The Role of Diagenesis in Determining Reservoir Properties II Room Corral Poster session is from 1:15 PM to 5:00 PM Co-Chairs: G. Davies and M. Wilson
Booth #: P59,	P. W. Choquette, E. E. Hiatt: The Importance of Dolomite Cement in the Evolution of Pore Systems in Sucrosic Dolostones
Booth #: P63,	A. Park, K. Milliken: Diagenetic Interaction of Sandstones and Shales in Gulf Coast Clastic Sediments: Predicting Reservoir Porosity and Permeability Evolution in Deep Reservoirs
Booth #: P60,	D. Budd, M. J. Pranter: The Hidden World of Dolomites: Self-Organization of Porosity and Permeability at the Decameter Scale During Dolomitization
Booth #: P64,	A. Tong, P. K. Pedersen, G. Chi: Diagenesis, Reservoir Development and Hydrocarbon Charging in Sandstones of the Lower Cretaceous Mannville Group and Viking Formation in the Dodsland-Hoosier Area, West Central Saskatchewan
Booth #: P65,	B. Coffey: Sequence Stratigraphic Influence on Regional Diagenesis of a Non-Tropical Mixed Carbonate-Siliciclastic Passive Margin, Paleogene, North Carolina, U.S.A
Booth #: P61,	G. Darke, P. H. Nadeau, J. Garland, S. N. Ehrenberg: Geological Constraints on Porosity Evolution and Permeability: A Comparison of Limestone Versus Dolomite Carbonate Reservoirs
Booth #: P62,	J. J. Dravis, I. Muir: Deep-Burial Dissolution of Devonian Carbonates in Western Canada—More Common Than You Think!