | M. T. Eckels, D. Suek, V. Rawn-Schatzinger, V. Weyland: Applying 3-D Seismic to Underexplored Areas in the Uinta Basin |
| 3:00 -- | Break |
| 3:20 -- | Paper withdrawn |
| 3:40 -- | P. K. Pedersen: Unconformity-Related Exploration Plays Within the Eastern Portion of the Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway—Subtle Tectonic Control of Reservoirs |
| 4:00 -- | M. M. Yurkowski, D. J. E. Christropher, M. Nicolas: Mesozoic of the Eastern Margin of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin |
| 4:20 -- | S. Li, C. M. Henderson: Stratigraphic Record of the Transition from Cratonic Basin to Foreland Basin |
| 4:40 -- | B. Rahman, C. M. Henderson: Exploration Significance of Anomalously Thick Sandstone and Mudstone Bodies of the Middle Triassic Doig and Halfway Formations in the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin |